Winning Bike: Andrew Crimmins' Kona Supreme Operator

It's pretty rad that a grom barely old enough to drive can take out some of the biggest names in professional downhilling. Andrew Crimmins beat the likes of Troy Brosnan and Mick Hannah with a a 2-second victory in the DH race at the Thredbo Cannonball festival. He did it on Connor Fearon's old bike, too. Let's check out his race-winning Kona Supreme Operator.

• 2014 Kona Supreme Operator
• 200mm rear travel, 64-degree head angle
• RockShox BoXXer World Cup Fork
• RockShox Vivid R2C rear shock with titanium spring
• SRAM XO 10-speed drivetrain
• e.thirteen Guide Ring
• Truvativ Boobars (780mm) and Truvativ Direct Mount Stem
• Easton Havoc DH Wheelset
• Avid XO Trail brakes
• Maxxis Minion DHF 2.5 tires