Cyber Monday Specialized bike sale: The best deals on Specialized road and gravel bikes for Cyber Monday

With retailers treating v as a month-long event, there have been Cyber Monday deals on Specialized live for some time, and there are plenty of deals to be had as 2019 stock is discounted to make way for 2020 models. If you have been looking to buy a new Specialized road or gravel bike, now is a great time to explore which Specialized bikes are in the Cyber Monday sales and grab yourself a bargain.

Below, we list some of the best deals from the Cyber Monday Specialized bike sale available today, and then briefly overview the Specialized road and gravel bike ranges. We've broken down the Specialized deals by bike type:

• Specialized Race bike deals
• Specialized Endurance bike deals
• Specialized Aero bike deals
• Specialized Gravel bike deals

Tap any of the links above or scroll down to browse our roundup of the best Cyber Monday Specialized bike deals. 

If you're not necessarily looking for a Specialized, head over to our roundup of the best Cyber Monday road bike deals, or if you're open to all cycling tech - not just bikes - head over to our roundup of the best Cyber Monday bike deals.

Not sure what bike you need? Tap here to learn the range.

Road race bike deals

Tredz, Rutland Cycling, Hargroves, and CycleStore currently have some superb deals on clearance 2019 Specialized road models with discounts of 30%. Most sizes are around 54cm and 56cm although there are still some smaller options in the women’s ranges.

Endurance road bike deals

There are some great deals available currently, highlights being the Ultegra-equipped Expert or Comp (Roubaix and Ruby versions) which have generous discounts and are available in a selection of sizes.

Aero road bike deals

There aren’t many deals on the Specialized Venge with inventory low and some retailers making the decision to not discount their 2019 stock despite 2020 models now being available. If you are in the market for a discounted aero road bike it may be worth considering a brand other than Specialized. Check out our Cyber Monday road bike deals feature for a summary of some of the best deals available on aero road bikes. While savings aren't huge, we're still committed to finding you the best deals, so here's what we've been able to find. 

Gravel bike deals

With gravel being in vogue, discounts aren’t as plentiful but there are still some great deals to be found. Currently, Tredz has 22% off the Specialized Diverge Comp in a good range of sizes. Its bad news for those looking to pick up a cheap adventure touring bike as there are few 2019 Sequoias left.

Still unsure on the best road bike for you?

We have a selection of guides to help you decide, whether you are wanting to know which is the best carbon road bike or aero road bike for you. If budgets are a little more constrained, the aluminium road bike guide is a must-read to find the best money to speed ratio. We even have a best steel road bike guide for those wanting a bike with a bit more classical inspiration.

If you want to hit the trails, Bike Perfect has some great mountain bike buying advice for new bikes, choosing upgrades or looking for some fresh new riding kit. 

Who are Specialized?

Specialized started producing bikes in 1981 originally releasing two models, a touring bike called the Sequoia and the Allez road bike. Both of which still feature in Specialized’s range. What put Specialized on the map was the release of the Specialized Stumpjumper later the same year. The Stumpjumper was the first mass-produced mountain bike frame and became synonymous with the rise of a new cycling discipline. Since then, Specialized have gone on to become one of the largest bike manufacturers and releasing a wide range of bikes, components and accessories covering all cycling disciplines. By developing their own on-site facilities Specialized are one of the forerunners of innovation in road and mountain biking technology. 

Cyber Monday cycling deals from around the web:

• Wiggle: Up to 60% off
• Chain Reaction Cycles: Up to 50% off
• Evans cycles: 40% off Cannondale
• Tredz: Over £1million of savings per week
• Rutland Cycling: Up to 50% off Liv, 45% off Giant
• Ribble Cycles: Up to £500 off
• Tweeks Cycles: Up to 96% off
• Hargroves Cycles: At least £1000 off Pinarello
• Cyclestore: Deals on bikes, clothing and accessories
• Leisure Lakes: Discounts on Specialized, Trek and more
• ProBikeKit: Clothing deals on Castelli
• Halfords: Half price Garmin
• Amazon: Cheap Garmin and GoPro
• Jenson USA: Up to 91% off
• BackCountry USA: Deals on Cervelo, Pinarello and more
• Walmart USA: More cheap Garmin and GoPro deals

Learn the Specialized Range

Specialized road bikes started 40 years ago with the Allez, and since then, there have been some significant changes. Now made from aluminium, the Allez comes in two options: an entry-level road bike with a relaxed geometry, perfect for winter miles, commuting, and gran fondo endurance rides for those on a budget. There's also the Allez Sprint, an aggressive aluminium road or crit racing machine, which is perfect for budget road racing, although it's even good enough for Peter Sagan. 

For those who seeking more performance, the Specialized Tarmac is a lightweight, pro-level carbon road bike. It's generally a bit more expensive, due to the carbon frame, but it is one of the most well-respected bikes the world over. Designed to excel on epic climbs, fast descents and the hilltop finishes of both your local Gran Fondo and the UCI World Tour. The Tarmac carbon frame has been built as a perfect balance of precise, stiff and comfort. All Tarmacs use Specialized’s ‘Rider-First Engineered’ technology to equalise stiffness and handling across all frame sizes. 

The Specialized Roubaix, or women’s specific Ruby (which has not long been discontinued), is an endurance road bike with some interesting technology. It's set up perfectly for those looking for longer days in the saddle, or who'll tackle rougher ground, making it ready to take on long-distance classics such as the Paris-Roubaix. Using the concept “smoother is faster” the Roubaix combines 20mm of Future Shock 2.0 front suspension technology with frame and seatpost compliance for a smoother ride.

For wind-cheating speed, you'll want the Venge. An aerodynamic road bike featuring disc brakes and an integrated cockpit for maximum aero efficiency, the Venge was optimised using computers before being built and tested in Specialized’s own wind tunnel to create a bike that is not only aerodynamic but stiff and light with sharp handling. The geometry is pure race-focussed, so mightn't be right for your long-distance gran fondo, but if you want the absolute best performance from your bike, and can deal with the few hundred grams over the Tarmac, the Venge is a true racing weapon. 

If you seek to go beyond the smooth roads in the hunt for empty gravel roads, Specialized have two options. The Specialized Diverge adapts much of what makes the Roubaix a great endurance bike into a gravel bike format, making it a great option for fun-and-fast rides on flowing trails and gravel roads. Endurance geometry is modified, tyre clearance is maximised and Future Shock smoothes out the vibrations and chatter. For real off-grid dirt touring and bikepacking the Sequoia is ready to be loaded with bags to take you on multi-day adventures, so great for those who want to pack the kitchen sink and ride off into the sunset. 

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