Some of the Best Specialized Bikes Are Over $1,000 Off Right Now

Two different models of the Specialized Stumpjumper—the brand’s first mountain bike model—were named to our 2022 Bike Awards. The 2022 Stumpjumper EVO Comp Mountain Bike that’s on sale at The Pro’s Closet is going for just under $3,800—that’s 31 percent less than it typically retails for.

The S1 bike has many SRAM features on it, including a 1x12 drivetrain, GX Eagle mechanical shifters, and Code RS hydraulic disc brakes. The mechanic’s notes also mention that the bike has some dings and scratches, as well as new handlebar grips.

Our deputy editor Tara Seplavy tested a very similar version of this e-bike, noting that it is particularly good for daily riding. The version at The Pro’s Closet is a 2020, bright yellow model with a more fluid top tube and seat stay design. This e-bike is outfitted with quite a few Shimano features, including a straightforward 1x10 drivetrain, MT200 hydraulic disc brakes, and Deore M6000 rear derailleur and shifters. Better yet, you can get this bike for just under $2,500 right now.

For around $2,000 less than the retail price, this 2020 S2 Enduro Elite mountain bike is available for just over $3,300. A similar version of this bike was loved by our senior test editor Matt Phillips for its downhill speed. He noted that this downhill race bike is by no means a daily use bike, but a serious racing bike. That said, this previously owned bike has only sustained some dings and scratches.

This 2020 Tarmac bike has a great deal attached to it right now, with the typically $10,500 bike being marked down by almost $4,000. We come back to the Tarmac time again, listing it on our 2022 Bike Awards and naming it one of the best Specialized bikes. This particular bike is super lightweight at just under 16 pounds. It does have some minor scratches and chips and has had the one of the seat stays fixed on it.

Typically over $13,000 when bought directly from Specialized, the 2021 Turbo Creo SL is on sale for $9,000 at The Pro’s Closet right now. We named the 2020 model one of the best Specialized bikes you can buy in part for how comparably lightweight it is—and this 2021 model is much the same. This is due in part to its SL 1.1 motor, which is just around 4 pounds, but can reach speeds of up to 28 miles per hour with its pedal assist.

Because this e-bike is certified pre-owned, it does have a couple of scratches across it and some chipped paint on the rear dropout, according to the mechanic’s notes on the site.