Specialized - Catalog/Brochure S-Works - 2011 EN
Specialized - Catalog/Brochure S-Works - 2011 EN
Specialized - Catalog/Brochure S-Works - 2011 EN
S-WORKS
MOUNTAIN bikes
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TOTAL
suspension
integration
The best riding mountain bikes are built from
the ground up AS An integrated system.
BRAIN TECHNOLOGY
Pioneered by Specialized, Brain technology is found in our branded
forks, as well as our collaborative fork/shocks with RockShox and FOX.
Since the Brain knows the difference between rider forces and bump
forces, it immediately transitions from firmly efficient in smooth terrain to
Cut-away showing tapered carbon steerer fully active in rough terrain, boosting both efficiency and control.
tube and recessed lower bearing.
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EPIC
Quite simply the fastest, most nimble
full-suspension XC race bike on the
planet. Can you say XC World Champion?
EPIC “I rode the Epic 29er for the first time only one day before the National
Championships. It was like butter on the course, and I knew I had to race it.
Two days later I had two national titles. This bike just flat out performs.”
-Todd Wells, Specialized Factory Racing
MINI BRAIN
The Specialized-pioneered, FOX-made Mini Brain damper senses
variations in terrain, allowing the rear shock to automatically transition
from firm to fully active suspension settings for greater efficiency
and control. It’s called “Mini” because of its lightweight spring and
gram-shaving design.
REVIEWS
WINS
“The S-Works Epic is a quick and
nimble-steering bike. It changes US National XC Championships: Todd Wells
course almost subconsciously and at XC World Cup, Windham, NY: Jaroslav Kulhavy
the same time offers enough stability Craft Bike Trans Germany: Christoph Sauser
for the rider to make up time on the US Pro XTC Series: Todd Wells
descents.” South African National XC Championships: Burry Stander
-Mountain Bike Action Magazine Multiple XTERRA victories: Conrad Stoltz and Dan Hugo
Christoph Sauser tears up the Val Di Sole
World Cup course on his S-Works Epic.
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S-Works EPIC S-Works EPIC FSR CARBON
Red/White Red/White
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STUMPJUMPER STUMPJUMPER
FSR
The best climbing, best descending (aka, do-everything)
FSR
The best climbing, best descending (aka, do-everything)
full-suspension trail bike for over 30 years. full-suspension trail bike for over 30 years.
“I love a bike that feels relaxed on a fast fire road but is nimble
on the trail. The Stumpjumper FSR is all that, plus it loves goat
path grunter climbs. With so many great ride qualities, there is
nothing this bike can’t do.”
-KIRT VOREIS, SPECIALIZED ALLRIDE TOUR
TRAIL-TUNED BRAIN
The Specialized-pioneered, FOX-made Brain damper senses
changes in the trail and allows the rear shock to instantaneously
transition from firm in smooth terrain to fully active in rough
terrain, giving the rider greater efficiency and control.
WHEEL INTEGRATION
S-Works STUMPJUMPER FSR CARBON FRAME
By increasing the surface area between hub and fork dropouts Carbon
REVIEWS
S-WORKS ENDURO
Carbon/Red
FACT IS-X CARBON FRAME
The Enduro’s “X-Wing” design — with beefed up seat/chainstays
and tapered head tube — delivers stiffness and durability at
minimal weight. Combining a plush, relaxed all-mountain geo
with added torsional stiffness in select areas makes this bike
capable of handling serious downhill abuse, without forfeiting
climbing efficiency or steering precision.
REVIEWS
REVIEWS
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FACT
CARBON
FUNCTIONAL ADvANCeD COMpOSITe TeCHNOLOgY –
IT’S WHAT MAKeS OUR bIKeS beTTeR.
WHAT IS FACT?
You’ll see it printed on the tubes of our carbon holistic approach to working with
bikes and equipment, but there’s more to the composites – a detailed development cycle that
FACT name than meets the eye. Functional starts with the needs of the rider and ends with
Advanced Composite Technology represents our the highest performance bikes possible.
RIDeR NeeDS
Guided by the needs of the rider experience –
Competitive Road, Triathlon, etc. – we determine
the essential properties for each bike.
MATeRIAL SeLeCTION
We select the specific fibres, resins,
and weaves for each bike before
manufacturing begins.
FAbRICATION pROCeSS
Here we create the carbon layup for
each bike, choose the appropriate
manufacturing method, and bake the
finished frame.
TeSTINg
Finally, we lab-test frame prototypes at all load
points, ride-test them with our pros, then make
multiple iterations until we’re satisfied.
