Introducing the new Specialized Enduro

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Unless you haven’t been on the internet and checked out any bike related news, you’ve probably seen/heard the buzz that Specialized have updated the Enduro for 2017.  The new bike boasts an updated geometry set, SWAT downtube storage, 4 sizes, a threaded bottom bracket, Boost spacing and more…We just published an article summarizing our initial thoughts on the new bike after a trip to the Sunshine Coast in Canada, but for the pertinent technical information, browse the details below.

The flagship 2017 S-Works Enduro.

Details

While we touched on most of the pertinent updates and details in the intro, you can oogle over some of the details in the pics below followed by geometry and pricing.

216mm X 57mm stroke Ohlins STX Air with AutoSag is at the heart of the bike. 170mm of travel on 650b models, 165mm on 29″ models.
SWAT storage is a huge update.  It was first seen in the latest Stumjumpers last year.  Your hydration pack will spend a lot more time in your gear closet now…
The linkage has been beefed up substantially and still utilizes the Shock Block mounting system.  All bearings are the same size throughout the frame, and require the same size allen keys across the board as well.
THREADED BB!  No more creaks, easy assembly/disassembly.  Also check out how clean that cable routing is.
For US models, the 650b Enduro will features a new 2.6″ wide Butcher/Slaughter combo. Shown here : Butcher
Shown here : Slaughter
The updated FSR Linkage with the first full carbon rear end on upper level models. Mid priced bikes feature a carbon front/aluminum rear combo while entry level bikes see aluminum front and rear construction.

Geometry

Enduro 650b *numbers shown with 2.6″ tires are for US models only*

 

Enduro 29/6Fattie

Pricing(US Dollars)

• Comp Alloy – $3000
• Elite Carbon – $4400
• Pro Carbon – $6500
• S-Works Carbon – $8500
• S-Works Frame – $3500
2017 Specialized Enduro Comp Alloy – Green
2017 Specialized Enduro Pro Carbon – Black
2017 Specialized Enduro Pro Carbon – Red
2017 Specialized Enduro Elite Carbon – Black
2017 Specialized Enduro Elite Carbon – Blue
2017 Specialized Enduro S-Works – Red/Yellow
2017 Specialized Enduro S-Works – Black/Grey
2017 Specialized Enduro S-Works Frame Kit – Red/Yellow
To see the full specs within each model just scroll through here : [pdf-embedder url=”http://www.mtb-mag.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Enduro-Launch-Sell-Sheets.pdf”]
For more information head over to Specialized.
Photos : Harookz
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