2016 Specialized Enduro release date?

[iguanabartola]

Good discounts

All 2016 Endo's discounted as per AU website

http://www.specialized.com/au/en-au/bikes/mountain/enduro

 

[adrian.gab]

Wow. Since when did Specialized ever do discounts. Except for end of model run out.

 

[mitchy_]

Wow. Since when did Specialized ever do discounts. Except for end of model run out.

exactly 1 month after i purchased one. :lol:

oh well, i apparently had the first 2016 enduro comp so i can't complain...

 

[Ky1e]

Farken.. would love an s-works frameset!

 

[foxpuppet]

Farken.. would love an s-works frameset!

$4499 that's a bargain!

 

[iguanabartola]

Wow. Since when did Specialized ever do discounts. Except for end of model run out.

New Stumpy is killing it, more suitable bike for our flat lands than the Endo, specially with the revised head angle, to slack. Endos are not moving so there you go, good time to buy.

I sooooo want one but my 2013 Endo Sworks with little wheels still rips, and hard.

 

[DJR]

Enduro Elite 650b looks like a much better purchase for 4.5k instead of 6k.

 

[mitchy_]

Enduro Elite 650b looks like a much better purchase for 4.5k instead of 6k.

that was my thoughts too. i was looking to buy a stumpy, but 5800 for pikes, 11spd and a dropper vs 4500 i paid for my enduro comp which had the same. expert was another 1500 which pretty much only got it a monarch plus... wasn't a good deal (over the comp) at the time, but at 4500 it certainly is now!

 

[slowandold]

New Stumpy is killing it, more suitable bike for our flat lands than the Endo, specially with the revised head angle, to slack. Endos are not moving so there you go, good time to buy.

I sooooo want one but my 2013 Endo Sworks with little wheels still rips, and hard.

Wish they were having the same problems moving Cambers!
Sitting here drinking beer and conning myself that an Enduro will ride uphill and easy XC as well as the Camber.

 

[foxpuppet]

It rides uphill surprisingly well actually..... But the stumpy 6fattie is better and would go hard against an enduro 650 I reckon.

 

[mitchy_]

It rides uphill surprisingly well actually..... But the stumpy 6fattie is better and would go hard against an enduro 650 I reckon.

enduro 29 climbs bloody well for what it is; i've taken a lot of my climbing PR's on it, even over my hardtail.

 

[redline316]

enduro 29 climbs bloody well for what it is; i've taken a lot of my climbing PR's on it, even over my hardtail.

New bike syndrome.

 

[Flow-Rider]

enduro 29 climbs bloody well for what it is; i've taken a lot of my climbing PR's on it, even over my hardtail.

New bike syndrome.

I liked the 29er camber for climbing better and you can surprisingly throw it around coming down a fair bit too. The Enduro was way too much bike for my local trails, still a very good bike though.

 

[mitchy_]

New bike syndrome.

Both were new bikes within a few weeks of each other.

 

[slimjim1]

enduro 29 climbs bloody well for what it is; i've taken a lot of my climbing PR's on it, even over my hardtail.

I set some scorching times on the climbs on my enduro 29 too. Comp model which probably weighed close to 15kg when it's all said and done. Deceptively fast climbing bike. Realistically it is too much bike for 95% trails but meh, each to their own.

 

[mitchy_]

I set some scorching times on the climbs on my enduro 29 too. Comp model which probably weighed close to 15kg when it's all said and done. Deceptively fast climbing bike. Realistically it is too much bike for 95% trails but meh, each to their own.

mine's a comp, comes in around the high 13kg mark. heaviest bike i've own, but by far the quickest.

mine is definitely too much bike for what i need... but it does the job without feeling cumbersome, and as i mentioned before was a good $1000+ cheaper than the Stumperjumper of the same spec (i wanted dropper, 1x11 and pike, which is the Stumpy Elite) not to mention the enduro just looks plain badass compared to the $5800 tennis ball...