The Best Specialized Bikes For Sale

Specialized is an American brand founded in 1974 in Morgan Hill, California, and one of the most research-driven manufacturers in the sport. Road options include the Tarmac SL8 for racing, the Aethos for lightweight climbing builds, the Roubaix for endurance and rough roads, and the Diverge for gravel. The MTB range covers XC with the Epic, trail with the Stumpjumper, and enduro with the Enduro model, while the Turbo Levo and Turbo Kenevo handle e-MTB. Soudal Quick-Step currently race the Tarmac SL8 at UCI WorldTour level.

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    Specialized S - Works Tarmac SL7 2021 size 49 Shimano Ultegra R8070 Di2 Disc 2x11sp - 1 - Bikeroom
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    Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL7 2021 size 49 Shimano Ultegra R8070 Di2 Disc 2x11sp €4.200,00 €10.390,00 Save 60%

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What Specialized bikes are available on Bikeroom?

Bikeroom's Specialized collection covers both road and mountain bikes from one of the sport's largest and most diverse brands. On the road side, the Tarmac SL7 and SL8 are the flagship race platforms, while the Roubaix and Diverge cover endurance and gravel riding. On the MTB side, the Epic and Epic Evo handle cross-country, with the Stumpjumper, Enduro, and Demo covering trail, enduro, and downhill respectively. Both new and pre-owned models are listed when available, spanning a wide range of component levels.

Is a pre-owned Specialized bike a reliable choice?

Specialized frames are built to consistent standards across the range. Their S-Works carbon — used on the top-tier builds — is among the better lightweight layups available at any price point. Mid-range Fact carbon on models like the Tarmac SL7 Expert is equally durable in real-world use. When buying pre-owned, confirm the frame generation carefully: Specialized has evolved standards across model years, especially around thru-axle specs and bottom bracket systems. On full-suspension MTBs, check the FSR pivot bearings and shock service history before committing.

Which Specialized model should I look for second-hand?

For road, the Tarmac SL7 in Shimano Ultegra Di2 disc spec represents strong value second-hand — it's a WorldTour-level race platform at a realistic pre-owned price. For endurance riding, the Roubaix with Future Shock front suspension is genuinely distinctive and holds up well. For cross-country MTB, the Epic Evo is one of the most versatile platforms available — light, efficient, and capable on technical terrain. On full suspension trail bikes, the Stumpjumper has been refined over many generations and remains a benchmark choice.