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2026 Specialized

Epic 8 EVO Comp

Precio del fabricante

4724 US$(4060 €)
Peso12,5 kg  
MarcoCarbón
Suspensióncompleto, 120 / 130mm
TenedorFox Performance Float 34
Amortiguador traseroFox Float X Performance
Ruedas29″ Aluminio
transmisión1 × 12 Electrónico
grupoEagle AXS, S1000 Eagle Transmission
FrenosSRAM Disco Hidráulico
tija de sillínCuentagotas
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Engranaje

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

44 km/h

Epic 8 EVO Comp

42 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Nivel de especificación estimado

Según el material de construcción y el nivel de calidad del cuadro, la horquilla, el juego de ruedas, el grupo, el sistema de suspensión y más.<link> Más información →</link>

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Dimensionamiento
XS

156cm – 166cm

SM

163cm – 174cm

MD

171cm – 182cm

LG

179cm – 189cm

XL

185cm – 195cm

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Reseñas

Resumen

The Specialized Epic EVO is a trail bike that excels with its updated geometry, increased travel, and innovative features like the Flight Attendant suspension system and in-frame SWAT storage. It's praised for its handling and suspension performance, making it suitable for technical trails and all-day adventures. However, some reviews note a firm shock tune and limited rear tire clearance as drawbacks.

Pros
  • Updated geometry and increased travel

  • Flight Attendant suspension system for automatic adjustment

  • In-frame SWAT storage

  • Excellent handling on technical trails

  • Lightweight frame

Cons
  • Firm shock tune at times

  • Limited rear tire clearance

  • Flight Attendant adds weight

Key Quotes
The Epic is built off a race chassis, whereas the Stumpy is definitely an all-around trail bike.
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
The new Epic Evo is perfect for the increasing category of riders who want full trail attack capability, but with the agility, punch and efficiency that gives the kind of climbing and acceleration gains you’d otherwise have to get an e-bike to unleash.
Freehub logoFreehub
The Epic 8 handled all of it exceptionally well.
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Bicycling
Specialized Claims the New Epic 9 Is the Lightest Full-Suspension Bike Ever Made

abr 2026

Eye-watering pricing aside, the Epic 9 makes a strong case as the benchmark XC platform—with one annoying “upgrade”.

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Escape Collective
Specialized consolidates the Epic range with the new race-focused Epic 9

abr 2026 · Alex Hunt

It's lighter and sharper, but the bigger story is how one bike replaces the brand’s XC lineup.

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Mountain Bike Action
LONG TERM REVIEW: SPECIALIZED S-WORKS EPIC 8 - THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES - Mountain Bike Action Magazine

dic 2024 · Ron Koch

The result is a single-frame design that, depending on the components added, can be either a competitive XC racing rig or a confident trail bike that is ready for anything thrown its way.

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Freehub
Bike Review | Specialized Epic 8 Evo Pro

abr 2024 · Spencer Astra

During the darkest part of the Northwest winter, I found myself aboard the new Specialized Epic 8 Evo Pro, a short-travel speed demon. After a nasty broken elbow, the Epic Evo and I seem to be sharing new titanium hardware. With 130 millimeters of travel up front and 120 at the rear, the new Epic is a cross-country bike that leans more toward gnarlier terrain than a true race bred rig as it seamlessly blends efficiency with just enough grit to tackle unforgiving trails. Even as I pedaled slow and muddy singletrack, this bike remained remarkably zippy—a testament to its short travel, low build weight, and efficient frame kinematics. Specialized has managed to shave off a few grams from the previous model iteration while producing a stable, refined ride. As I climbed, the Epic Evo’s main standout feature was efficiency. Despite the slow winter dirt, I was usually climbing with enough speed to generate a slight wind on my face. The rear shock platform felt taught and supportive under pedaling load. One of the most notable qualities of the Evo, while both climbing and descending, was the frame’s ability to eat high-frequency vibrations from the trail. My left elbow is fairly sensitive as it recovers from the break and, even with only 120 millimeters of travel, the Evo maintained a soft touch while clambering over roots and rocks.

