Specialized Sirrus Elite
2014
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2014 Specialized Sirrus Elite
Specialized's Sirrus Elite will make all your favorite rides even more fun with its light, lively and efficient Specialized aluminum frame. Up front, a Specialized Zertz-enhanced carbon fork damps vibration to smooth bumps in the road for top comfort and control. You'll also love the free-rolling 700c wheels and the flat handlebars with easy-to-reach controls. Plus, from running short errands in style to heading out on longer loops, you'll be glad you have an easy-pedaling Shimano 27-speed drivetrain for conquering hills and powerful linear-pull brakes for the trips back down.
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Specification Description Frame Specialized E5 butted aluminum Fork Specialized FACT-carbon w/Zertz inserts and aluminum steerer Rims/Wheels Specialized Sirrus DRX23 Hubs Aluminum Spokes 14-gauge, stainless-steel Tires Specialized Espoir Sport, 700 x 28c w/double BlackBelt puncture protection Crankset Shimano Acera Chainrings 48/36/26 Front Derailleur Shimano Acera Rear Derailleur Shimano Alivio Rear Cogs Shimano, 9-speed: 11-32 Shifters Shimano Acera Handlebars Specialized aluminum, flat Tape/Grips Specialized Body Geometry Targa Stem Specialized aluminum Brake Levers Aluminum Brakes Aluminum linear-pull Pedals Specialized Sirrus platform Saddle Specialized Body Geometry Targa Sport Seatpost Aluminum * Subject to change without notice.
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Back to topOption Barcode Manufacturer's Part Number Black/Slate/Red / Small 00719676397917 80914-4102 Black/Slate/Red / Medium 00719676354002 80914-4103 Black/Slate/Red / Large 00719676374796 80914-4104 Black/Slate/Red / X-Large 00719676354651 80914-4105 Sterling/Slate/Red / Small 00719676486307 80914-4002 Sterling/Slate/Red / Medium 00719676370705 80914-4003 Sterling/Slate/Red / Large 00719676354637 80914-4004 Sterling/Slate/Red / X-Large 00719676499871 80914-4005 -
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REVIEW SNAPSHOT®
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- Lightweight (8)
- Durable (8)
- Great Components (3)
- Versatile (2)
- Comfortable
Cons
- Needed To Swap Out Grips
- Not intented for off road
- Minor seat squeak
- Chain stretch problem
- None
Best Uses
- Pavement (6)
- Commuting (4)
- Commuting/City
- Good Hill Climb Bike
- Charity rides races
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Pros
- Versatile
- Comfortable
- Lightweight
- Durable
Cons
- None
Best Uses
- Good Hill Climb Bike
- Road Biking
Comments:
I am retired and use this bike for fitness/recreation. After years of neck/back problems I switched to a flat bar road bike. Good hill climber. I ride about 2500 miles per year.
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Had bike for 3 months- ride at metro parks, street, and hard packed gravel trails without fail. Riding the streets of Detroit has many challenges i.e. glass and massive pot holes that we avoid with no problem at a fast clip. Bike is quick, nimble, and tough looking. Great value for the price.
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Excellent bike for riding on the road and smooth gravel trails. I have a base Sirrus that is approx. 5 years old and noticed a significant difference riding the 2014 Elite. Fast,smooth and fun.
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Great looking, fast, great components, everything works good, really soft riding.
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Pros
- Great geometry
- Lightweight
- Versatile
- Durable
- Fun To Ride
- Quick And Nimble
Cons
- Needed To Swap Out Grips
Best Uses
- Shopping And Errands
- Commuting/City
Comments:
Well, I just sold off a mountain bike that I tried to make into a city, errands bike by changing to street tires. Failed experiment, still sluggish. But, this Sirrus Elite has saved the day! My 2013 Sirrus Elite is quick. Weighs 26 lbs, not bad for an XL frame bike. On the open road, I can get rolling quite fast, guessing 15 MPH or so, and with not too much pedaling effort. I feel the geometry is virtually perfect. Don't need to raise bars, change stem, nada. Even the saddle is nice. Firm, but wide and supportive. Minor bummer the handgrips were a regular size (circumference) and I have big hands for this XL bike. I needed to shelve the nice, but small Targa lock on grips and put on my Ergon GP1's. But, that's it, I don't see any other mods on the horizon. Nice looking bike too. Non-glossy Silver with black and red accents. Nice triple crank up front and 9 speed 11-32 wide gear cassette. Shifts great and the brakes are quiet and stop well. Good size tires for city riding. No flats yet, in 2 weeks ownership! I ride on bumpy, gritty paved trails at times and this bike handles it well at moderate speeds. I've never had a bike like this before, just a couple road bikes and mountain bikes which I ended up using around town. This Sirrus is my favorite bike for city use, by far. U-lock mounted on frame and sturdy chain in backpack, I'll park it on any good rack and shop for awhile. I'm set, don't need anything else :)
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- Great Components
- Durable
- Lightweight
- Precise
- Fast
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Best Uses
- Pavement
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This is a great bike. Have had mine for about a year now and love to ride it. The guys are Chain Wheel Drive have been great in helping me with accessories and warranty stuff. Thanks!
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Pros
- Durable
- Lightweight
Cons
- Minor seat squeak
- Chain stretch problem
Best Uses
- Pavement
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I ride a minimum of a few miles every day, with occassional longer rides. Chain stretch and seat squeak have been the only problems. Both were fixed under warrenty. The front derailer and brakes are not the best quality, but overall the bike is very good for the money. The previous version of this bike had 9 gears on the rear instead of 8, but this is not a problem for me. [...]
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- Durable
- Lightweight
Cons
Best Uses
- Commuting
- Pavement
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Just got back into riding after about a 10 year break. I love this bike. Have had it about 3 1/2 months and put about 700 miles on it. No problems with it whatsoever. It is a road oriented hybrid so keep that in mind of you like doing a little off roading... My only upgrades were clipless pedals and slightly more narrow tires. Now it's perfect. I plan to put a couple thousand miles on it before upgrading to a full on road bike.
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- Lightweight
- Durable
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Best Uses
- Pavement
- Commuting
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As a fitness/rec bike, you can't do much better at this price point. I bought this to replace a Giant road bike, which at 56 I found a little uncomfortable to ride. The upright position is just what I need. The component set is good for the money. It's a comfortable, well built bike. For road use in a non-competitive setting, it's great. You can pay a lot more for a bike with features you don't need on a rec/fitness bike. This one fits me well, is nicely made and designed, and offers value for money. I like the bike. I recommend it.
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Pros
- Durable
- Great Components
- Smooth Ride
- Very fast easy shifting
- Lightweight
- Responsive steering
Cons
- Not intented for off road
Best Uses
- Charity rides races
- Pavement
- Commuting
- Touring
Comments:
My wife and I recently got into cycling. She got the Vita Elite and I chose the Sirrus Elite. What great bikes! Very comfortable, fast, smooth and forgiving over bumps, and easy shifting. We use the bikes for recreational rides and fitness. I could not be more pleased! I am glad we chose this model with the carbon fiber forks and anti-vibration inserts; you can definitely tell a difference!
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