Specialized Stumpjumper (1st Gen) 1981
The first mass-produced mountain bike — Mike Sinyard's decision to produce the Stumpjumper in Japan …
Mountain Bike
Type
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Specialized Stumpjumper 1981 1981
The Specialized Stumpjumper was the first production mountain bike sold in a bike shop. Mike Sinyard…
Mountain Bike
Type
15-speed
Gears
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Specialized Stumpjumper FSR 1994
Specialized's FSR (Future Shock Rear) suspension system — a Horst-link four-bar design — was a revol…
Mountain Bike
Type
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Specialized Allez E5 2016
The E5 Allez is Specialized's benchmark aluminium road bike — a demonstration that premium materials…
Road Bike
Type
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Specialized Roubaix SL7 Pro 2021
The SL7 Roubaix rethought road bike comfort with the FACT 12r carbon frame and Future Shock 2.0 fron…
Endurance Road
Type
22-speed
Gears
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Specialized Allez Sprint Comp 2022
The Allez Sprint uses Specialized's E5 aluminium with a modified-monocoque welding technique and is …
Road / Criterium Racing
Type
22-speed
Gears
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Specialized S-Works Stumpjumper EVO 2025
The Stumpjumper EVO features geometry adjustment via flip-chip, 150 mm rear travel, and SRAM XX Eagl…
Trail/Enduro MTB
Type
SRAM
Gears
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Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL8 2025
The Tarmac SL8 is designed to win the Tour de France — the lightest, most aerodynamic, and stiffest …
Road Race Bike
Type
Shimano
Gears
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Specialized S-Works Turbo Creo SL 2025
The lightest e-road bike in production at 12.2 kg, using Specialized's SL 1.2 motor that adds 565W p…
Electric Road Bike
Type
Shimano
Gears
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Specialized Bicycle Components was founded by Mike Sinyard in 1974, initially importing Cinelli bicycle parts from Italy. The company's breakthrough came with the Stumpjumper in 1981 — widely regarded as the first mass-produced mountain bike. Today Specialized's Body Geometry ergonomics program, developed with orthopedic specialists, is among cycling's most science-driven approaches to fit and injury prevention. The S-Works line represents the pinnacle of production bicycle technology.