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Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH vs Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB

The Turbo Como 4.0 IGH is the more capable commuter: a 710Wh battery, a 70Nm motor with Class 2 assist up to 28 mph, a belt-driven Enviolo hub, and full suspension comfort. The Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB is the simpler, lighter-feeling Bosch bike with a 50Nm Active Line Plus motor capped at 20 mph and a 9-speed derailleur. Owners praise the Como's quiet power and low-maintenance belt; the Medeo wins on straightforward Bosch service and a more conventional ride.

  • Choose the Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH if you want more power, a bigger battery, a belt-driven internal hub, and a plush upright ride for longer or hillier commutes.
  • Choose the Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB if you prefer a lighter, simpler Bosch-powered bike with a familiar derailleur and easy local servicing.

Prices

  • Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH: $2,799.99 at Performance Bicycle (checked today)
  • Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB: $1,999.95 at Shop (checked today)
  • Difference: the Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB is $800.04 cheaper than the Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH today
Specialized
Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH

Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH

4.5(73 ratings)
$2,799.99at Performance BicycleChecked 1 h ago
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Pros
  • Strong 70Nm motor with natural-feeling assist
  • 710Wh battery supports long commutes
  • Belt and internal hub need little maintenance
  • Suspension fork and seatpost smooth rough pavement
  • MasterMind display with app tuning and anti-theft lock
Cons
  • Heavier than the Gazelle
  • Enviolo hub and belt service needs a capable shop
  • 28 mph assist drains range faster
Gazelle
Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB

Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB

$1,999.95at ShopChecked 48 min ago
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Pros
  • Bosch Active Line Plus is smooth and quiet
  • Lighter at about 51 lbs without battery
  • Four frame sizes fit more riders
  • Simple 9-speed derailleur is easy to service anywhere
  • Purion 200 display is clean and readable
Cons
  • 50Nm motor and 20 mph cap suit flat, easy rides
  • No suspension seatpost
  • Smaller battery means shorter range
  • Derailleur and chain need more routine care

What separates them

Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGHGazelle Medeo T9 HMB
Motor torque70Nm Specialized 2.050Nm Bosch Active Line Plus
Top assist speedClass 2, up to 28 mph20 mph
DrivetrainEnviolo internal gear hub with Gates belt9-speed derailleur chain
Battery710Wh integrated downtubeSmaller frame-mounted Bosch pack
Suspension80mm fork plus suspension seatpost75mm front fork only
WeightHeavier build with big battery50.9 lbs excluding battery
Frame optionsStep-through, two colorsFour sizes XS to L
Display and appMasterMind TCD with app tuning and Turbo System LockBosch Purion 200

Price history

$2,999.99$1,999.95
Nov 1Nov 15
  • Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH: lowest $2,699.99 on Nov 7 at Erik's Bike, Board and Ski; $2,699.99 on Nov 15.
  • Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB: lowest $1,999.95 on Nov 15 at Shop.

Prices at every store

Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH

  • Performance BicycleNew

    In stock

    $2,799.99Free shippingChecked 1 h ago
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  • The Bike ShopNew

    In stock

    $2,802.36Free shippingChecked Nov 14
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  • Erik's Bike, Board and SkiNew

    In stock

    $2,699.99+ $150.00 shippingChecked 1 h ago
    Visit Erik's Bike, Board and Ski
  • Village PedalerNew

    In stock

    $2,999.00Checked Nov 11
    Visit Village Pedaler
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Gazelle Medeo T9 HMB

  • Velo Pasadena Bike ShopNew

    In stock

    $2,299.95Checked 48 min ago
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  • New Horizons BikesNew

    In stock

    $2,299.99Checked 48 min ago
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  • ShopNew

    Availability unknownSold by Shop app

    $1,999.95Checked 48 min ago
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  • Bixby BicyclesNew

    Availability unknown

    $1,999.99Checked 48 min ago
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Specs compared

SpecSpecialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGHGazelle Medeo T9 HMB
Frame MaterialE5 AluminumAluminum
Suspension TypeFront suspension, Suspension seatpostFront Suspension
MotorSpecialized 2.0, custom-tuned motor, 250W nomin…Active Line Plus
ColorBlack, BlueBlue
With Hydraulic BrakeYesYes
Wheel Size27.5 inch wheels27.5"
Intended UseCommuting—
Usage TerrainCity streets—
Age RangeAdult—
Suitable TerrainCity streets—
Typical UsersCommuters—
Bike TypeElectric bike—
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SpecSpecialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGHGazelle Medeo T9 HMB
Design MaterialAlloy—
Design HighlightsUpright rider position—
Design StyleCity / Urban—
RangeHigher speed limit may result in less range—
Riding StyleRiding around town—
Load Capacity27 kg (max load on rack)—
Frame TypeStep-through—
Frame ShapeStep-through, Low step-through—
Wheelbase1194 mm—
Tire Diameter

What reviewers say

Specialized Turbo Como 4.0 IGH

  • 4.5 / 573 ratings

Owners rate it highly, with 4.5 out of 5 from 73 ratings. They like the comfortable upright ride, the quiet belt drive and the big battery, and some find it heavy and pricey.

What people mention
  • ComfortPraisedRiders like the upright position, suspension fork and suspension seatpost on city streets.
  • Belt drivePraisedOwners value the quiet, grease-free Gates Carbon Drive belt and internal gear hub.
  • Battery rangePraisedThe 710Wh battery gives long rides, though range falls at higher assist speeds.
  • WeightCriticisedSome owners find the bike heavy to lift and move around.

Questions and answers

Which is better for hilly commutes?
The Turbo Como 4.0 IGH. Its 70Nm motor and internal hub handle climbs with less effort than the Medeo's 50Nm Active Line Plus.
Which lasts longer?
Both are durable alloy frames. The Como's belt and internal hub avoid chain wear, while the Medeo's derailleur and chain need regular cleaning and replacement.
Is the Como worth stepping up to?
If you ride long distances, face hills, or want low-maintenance belt drive and more power, yes. For short flat trips the Medeo is simpler and lighter.
Which is easier to service?
The Gazelle. Its Bosch motor and 9-speed derailleur are common at most bike shops. The Como's Enviolo hub and belt need a shop familiar with them.
Which fits more riders?
The Gazelle Medeo comes in four frame sizes from XS to L. The Como is a step-through offered in fewer sizes, so check reach and standover.
Which is more comfortable?
The Como, with an 80mm fork, suspension seatpost, and high-volume 2.3-inch tires. The Medeo has front suspension only.

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650b
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Tire Width2.3 in—
Tire TypeHemisphere—
Tire HighlightsHigher volume tires—
Front Suspension Travel80 mm—
Torque70Nm torque—
Class 2Up to 28 mph—
TypeHybrid—
Age GroupAdult—
DepartmentUnisex—
Weight—50.9 lbs excl. battery
Max Torque—50
Max Speed—20 mph
Battery Position—on the frame
Charger—Bosch Compact Charger, 2A
Support Levels—4
Display—Bosch Purion 200
Number of Gears—9
Frame Sizes—L(55), M(50), S(45), XS(40)