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sMOOTHER
IS FASTER
Fabian Cancellara powers a Roubaix SL3 to yet another win at the bike’s namesake race, Paris-Roubaix.
Is three years of winning on the cobbles proof that smoother is faster? We think so.
MORE CONTROL/LESS FATIGUE/HIGHER SPEEDS/HAPPIER RIDERS
A smoother ride really can be faster. And the key ingredient is vertical
compliance. By allowing the frame to flex in a vertical plane, vertical
compliance smoothes your overall ride, reduces fatigue by absorbing forces
from the road, and increases control by riding “over” bumps, not “into” them.
Through bikes like the Roubaix, we’ve focused on balancing compliance and
stiffness to give you high performance without the harsh ride.
PLUSH STAYS
The 3D-bend seatstays and proprietary composite layup on the Roubaix are
engineered for maximum vertical compliance.
thin to win
A thin 27.2mm seatpost and svelte seat tube maximise vertical deflection,
thereby delivering the smoothest ride around.
VIBRATION DAMPING
Zertz viscoelastic dampers in the fork and seatstays filter vibrations from the
road, so your body doesn’t have to.
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ROUBAIX
SL3
Nothing is smoother and faster…
just ask Fabian Cancellara
(or the cobbles of Paris-Roubaix).
SL3 CONSTRUCTION
In our proprietary, top-of-the-line frame construction, the
one-piece chainstay/BB minimises flex at the critical power
transfer junction where crank arms meet frame. The BB and
head tube use internally raised ribs to optimise fibre alignment
for greater stiffness, hollow carbon fibre dropouts and headset
cups cut weight to an absolute minimum.
REVIEWS
REVIEWS
Integrated Brakes
The Transition’s brake system is designed in tandem with its
frame for maximum aerodynamics and control. The centre-pull
front brake, low-mount rear brake and internal cable routing all
help to minimise drag.
2-Position Seatpost
The FACT carbon two-position Transition seatpost uses 100mm
of fore/aft adjustment and an airfoil, wing-shaped design to
ensure that every rider from TT to triathlete is positioned for
maximum speed, pedalling efficiency and stability.
REVIEWS
INTegRATeD COCKpIT
All components — from the brakes, head tube, and stem, to the
bottom bracket and crankset — are designed from the ground
up to work together for maximum stiffness and minimum drag.
This results in a faster, more aerodynamic bike with superior
handling, unlike typical TT/Tri bikes.
xY FIT
When you have to hold a static position for long periods, fit is
especially important. We size the Shiv using X and Y sizing: a
precise method that’s based on effective stack (X) and reach (Y)
from BB to the top and front of the aerobar pad. This allows the
rider to more closely replicate fit from bike to bike.
RevIeWS
giving the fork a wider, stiffer stance, 2009-2010 World Time Trial Championships: Fabian Cancellara
without a hint of flex. Mortals like you 2010 Luxembourg National Time Trial Championships: Andy Schleck
and I will find the stiffness inspiring on 2010 Tristar111 Estonia Triathlon: Philip Graves and Desiree Ficker
technical courses and descents.” Prologue and Stage 19 victories, 2010 Tour de France: Fabian Cancellara
- laVa Magazine 2010 Tour of Switzerland, Time Trial stage: Fabian Cancellara 31
BE ONE
WITH
YOUR BIKE
bODY geOMeTRY FIT CReATeS THe peRFeCT
MARRIAge beTWeeN bIKe AND bODY.
RevIeWS
“I’ve had two bike fits before, but never have I noticed such a difference as
with BG FIT. Right after my fit, I had to stop several times during my ride
to make sure my power metre was reading right. I thought it was reading
too high for how good I felt. I stopped, re-calibrated the power meter,
checked the sensor magnet, and got going again. I found nothing wrong
with my power meter, so I attribute the feeling to the new fit on my bike.
Doing the harder efforts just seemed so much easier and no discomforts.
Simply amazing.”
-osValdo “ozzie” olMos, cal gianT/specialized cycling TeaM
based on the same science that makes bg FIT so successful, body geometry equipment is designed to improve
the way your body connects with your bike at the three points of contact — your hands, seat, and feet.
