Peter Sagan and Daniel Oss posted an unreleased Specialized motorcycle on social media just hours after level 18 of the Tour de France.
In the first of a 4-photo post, Oss is shown with a matte black motorcycle that follows classic picture designs. The motorcycle renounces the fashion trend of discounted seats and built-in cabs, but maintains the preventive strength of disc brakes.
It is only at the time of the 4 images that the logo becomes clear, as a Gold Specialized “S” logo appears on the guide tube. In the 3rd photo, Oss is shown holding the motorcycle in the air, a pose that suggests that the motorcycle is light.
Subtitling the message, he said, “Dude, the TDF is good, but I can’t wait to break the regulations a little bit and #JustRide on my new device once all the races are over. I love that Specialized is a matter of driving!(Besides, Peter, don’t touch it!) More to come. • Break the regulations “
The messages recommend that the messages were an intentional set of Specialized, who have a history of filtering their own products, for example, when they filtered the Tarmac SL7 their Ride application. The inclusion of Oss “breaking the rules” also recommends that the motorcycle be light We know from our Specialized Tarmac SL7 review that can succeed smoothly on the UCI limit of 6. 8 kg, so if the new motorcycle is lighter again, it would certainly be illegal in the UCI competition.
Peter Sagan republished Oss’s post on Instagram, although he gave up the ability to respond to Oss’s “don’t touch. “
No calls are made for the obvious new model, comments seem to recommend that it be called Aethos, Specialized has added, and then removed, the “Vaunt” to the UCI list of approved frames and forks. Looking at the list, none Vaunt or Aethos have been present lately.
Like the name, there is also no release date, once again, commentators that the motorcycle will arrive on September 22, two days after the end of the Tour de France in Paris.
As always, Cyclingnews will have all the main points since launch.
Dude, the TDF is good, but I’m ahead of breaking the regulations a little bit and #JustRide on my new device once all the races are over I love the fact that Specialized is aimed at driving!(Also, Peter, please don’t touch!) More to come. • breaktheregulations Photos via @cyclingimages Daniel Oss
A photo posted through daniel87oss on September 17, 2020 at 9:12 am PDT
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