Why is specialized S-Works so expensive?

Every part of a S-Works bike is delicate and it must be efficiently aligned with the other parts. Its frames, wheels and other parts must be in tune in order for it to be a great bike! That is why it is so expensive; any mistake in servicing it may bring down its value and usefulness.

Is the Specialized Enduro good for climbing?

Specialized may have made adjustments to the anti-squat and steepened the seat tube angle to 76 degrees, but this bike is not built to climb. The long wheelbase and slack head angle will be noticeable on tighter climbs, and we found the front end wandered a bit on steep climbs.

How much travel does a Specialized Enduro have?

170 millimeters
Big Wheels, Big Momentum. Bigger wheels maintain momentum better than smaller wheels—particularly over technical terrain. That’s why the new Enduro rolls exclusively on 29-inch wheels. It marries 170 millimeters of suspension travel with big wheels in a package that’s crazy fast.

How much does the S Works Enduro weight?

31.68lbs
The S-Works Enduro in an S4 is the only complete we were able to weigh, but it came in at 31.68lbs (14.37kg) without pedals, and the frame weighed 7.91lbs (3.59kg) with all the hardware including a bottom bracket (no headset).

When did Specialized Enduro come out?

1999
The Specialized Enduro was born before enduro was even a thing – in fact, the very first version released in 1999 wasn’t even CALLED the Enduro.

Is S-Works better than specialized?

The difference is in the frame. The S-Works bikes use a different carbon lay-up. The S-Works frames are lighter and stiffer. Also they come with ceramicspeed BB as standard.

What does S-Works stand for?

S-works is the premium like for the top bikes. Basically s-works means, this is the top of the line product they make in the category.

Is the Specialized Enduro playful?

The new Specialized Enduro is a big bike in many ways. This is because it’s also light, snappy, poppy and playful, all in despite of what the numbers might say.

What’s the difference between S-Works and Specialised?