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MOUNTAIN GEOS EPIC
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SW Epic 29ER SW Epic 10 2
Size Med LG XL Size S M L XL
Seat Tube Length - Centre to Top (mm) 424 463 520 Seat Tube Length - Centre to Top (mm) 394 424 463 520
Top Tube Length (Horizontal) (mm)* 589 615 641 Top Tube Length (Horizontal) (mm)* 554 589 615 641
Top Tube Length (Actual) (mm)** 559 584 607 Top Tube Length (Actual) (mm)** 527 560 586 615
Chainstay Length (mm) 448 448 448 Chainstay Length (mm) 425 425 425 425
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Bottom Bracket Height - Low Setting (mm) 331 331 331 Bottom Bracket Height - Low Setting (mm) 331 331 331 331
Seat Tube Angle (Actual) - Low Setting (°) 69.5° 70° 70° Seat Tube Angle (Actual) - Low Setting (°) 71.5° 71.5° 71.5° 71.5° 3
Seat Tube Angle (Effective) - Low Setting (°) 74° 74° 74° Seat Tube Angle (Effective) - Low Setting (°) 74° 74° 74° 74°
Head Tube Angle - Low Setting (°) 70.5° 70.5° 70.5° Head Tube Angle - Low Setting (°) 70° 70° 70° 70°
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Wheel Base (mm) 1109 1136 1163 Wheel Base (mm) 1060 1096 1124 1152
Standover Height (mm) 766 775 790 Standover Height (mm) 755 765 774 790 5 7 6
Head Tube Height (mm) 110 120 140 Head Tube Height (mm) 125 135 155 185 9
Handlebar Width (mm) 680 680 680 Handlebar Width (mm) 660 660 660 660
Stem Length (mm) 90 105 105 Stem Length (mm) 75 90 105 105
Crank Length (mm) 175 175 175 Crank Length (mm) 170 175 175 175
Seatpost Length (mm) 400 400 400 Seatpost Length (mm) 400 400 400 400 STUMPJUMPER FSR
Stack (mm) 605 614 633 Stack (mm) 561 571 589 618
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Reach (mm) 415 438 458 Reach (mm) 393 425 446 464
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Ground-Top (mm) 936 945 964 Ground-Top (mm) 892 902 920 949 10 2
mm
SW SJ FSR Carbon SW Enduro Carbon
Size S M L XL Size S M L XL 4
EPIC
Seat Tube Length - Centre to Top (mm) 406 445 483 533 Seat Tube Length - Centre to Top (mm) 420 444 467 520
Top Tube Length (Horizontal) (mm)* 556 587 617 642 Top Tube Length (Horizontal) (mm)* 560 590 620 645 3
Top Tube Length (Actual) (mm)** 532 562 589 615
Top Tube Length (Actual) (mm)** 523 555 583 608
Chainstay Length (mm) 419 419 419 419
Chainstay Length (mm) 420 420 420 420 8
Bottom Bracket Height - Low Setting (mm) 350 350 350 350
Bottom Bracket Height - Low Setting (mm) 335 335 335 335
Seat Tube Angle (Actual) - Low Setting (°) 70.5° 70.5° 70.5° 70.5° 5 7 6
Seat Tube Angle (Actual) - Low Setting (°) 70.5° 70.5° 70.5° 70.5°
Seat Tube Angle (Effective) - Low Setting (°) 75° 75° 75° 75° 9
Seat Tube Angle (Effective) - Low Setting (°) 74.5° 74.5° 74.5° 74.5°
Head Tube Angle - Low Setting (°) 66.5° 66.5° 66.5° 66.5°
Head Tube Angle - Low Setting (°) 68.5° 68.5° 68.5° 68.5°
Wheel Base (mm) 1120 1151 1185 1213
Wheel Base (mm) 1083 1116 1147 1173
Standover Height (mm) 756 761 773 801
Standover Height (mm) 737 743 753 777
Head Tube Height (mm) 120 130 150 170
Head Tube Height (mm) 118 138 148 158
Handlebar Width (mm) 660 660 660 660
Handlebar Width (mm) 720 720 720 720 ENDURO
Stem Length (mm) 60 60 75 90
Stem Length (mm) 60 75 90 105
Crank Length (mm) 170 175 175 175 1
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Crank Length (mm) 170 175 175 175
Seatpost Length (mm) 380 380 380 380 10 2
0m
Seatpost Length (mm) 350 350 400 400
Stack (mm) 577 587 605 623
m
Stack (mm) 565 584 594 603
Reach (mm) 404 431 457 477
Reach (mm) 398 424 452 474
Ground-Top (mm) 927 937 955 973
Ground-Top (mm) 900 919 929 938
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STUMPJUMPER
SW SJ HT Carbon 3
Size 15.5 17.5 19 21
Seat Tube Length - Centre to Top (mm) 394 445 483 533 8
Top Tube Length (Horizontal) (mm)* 555 585 615 640
