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Kona Pro Bike: Alistair Brownlee’s Scott Plasma

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Alistair Brownlee will make his first Kona attempt aboard this Scott Plasma.

October 11, 2019 Chris Foster

Photo: Oliver Baker

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Two-time Olympic gold medalist Alistair Brownlee will make his first Kona attempt aboard this Scott Plasma.

Alistair — Alistair Brownlee will be riding a size medium Scott Plasma with some special upgrades. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — Brownlee’s drivetrain includes a SRAM Red eTap AXS rear derailleur, Blip Box, Clips, and Blips. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — A saddle-mounted Zipp bottle cage sits behind his Syncros saddle. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — For his front drivetrain, Brownlee will use a 1X setup with Speedplay Aero pedals and a SRAM Red AXS Quarq power meter. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — Brownlee uses SRAM brake levers (with Blips) to stop his standard rim brake setup. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — A unique Syncros cockpit graces Brownlee’s front end. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — Brownlee’s wheels boast a custom Alistair Brownlee signature. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — Brownlee will use Zipp NSW 858 carbon clincher wheels. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — For hydration, Brownlee will use an Elite waterbottle branded with his nutrition sponsor, OTE Nutrition. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

Alistair — Brownlee uses a SRAM Red 1X crankset (size 165!) with a 52t chainring and a “World Champion Edition” Red AXS chain. Photo: Adam Rose-Levy

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