Interactions with Specialized bikes on 99 Spokes over the last 30 days, adjusted for traffic volume by country.
Rockhopper, Epic, Epic, Chisel, Epic, Turbo Tero, Hotrock
Stumpjumper, Turbo Levo, Enduro, Turbo Levo SL, Turbo Kenevo, Status
Turbo Vado, Crossroads, Vado SL, Sirrus, Turbo Como, Roll, Haul
Q: Which Specialized bikes are most popular?
The most popular Specialized model families are the Tarmac, Diverge, and Sirrus.
Q: Does Specialized make eBikes?
Yes, Specialized manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.
Sep 2023 · Troy Templin
The new Specialized Creo 2 puts a further gap between them and the rest of the e-road bike market.
Sep 2023 · Guy Kesteven
Specialized’s Epic World Cup is a stunningly clean design that revives a radical suspension concept in a state of the art, ultralight chassis, but it’s not without its flaws
Stunningly clean looks
Near perfect high post XC spec
Excellent aggro race geometry
Set and forget suspension
Topped out hardtail feel appeal
Hard top/soft pedal is hard to balance
Harsh and tiring in the rough
No ‘on the fly’ suspension adjustment
Much heavier than a hardtail frame
Heavier frame than Epic EVO
Sep 2023
The 2nd gen Specialized Creo drop bar e-bike gets more power, updated geo, and goes back to the basics for axle standards.
Sep 2023 · Tom Wieckowski
The Creo 2 has received a brand-new motor and arrives with a mixed road and gravel focus
A fun bike to ride
A good-looking drop bar e-bike
Very capable off-road
All models should receive an AXS dropper post
Sep 2023 · Jan Richter
The Specialized Turbo Creo 2 is more off-road oriented than its predecessor, and it suits it damn well! What must a next-generation e-gravel bike be capable of?
High fun factor
Capable off-road performance
Customizability
Dropper post length isn’t adapted to the frame size
Sep 2023
Here's why the Specialized Diverge's damped seatpost flex is a brilliant design and doesn't care if you think it's ugly.