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Top Tube Length (Actual) (mm)** 538 562 591 615
Chainstay Length (mm) 424 424 424 424 9
Bottom Bracket Height - Low Setting (mm) 304 304 304 304
Seat Tube Angle (Actual) - Low Setting (°) 73° 73° 73° 73°
Head Tube Angle - Low Setting (°) 70.5° 70.5° 70.5° 70.5°
Wheel Base (mm) 1064 1068 1109 1129 STUMPJUMPER HT
Standover Height (mm) 770 800 830 870
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Head Tube Height (mm) 120 130 145 165
Handlebar Width (mm) 660 660 660 660 1 Top Tube Length (Horizontal) (mm)* 10 2
Stem Length (mm) 75 90 105 105 2 Head Tube Height (mm)
Crank Length (mm) 170 175 175 175 3 Seat Tube Angle
Seatpost Length (mm) 350 350 400 400 4 Seat Tube Length C-T (mm) (stack)
Stack (mm) 556 580 603 625 5 Chainstay Length (mm) 4
Reach (mm) 378 407 436 450 6 Standover Height (mm) ENDURO
Ground-Top (mm) 860 884 907 929 7 Bottom Bracket Height Low (mm) 3
8 Wheelbase (mm)
9 Head Tube Angle Low (°)
10 BB to top of Head Tube, Horizontal (Reach) 8
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SW Roubaix SL3 SW Roubaix SL3 Frame
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Size 49 52 54 56 58 61 Size 49 52 54 56 58 61
Seat Tube Length, B-B Centre to Top (mm) 445 475 495 515 540 565 Seat Tube Length, B-B Centre to Top (mm) 445 475 495 515 540 565
Top Tube Length, Horizontal (mm)* 518 537 548 565 582 600 Top Tube Length, Horizontal (mm)* 518 537 548 565 582 600
B-B Drop (mm) 73 73 71.5 71.5 70 70 B-B Drop (mm) 73 73 71.5 71.5 70 70
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Chain-Stay Length (mm) 412 412 415 415 418 420 Chain-Stay Length (mm) 412 412 415 415 418 420
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Seat Tube Angle (°) 75.5° 74° 73.5° 73.25° 73° 72.5° Seat Tube Angle (°) 75.5° 74° 73.5° 73.25° 73° 72.5° 1
Head Tube Angle (°) 72° 72° 72° 72.5° 72.5° 73° Head Tube Angle (°) 72° 72° 72° 72.5° 72.5° 73°
Fork Rake (mm) 49 49 49 49 49 49 Fork Rake (mm) 49 49 49 49 49 49 8
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Trail (mm) 59 59 59 56 56 53 Trail (mm) 59 59 59 56 56 53
Front-Centre (mm) 582 588 595 606 621 628 Front-Centre (mm) 582 588 595 606 621 628 9
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Wheelbase (mm) 983 989 1000 1010 1029 1038 Wheelbase (mm) 983 989 1000 1010 1029 1038
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Stand-Over Height (mm) 730 756 776 798 829 851 Stand-Over Height (mm) 730 756 776 798 829 851
Head Tube Length (mm) 125 145 165 190 225 245 Head Tube Length (mm) 125 145 165 190 225 245
Handle-Bar Width (mm) 400 420 420 420 440 440 Seat-Post Length (mm) --- --- --- --- --- ---
Stem Length (mm) 75 90 100 100 110 110
Crank Length (mm) 170 170 172.5 172.5 175 175
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Seat-Post Length (mm) 300 350 350 350 350 350
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Frame Reach (mm)***** 390 405 420 440
Frame Stack (mm)****** 495 495 495 495 6
Stem Length, -18° Horizontal (mm) 75 75 75 75
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1A Effective Reach to Centre of Pad, FORWARD Position (mm)** 11 Head Tube Angle (°)
1B Effective Reach to Centre of Pad, REARWARD Position (mm)** 12 Fork Rake (mm)
2A Effective Stack to Pad Holder, LOWEST Position (mm) 13 Trail (mm)
2B Effective Stack to Pad Holder, HIGHEST Position (mm) 14 Front-Centre (mm)
3 Frame Reach (mm) 15 Wheelbase (mm)
4 Frame Stack (mm) 16 Standover Height (mm)
5 Stem Length, -18° Horizontal (mm) 17 Head Tube Length (mm)
6 Seat Tube Length, BB Centre to Top (mm) 18 Seat Post Setback (mm)
7 Top Tube Length (mm)* 19 Seat Post Length (mm)
8 BB Drop (mm) 20 Front of ST to Rear of Stem/TT Cutout (To identify frame size)
9 Chainstay Length (mm)
10 Seat Tube Angle (°)