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    Diverge Expert E5 EVO

    4.6

    8 Avis

    La pratique Gravel continue d'évoluer et n'a pas encore trouvé une définition définitive.…

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    La pratique Gravel continue d'évoluer et n'a pas encore trouvé une définition définitive. À quoi faut-il s'attendre ? Enfourchez le nouveau Diverge Expert EVO et vous le découvrirez ! Il est conçu pour être dynamique et pour repousser les limites de ce que nous pensions possible sur un vélo Gravel. Avec un cintre plat et une géométrie encore plus agressive que le Diverge à cintre Route, vous feriez mieux de vous accrocher. Nous avons sensiblement augmenté l'allonge (Reach), ouvert l'angle de direction et abaissé le boîtier de pédalier pour vous placer « au centre » du vélo pour augmenter l'impression de stabilité. Si vous recherchez un partenaire pour faire passer votre pratique Gravel dans une nouvelle dimension, comme dévaler les singletracks techniques et les chemins forestiers, il n'y a pas plus rapide, plus amusant ou plus dynamique que le Diverge EVO.

    p>Avec le cadre en alliage d'aluminium E5 Premium et la toute nouvelle suspension Future Shock 2.0 dotée d'un amortissement hydraulique verrouillable offrant un débattement de 20 mm, le Diverge Expert E5 EVO est armé pour attaquer à haute vitesse les sentiers les plus techniques. L'équipement est inspiré du VTT, avec une transmission SRAM GX Eagle 1x12 et la puissance de freinage des freins SRAM Level TLM. La tige de selle télescopique TranzX est montée de série, de même que notre nouveau pneu Gravel extrêmement accrocheur, le Rhombus 42 mm, monté sur des roues DT Swiss G540 en aluminium.

    • Notre cadre en alliage d'aluminium E5 Premium est une plateforme rigide, légère et durable. La fourche en carbone FACT fait du Diverge EVO un vélo léger, vif et polyvalent prêt à aborder toutes les surfaces et surtout les plus techniques.

    • Vitesse, contrôle et stabilité : la suspension Future Shock 1.5 est la technologie idéale pour l'amateur de Gravel. Avec un débattement axial de 20 mm, elle offre une progressivité spécifiquement adaptée au Gravel. La Future Shock 1.5 vous permet de garder le contrôle, de préserver vos forces et de moins freiner sur la terre et le gravier, tout en ménageant vos mains, bras et nuque.

    • Avec le Diverge EVO, notre nouvelle géométrie Gravel plus agressive changera votre perception de ce qui est possible. Nous avons allongé le cadre de 30 mm par rapport à un Diverge à cintre Route (taille M), abaissé le boîtier de pédalier et ouvert l'angle de direction. Ces changements rendent le Diverge EVO plus stable et rassurant sur les terrains techniques tout en préservant le confort apporté par le cintre plat. La potence courte fait que cette stabilité n'est pas obtenue au détriment d'une direction vive et agile.

    • Rien ne libère plus le potentiel tout-terrain d'un vélo qu'un bon dégagement pour les pneus. C'est pourquoi le nouveau Diverge EVO offre un dégagement important de 47 mm avec une roue de 700c et de 53 mm avec une roue de 650b. La base côté roue-libre est conçue avec une structure usinée CNC au niveau des plateaux qui augmente le dégagement sans avoir à opter pour une solution plus fragile ou même allonger la longueur des bases.

    Spécifications techniques

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    Frameset

    Frame

    Specialized Diverge E5 Premium Aluminum, Future Shock suspension, 1x specific EVO geometry, threaded BB, internal routing, 12x142mm thru-axle, flat-mount disc

    Seat Binder

    Specialized Alloy, 30.8mm

    Suspension

    Fork

    Future Shock 1.5 w/Smooth Boot, FACT carbon, 12x100 mm thru-axle, flat-mount

    Brakes

    Front Brake

    SRAM Level TLM, hydraulic disc, 160mm CenterLine rotor

    Rear Brake

    SRAM Level TLM, hydraulic disc, 160mm CenterLine rotor

    Drivetrain

    Shift Levers

    SRAM GX, trigger, 12-speed

    Rear Derailleur

    SRAM GX Eagle, 12-speed

    Cassette

    SRAM NX Eagle, 12-speed, 11-50t

    Chain

    SRAM GX Eagle, 12-speed

    Crankset

    SRAM Rival 1 Wide

    Chainrings

    38T

    Bottom Bracket

    SRAM DUB BSA 68 Wide

    Wheels & Tires

    Front Wheel

    DT Swiss G540 rim, 24mm internal width, tubeless ready, 24h, Specialized full sealed bearing thru axle hub, centerlock disc, DT Swiss Champion 14G stainless steel spokes, DT Swiss brass nipples

