The bike. A frame, two wheels, suspension, pedals, a seat, and bars. Mud flaps or chain guides, bash guards or brake levers. Components in a finite number of possible configurations. But no one would say that any bike is the same. Especially not this bike...certainly not Vinny. This Gambler was made specifically for him by Scott. It even has his name on it. Because it’s cut to fit precisely. Because it has a kickass paint job. “There are many like it but this one is mine.” That’s why it’s the...

Standing next to his bike or sitting in the back of the truck, Vinny T looks like any other rider. 5.10’s. Riding pants and jersey. Helmet and goggles. But on his bike, his feet are twisted and his hands loose and open on the bars. His style is full of weird, tweaky positions. His flow is as twisty as his grip. He corks the bars so far, his feet come off, and he’s bent up with his one- footer out under the post. When he’s pinned, it’s the cockeyed way he floats above the bike while it blas...

When Scott Sports got their hands on the first Gambler Prototype they sent over Nico Vink and Nick Pescetto for a shooting session at our home trails.

VALAIS one of the best place to ride bike by Lindsay Dubosson

After a year living in Whistler, i had to make an edit to prove that even the baguette and snails eater can do downhill biking. Even if my kiwi and canadian friends couldn't believe it, eating baguette, snails and drink red wine make you go faster than maple sirup and pancakes! Be careful though, do not abuse of the red liquid before you go riding, it could help you make some gnarly turns on a straight line... Thanks a lot to Mateo lee who spent his time to shoot me and edit this vid...