2022 Sirrus 6.0

I wanted a carbon frame flat bar gravel bike to replace my Al frame one . All black frame looks amazing, love the frame design and the future shock ! Replaced seat - too short for me Replaced handle bar - too short for gravel Tires up to 42mm - room for 45 easily . Now we have something Special-ized going on here ! I’m a wknd gravel warrior OG and I like flat bars . The future shock absorbs vibrations from your hands , not spongy you don’t realize it’s there it just does its thing ! The frame is rigid , so far I feel the compliance in the carbon seat tube(may change this) , not the frame which is great ! I had a 54/30 , 11-36 drive chain . Adjusting from 2x9 to the 1x 12 on this. I wanted a lower climbing gear 40-50 provides this , too low ? Evaluating , possible front chain ring change to 42 . Hybrid, gravel , road , if you like flat bars I think you can get this frame and future shock which are both amazing and tweak the rest as you like! Hygroad bike 👍 for sure !

Vélo utilisé en vélo taf 2 à 3 fois par semaine (40 kms jour) + sortie loisirs gravel le week end + bikepacking Monté en 700*42 pathfinder Tubeless. Agrémenté de roues carbones. Un savant mix de confort et rendement. La future shock fonctionne parfaitement et la base arrière également. Après 10 ans chez une autre marque, je ne regrette absolument pas ce vélo "à tout faire" dans cette config.

The luxurious Specialized 6.0 Hybrid bike I’ve had for 4 months is well worth the price. The components compliment one another to the extent that riding this bike is an absolute pleasure! I’m not completely sure the new frame design really affects the ride. Though its overall smoothness may have something to do with the handling this carbon fiber frame offers. Shifting is clean and easy. Braking however has some unwanted noise the shop claims will go away with break in. Overall I get the nicest fitness ride with this bike!

Held off writing a review until I could get some decent miles into the bike. I've been a Hybrid rider for the last 8 x years for commuting to work and just getting some miles in my legs out in the countryside. Previous Hybrid was a super light aluminum frame so was pretty good bike but wanted to upgrade to a full carbon frame and what a difference. This bike on a decent flat road is like a rocket. Something that isn't very well advertised is the shock absorber in the handlebars that takes a lot of vibration out your arms on longer rides. Makes a huge difference. Brakes are OK ( not brilliant ) but apart from that I am very pleased with the purchase and would recommend this bike for someone who wants to get some decent miles in, but is not keen on fully clipping in and getting a road bike. Best of all i got this in the sale as well so absolute bargain

A great bike that is perfect for commuting, Dan and the rest of the staff at the Whitwell store in Rutland were excellent. Recommended.

Sirius 6.0 ride quality has been great. I’m asking the service dept. at my local Specialized shop to make some minor adjustments with the brakes. We’ll be sure that the shops quality reputation for expertise and timeliness is a fact. The delivery of this bike was smooth and a nice experience at this store. I would tell anyone looking for this type of bike that I’m very happy with it!

My Sirrus 6.0 has met my every expectation. It's the perfect combination of speed and comfort. The new frame design makes me feel like I'm truly riding a modern bike. If you're looking for a road bike with a comfortable ride, look no further!

I bought this bike for my 8 mile one way very hilly commute in San Francisco and for a fun weekend bike. I could not be happier with the ride. I am a big mountain biker so having the slight amount of travel with the future shock just feels natural. Some of the reviews mention that the future shock isn't needed, but man is it great to have if you live in a city like San Francisco with horrible roads. Build quality is excellent, the ride is very smooth, and the bike is so lightweight you can carry it up and down stairs with ease. Rode this and the Trek FX Sport 6 and decided on this due to the softer ride. Few slight cons: for the price you would think it would come with carbon bars. Also, I wish it came in different colors with slightly more visibility/reflexivity

Love it! Agile , fast, comfortable , light and looks amazing! My dream bike! What I’ve been waiting for all my life. I’m 50 and I’ve ridden many bikes. This is the best!

I'm glad that I took a plunge with this bike and what a magnificent bit of kit. I needed a second commuting bike to my solid and trusted Specialized Crosstrail limited edition 2012. The Sirrus 6.0 2023 is such a breeze. I have been testing mine with daily 12miles rides for the past week and its such a breeze. This bike just grows on you, I was initially apprehensive about the design but once you are cycling it rides like any other bike, however the comfort and ride is another level. It's lightweight, in black with minimal decal and I love it.

I love this bike - but more important, it loves me. Light, agile, alive - infinitely better than my aging aluminum frame bike. Didn't think I would like the 1x12 SRAM drivetrain, but grew to love it after 50 miles. Simpler, lighter, crisp - better than my old, basic Shimano 2x11 and with about the same range. My 67 year-old frame was grateful - feeling pampered by Future Shock 1.5 and the carbon frame. My only mods, to make it work perfectly for me, were: exchanged the 6-degree stem for 17-degree to allow more upright ride; added Ergon GP3s to protect against ulnar nerve compression and include bar ends for an alternate riding position; replaced factory pedals with DMR V6s for sure grip on a flat pedal; and changed the saddle to a Specialized Bridge Comp - a little more forgiving than the factory saddle. I'm pretty confident this bike will take me well into my 70s. Thank you!

Took a large puppy out for a test drive today. Super comfortable cockpit that fit me really well (5' 10", 205 lbs.) Very light weight and responsive. This will be a fun bike and very maneuverable. The rear cog would be great for anyone who lives in a super hilly environment but is overkill for my hood. I would probably swap out the rear. I've never used SRAM components before. The shifter performed well enough but had a very different feel from Shimano. Would have given a 5 but I need more time in saddle before going there. Very positive1st impression.