Discover the Specialized bicycle that's ideal for your needs

The history and philosophy of Specialized

Innovation and technology

Founded in California in 1974, Specialized is one of the most influential brands in modern cycling. Its motto “Innovate or die” sums up a philosophy focused on technology and performance. Specialized was a pioneer in launching the first mass-produced mountain bike, the Stumpjumper, in 1981, and since then has led innovation in design, materials, and aerodynamics.

Focus on performance and comfort

The brand combines professional performance with ergonomics and comfort, developing bicycles that suit both elite cyclists and enthusiasts seeking a premium riding experience.

Iconic models over time

From the Tarmac, which dominates the professional peloton, to the Turbo Levo, a benchmark in e-MTB, Specialized has set milestones in nearly every cycling discipline.

➡️ We help you choose your ideal bicycle

Types of Specialized bicycles

Specialized road bikes

Featured models:

• Tarmac: the flagship competition model. Lightweight, stiff, and aerodynamic. Chosen by World Tour professionals.
  
  

• Allez: an ideal option for beginners. High-end aluminum frame with surprising performance.
  
  

• Roubaix: designed for comfort on long distances and rough terrain, with the Future Shock front suspension system.
  
  

• Aethos: an ultralight, minimalist road bike focused on pure pedaling.
  
  

Differences between the ranges:

• Aluminum (Allez): more affordable and durable, ideal for beginners.
  
  

• Carbon (Tarmac, Aethos, Roubaix): lighter and more responsive, designed for advanced cyclists.
  
  

Who each one is designed for:

• Tarmac: for those seeking performance and competition.
  
  

• Allez: for cyclists starting out in the world of road cycling.
  
  

• Roubaix: for those who prioritize comfort on long rides.
  
  

• Aethos: for purists seeking the lightest possible bike.
  

Mountain bikes Specialized (MTB)

Key models:

• Rockhopper: the ideal option for MTB beginners. Robust, reliable, and affordable.
  
  

• Epic: XC competition bike, ultralight and efficient. Available in Epic Hardtail and Epic Full Suspension versions.
  
  

• Stumpjumper: perfect for trail and all mountain, with a great balance between lightness and control.
  
  

• Enduro: aimed at downhill and technical terrain, with great absorption capacity and aggressive geometry.
  
  

XC, Trail and Enduro: which type of rider suits each model

• XC (Cross Country): Epic, Rockhopper. Ideal for speed and efficiency.
  
  

• Trail/All Mountain: Stumpjumper, for varied routes.
  
  

• Enduro: Enduro and Turbo Kenevo, for demanding descents and pure adrenaline.
  
  

Suspension technology and materials
Specialized develops its own Brain technology in the suspensions, which automatically adjusts to the terrain, optimizing performance and comfort.

Bikes from gravel Specialized

Main models:

• Diverge: the most versatile, combining speed, comfort, and off-road capability.
  
  

• Crux: lighter and sportier, designed for competitive gravel or cyclocross.
  
  

Both allow for mounting wide tires and accessories for trips or bikepacking.

Recommended use: mixed routes, adventure, and bike touring on dirt roads or tracks.

Specialized electric bikes (Turbo Series)

Specialized leads the e-bike segment with the Turbo range, offering natural and progressive electric assistance.

Featured models:

• Turbo Levo: a benchmark in e-MTB for power, range, and control.
  
  

• Turbo Creo SL: electric road version, with very balanced design and weight.
  
  

• Turbo Vado: aimed at urban mobility and fitness, comfortable and safe for everyday use.
  
  

Differences between e-MTB, e-road, and urban:

• e-MTB (Levo, Kenevo): powerful assistance for mountain riding.
  
  

• e-road (Creo): lightness and range for long rides.
  
  

• Urban (Vado, Como): focused on transportation and daily use.
  

How to choose the ideal Specialized bike for you

According to the type of terrain

• Road: Tarmac, Roubaix or Allez.
  
  

• Mountain: Epic, Stumpjumper or Rockhopper.
  
  

• Gravel: Diverge or Crux.
  
  

• City: Sirrus or Turbo Vado.
  
  

According to your level

• Beginner: Allez, Rockhopper, Diverge E5.
  
  

• Advanced: Roubaix, Stumpjumper, Epic.
  
  

• Competitive: Tarmac S-Works, Epic S-Works, Crux Pro.
  
  

According to the budget

• Aluminum ranges: from €1,000 approx.
  
  

• Carbon and electronic ranges: from €2,500 up to more than €10,000.
  
  

According to the type of use

• Training: Allez, Rockhopper, Sirrus.
  
  

• Adventure or travel: Diverge, Stumpjumper, Turbo Vado.
  
  

• Competition: Tarmac, Epic, Crux.
  
  

Specialized has managed to create a range capable of covering all the needs of the modern cyclist: from the beginner looking for reliability to the professional who demands maximum performance.
Whether on the road, mountain, gravel or city, there is a Specialized designed for you.

At Tuvalum, you will find certified Specialized bikes, inspected and with warranty, ready to hit the road with confidence and at the best price.

Ranges and levels in Specialized

Comp, Expert, Pro, S-Works: what do they mean and how do they differ

• Comp: upper-mid range, reliable components and quality frame.
  
  

• Expert: improved drivetrain, wheels and weight.
  
  

• Pro: performance-oriented with high-end components.
  
  

• S-Works: the highest level, with professional competition materials and builds.
  
  

Differences in materials, assembly and weight

Each step up in range means lighter frames, carbon wheels, electronic groupsets and premium finishes.