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Today’s DealsEnduro M5 Frame
A 26″ aluminum frame full suspension enduro frameset.
| Frame | Aluminum |
|---|---|
| Suspension | Full, 160mm rear |
| Shock | Fox |
| Wheels | 26″ |
| Seatpost | Dropper |
5'2" – 5'8"
5'6" – 5'11"
5'10" – 6'3"
6'1" – 6'7"
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Summary
The Specialized Enduro is celebrated for its exceptional descending capabilities, with a design that balances climbing efficiency and downhill prowess. Its suspension system is praised for smooth performance across varied terrain, though some reviews note room for improvement in pedaling efficiency and rear end stiffness. The bike's lightweight frame and confident handling make it a standout in the enduro category, appealing to riders seeking a versatile all-mountain bike.
Exceptional descending performance
Lightweight frame for its category
Confident and nimble handling
Smooth suspension across varied terrain
Versatile all-mountain capabilities
Rear end could be stiffer
FSR design less efficient under pedaling
Some builds may be too light for aggressive trail use
Climbing performance can be sluggish with certain setups
The Enduro is a holy terror—in the best possible way—on the downhills.
It wouldn’t be our first choice for all-round trail riding, but offers a wider range of ride options than a full-blown downhill bike.
Descending on the Enduro was predictably awesome. It was plenty of bike and took on the Free Lunch Trail’s big drops as well as the long and technical alpine gravity trails at Keystone resort with confidence and stability at speed.
The result is that the new Enduro is lighter and pedals better than its predecessor, enough to send it to the top of the wishlist for any privateer enduro racer
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Dec 2012 · Danny Milner
Specialized enduro racing dream machine: fast, stiff and reassuringly expensive

Jan 2012
Review of the Specialized Enduro Pro all mountain bike. Bike test.

Sep 2011 · Zach White
Fun, coil-sprung downhill-lite bike with basic ability to self-propel to the top of the hill

Nov 2010
Genetic Mutant, If the Enduro Pro were a teenager, the little punk would live on synthetic energy drinks, and walk the halls wearing a flat brimmed hat, baggy pants, and an mp3 player streaming Kid Cudi. All the while, still pulling off a top spot on the honor role.
Apr 2010 · Billy
DirtTV: 2010 Specialized Enduro Pro Bike Test
| Frame | M5 alloy, fully manipulated frame w/ ORE TT/ DT, tapered and forged HT, ISCG mount, sealed cartridge bearing pivots, replaceable derailleur hanger, 160mm travel |
|---|---|
| Shock | Fox RP23-S with Boost Valve, reb and separate climbing setting and custom 3-position low-speed comp adj. 8.5 x 2.125"" Travel: 160mm |
| Headset | 1-1/8 and 1.5"" Threadless, Campy style upper with 1.5"" lower, cartridge bearings |
| Seatpost | Specialized Command Post, 3 position, 125mm adjustable height w/air spring, remote operated, single bolt head Type: Dropper |
| Front Hub | NA |
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First added July 9
Last updated July 9
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