Remy Absalon started racing at a young age but could never make his mind up between XC or DH, so he was delighted when enduro first burst onto the scene in France. He became an enduro specialist in 2004 and quickly claimed victory in the Megavalanche, Superenduro, Crankworx and the French Enduro Series. Remy now races for the Scott SR Suntour Enduro team and we caught up with him in Finale to check out his 12.9kg Scott Genius LT700 Tuned.

The Genius LT700 Tuned delivers 170mm of efficient travel.
The Genius LT700 Tuned delivers 170mm of efficient travel.
The rear shock is a Fox Nude Twinlock damper.
The rear shock is a Fox Nude Twinlock damper.
Remy chose to run Michelin Rock 'R' tyres, Magi-X on the front and Gum-X on the rear.
Remy chose to run Michelin Rock ‘R’ tyres, Magi-X on the front and Gum-X on the rear.
The Scott features a full XTR Trail drivetrain,
The Scott features a full XTR Trail drivetrain,
Remy uses a Syncros AM10 Carbon bar cut to 760mm, and a 50mm XM15 stem.
Remy uses a Syncros AM10 Carbon bar cut to 760mm, and a 50mm XM15 stem.
The 27.5 wheelset features Duke Furystar rims and Tune hubs.
The 27.5 wheelset features Duke Furystar rims and Tune hubs.
Remy is running the SR Suntour Auron Fork set to 170mm.
Remy is running the SR Suntour Auron Fork set to 170mm.
Remy has been on the enduro scene for many years before it was called enduro.
Remy has been on the enduro scene for many years, long before it was called enduro.

Words: Trev Worsey Photos: Manne Schmitt


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