Scott might be one of the most underrated brands in cycling — but their influence runs deep. They started in 1958 with aluminum ski poles, and within a few decades they were changing the face of cycling forever.From inventing the aerobar that helped Greg LeMond win the 1989 Tour de France, to pioneering full-suspension MTB frames in the ’90s, to creating some of the lightest carbon bikes ever made — Scott has always been at the cutting edge. And when riders like Nino Schurter and Kate Courtney dominate the mountain bike world on Scott machines, you know this brand is doing something right.In this video, we dive into the full story of Scott: how a ski brand became a cycling powerhouse, their biggest innovations, and how they shaped road racing, mountain biking, and beyond.🚴 Subscribe for more deep dives into the riders, brands, and moments that shaped cycling history.