- How does the Turbo Creo 2 Comp E5 differ from the carbon Creo 2?
- The Comp E5 uses an aluminum frame and SRAM Apex Eagle instead of the carbon frame and higher-tier groupsets on the carbon Creo 2 models. It is heavier but costs considerably less.
- What is the motor power and range?
- It has a 320 W mid-drive motor. Range depends on assist level, rider weight and terrain, so expect the longest distances in the lowest assist setting.
- What gearing does it use?
- It runs a SRAM Apex Eagle 1x drivetrain, with a single chainring and a wide-range cassette. That gives a broad spread of gears but larger steps between them.
- What frame sizes are available?
- Listed sizes are 49cm, 52cm, 54cm, 56cm and 58cm. Specialized's size chart maps these to rider height, so check it before ordering.
- Is $4,499.99 a good price?
- It is the only new price listed, $4,499.99 at SPECIALIZED as of November 7, 2026, so there is no cheaper new listing to compare against. Watch for seasonal sales on the Creo line.
- Can I ride it on gravel?
- Yes. The frame clears wider tires than a pure road bike, and the disc brakes and 1x gearing suit light gravel and mixed surfaces.
- Where is the Specialized Turbo Creo 2 Comp E5 eRoad Bike SRAM Apex Eagle cheapest?
- At SPECIALIZED, for $4,499.99, as of our latest check.