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19 models

Chisel Women's

Mountain2018–2019Discontinued

Value-oriented XC race hardtail — aluminum alternative to Epic XC for riders who want race performance without carbon price Specialized with Mike d'Aluisio (DSW frame technology) Chisel — sharp, preci

Crux

bike2022–2026

The Crux started life as Specialized's pure cyclocross race bike in the late 2000s, with multiple US and World Cup CX wins. In 2021, Specialized fully reinvented the platform: the new Crux is no longe

Diverge

bike2014–

The Diverge began life around 2014 as a 'Roubaix for dirt' — an endurance road platform adapted for rough surfaces — before evolving into a dedicated, highly capable gravel bike. Across generations Sp

Enduro

Mountain2020–2026

The Specialized Enduro debuted in 1999 as a 109mm-travel trail bike — not even originally called the Enduro at launch — and helped define what would become the enduro category. The current generation,

Epic

Mountain2002–

2002. Specialized introduced the Epic as a revolutionary XC full-suspension bike with the patented Brain shock — an inertia-valve suspension technology that automatically distinguished between rider i

Epic 8

Mountain2024–2026

The Epic 8 is the eighth generation of Specialized's flagship XC race bike, launched in late 2023 for the 2024 model year and continuing into 2026. The Epic line has dominated cross-country racing sin

Era

Mountain2008–2017Discontinued

The Era was Specialized's women's-specific XC full-suspension race bike — the female counterpart to the Epic — launched around 2008 from Morgan Hill, CA. It carried the same proprietary Brain inertia-

Jett

Kids2021–2024Discontinued

Specialized launched the Jett kids' bike line in 2021 as its answer to the premium lightweight kids-bike specialists (woom, Frog, Prevelo, Cleary) that had, for years, out-designed the big brands on f

Riprock

bike2016–

Specialized realized that kids bikes were often just shrunken adult bikes with terrible, heavy coil forks that didn't work for light riders. The recent Riprock redesign ditched the fake suspension for

Riprock

Kids2015–

Specialized launched the Riprock in the mid-2010s as its dedicated kids' off-road line, sitting above the entry Hotrock in ambition: a genuine junior mountain bike rather than a shrunken pavement bike

Rockhopper

Mountain1981–

The Rockhopper is one of the longest-running model names in mountain biking — it launched in 1989 as Specialized's first sub-$500 mountain bike, putting trail-capable hardware in the hands of riders w

Roubaix

bike2004–

Named after the grueling Paris-Roubaix cobbled classic, the Roubaix pioneered the endurance road bike category. The introduction of the coil-sprung Future Shock in 2017 revolutionized front-end compli

Stumpjumper

Mountain

In 1981, Specialized founder Mike Sinyard introduced the Stumpjumper — the world's first mass-produced mountain bike. Before this, mountain bikes were custom-built one-offs (like the Marin County 'klu

Stumpjumper EVO

bike2014–

The 'EVO' moniker historically meant slightly beefed-up Specialized bikes. However, the current Stumpjumper EVO is practically an entirely different category than the standard Stumpjumper. With 160/15

Tarmac SL7

bike2020–

Specialized realized that racers shouldn't have to choose between a climbing bike (SL6) and an aero bike (Venge). The SL7 was developed in the 'Win Tunnel' to be at the UCI weight limit while being al

Turbo Como

E-City2018–

The Turbo Como is Specialized's argument that an e-bike doesn't have to look like an e-bike — and doesn't have to demand the rider lean forward. Launched in 2016 alongside the Turbo Vado (its sportier

Turbo Creo

E-Bike2019–2023Discontinued

Specialized sought to create an e-road bike that didn't feel like riding a tank when the motor cut out at 25km/h. The SL 1.1 motor was developed to be lightweight and frictionless. With the Creo 2, th

Turbo Creo SL

E-Road2019–

Specialized entered the drop-bar e-bike market in 2019 with the Turbo Creo SL, arriving after the brand had already proven its Turbo Levo (e-MTB) and Turbo Vado (e-city) platforms. Rather than bolt a

Turbo Kenevo

ebikes2018–

The Turbo Kenevo was Specialized's freeride-oriented eMTB, slotting above the Levo with longer travel (180 mm front, 170 mm rear), 27.5" wheels, and a slacker head angle designed for steep alpine desc

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