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Bikerumor
Review: Specialized Epic 8 S-Works & EVO XC bikes

mar 2024 · Tyler Benedict

The new Specialized Epic 8 is a downcountry ripper disguised as a race bike. Or maybe it's the other way around. Either way, this bike is fast and fun!

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BIKE Magazine
Specialized announces new Epic and Epic EVO 8

mar 2024

Goodbye Brain, hello SWAT and Flight Attendant

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Bike Perfect
I tested the new Specialized Epic 8 Evo Pro – its mixture of lightweight speed and middleweight control blew me away

mar 2024 · Guy Kesteven

Specialized’s cult favorite rowdy XC winner jumps up a whole weight category to burly downcountry, but does it still have the race speed our expert tester loved before?

Máximos
  • Excellent tech taming longer, lower mainframe geometry

  • XC weight frame with punchy pedaling leaves trail competitors standing

  • Fox Factory Grip2 fork, Float shock and Transfer dropper

  • Puncture reducing rims and grippy T9/T7 Grid tires

  • Generous internal storage, SWAT stem and two bottle cage mounts

Mínimos
  • Nearly a kilo heavier than the previous Epic Evo Comp

  • Shock feels too firm at times

  • Limited rear tire space

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Enduro Mountainbike Magazine
On test: 2024 Specialized Epic 8 EVO – The fun brother?

mar 2024 · Simon Kohler, Robin Schmitt

We tested the 2024 Specialized Epic 8 EVO. But what is the big brother of the XC race bike capable of? Read on to find out.

Máximos
  • More confidence inspiring than the Epic 8

  • Short-travel bike with an integrated storage compartment

Mínimos
  • Shock tune

  • Lack of comfort on rough gravel roads

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Geometría
Especificaciones
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Marco

FACT 11m Carbon, Progressive XC Race Geometry, Rider-First Engineered™, SWAT downtube storage, threaded BB, 12x148mm UDH compatible rear dropout, internal cable routing, 120mm of travel

Pedalier estándarBSA, 73mm, Roscado

Estándar de suspensiónYA

ColoresSatin Blue Onyx / California Sunshine; Gloss Pistachio / Obsidian

Tenedor

FOX 34 SL Performance, Grip Damper, 130mm travel, 44mm offset, 15x110mm

Viajar130mm

Tipo muelleAire

Amortiguador trasero

Fox Float Performance, Evol LV, Ride Dynamics Tuned, 2-position compression adjust, 190x45mm

Viajar120mm

Pedalier

SRAM DUB Threaded Wide

Provenir

Alloy Stem, 35mm clamp, 60mm

Manillar

Specialized Alloy, 20mm rise, 35mm, 760mm wide

Sillín

Body Geometry Power Sport, steel rails

tija de sillín

X-Fusion Manic, 30.9, XS-SM: 125mm, M: 150mm, L-XL: 170mm Travel, 0mm offset

TipoCuentagotas

Puños

Specialized Trail Grips

grupo
Cambio trasero

SRAM S-1000 Eagle AXS Transmission

Manivela

SRAM S1000 Eagle, DUB, 165/170/175mm, 32T, 32T

cambiadores

SRAM AXS POD Controller

Casete

SRAM XS-1270 Transmission Cassette, 12-Speed, 10-52T

Cadena

SRAM GX Eagle Transmission 12-Speed Flattop Chain

Frenos

Front: SRAM Motive Bronze, 4-piston caliper, hydraulic disc, 180mm rotor, Rear: SRAM Motive Bronze, 4-piston caliper, hydraulic disc, 160mm rotor

TipoSRAM Disco Hidráulico

Ruedas
llantas

Specialized Alloy 29, 27mm internal width, tubeless

radios

DT Swiss Elemental

Buje delantero

Specialized alloy, sealed cardridge bearings, 6-bolt, 15x110mm thru-axle, 28h

Buje trasero

Specialized alloy, sealed cartridge bearings, 6-bolt, 12x148mm thru-axle, 28h

Llantas

Front: Specialized Purgatory, GRID Casing, T9 Compound, 29x2.4, Rear: Specialized Ground Control, Grid Lite Casing, T5/T7 Compound, 29x2.35

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