    Front Tire

    Rhombus Pro, 2Bliss Ready, 700x42mm

    Rear Tire

    Rhombus Pro, 2Bliss Ready, 700x42mm

    Rear Wheel

    DT Swiss G540 rim, 24mm internal width, tubeless ready, 24h, Specialized full sealed bearing thru axle hub, centerlock disc, DT Swiss Champion 14G stainless steel spokes, DT Swiss brass nipples

    Inner Tubes

    Standard 40mm PV 700x32-50

    Cockpit

    Stem

    Future Stem, Comp

    Handlebars

    Specialized Alloy Minirise, 10mm rise, 750mm, 31.8mm clamp

    Grips

    Specialized Trail Grips

    Saddle

    Body Geometry Power Sport, steel rails

    SeatPost

    TranzX Dropper, 27.2mm, 90mm travel

    * Les poids sont basés sur les cadres peints en production comme illustré. Les poids réels varieront en fonction de la couleur, de la taille du cadre et de la variation des composants. Les spécifications sont sujet à changement sans préavis.

    Géométries

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    SML
    Stack580mm607mm632mm
    Fork Rake/Offset55mm55mm55mm
    Top Tube Length, Horizontal456mm600mm627mm
    Bike Standover Height732mm754mm774mm
    Reach395mm420mm440mm
    Head Tube Angle70°70°70°
    BB Height265mm265mm265mm
    Seat Tube Length470mm500mm530mm
    Head Tube Length104mm133mm159mm
    Front Center639mm674mm703mm
    Chainstay Length432mm432mm432mm
    Seat Tube Angle73.5°73.5°73.5°
    Trail69mm69mm69mm
    Wheelbase1057mm1092mm1121mm
    BB Drop85mm85mm85mm
    Fork Length, Full390mm390mm390mm
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    Avis des cyclistes

    4.6

    8 Avis

     

    The Mountain-Bike-Shaped Gravel Bike

    Such an odd little bike. I got one to try and ride extreme gravel, connect together all the various cutty paths and singletrack zones in my area, and race cyclocross (not ideal for racing). I've been riding it mostly with 27.5x2.1 XC tires, and much prefer it this way for most things. The good: Crazy fast on gravel and chunk descender. Fun as heck on xx-treme gravel. Oddly great for jumping (as long as you have a very smooth landing). Oddly fast for a flat-bar bike. The bad: Geometry is more capable than the ultra-stiff ride, so if you ever take it on singletrack connectors, you get your brains rattled out. Bottom bracket is so low, you get into issues if you're trying to pedal in the corners on flat ground (big issue for me trying to race CX on it). Pretty heavy for a gravel bike. Still kinda slow for a gravel bike, despite being a demon descender.


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    David

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    This is the bike

    I dont even own one I already know this must be the perfect in betweens for someone who wants to ride the burns down low to the dirt while having a great, fast ride on flat asphalt. The flat bar is a must for someone used to mountain biking transitionning to road bike as I do. The low frame must be perfect for riding downhills and taking steep turns with your body, though it might give someone a sluggier feeling than with a normal road bike. Idk I only dream about this mint gem 😂🤷‍:male_sign:


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    Philippe

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    Extremely competent trail machine

    I spend a lot of time on 10-20% grades, on both gravel and single track. I've found this bike to be the ideal machine for tackling this type of riding. Its VERY light and climbs like a dream. The 1x Eagle 50t means I'm able to cruise up a 20% grade with no problems. While it climbs extremely well, my favorite riding on this bike is doing descents. The future shock and dropper allow for fast downhills, even when the terrain is technical. I generally run the future shock all the way "open" on the trails, and all the way "closed" on the road. The dial in adjustment is very convenient. The brakes are nothing short of magical. On a 3500 foot descent I ride frequently there is no brake fade or overheating issues. On the road, the riding style is aggressive and it's perfect for fast flats. I find myself normally cruising between 18-20 on the flats. Thru axle means less hassle. If you're on the fence, just buy it. You will not regret it.

    Le recommanderiez-vous ?
    Yes!

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    Cal

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    It really is the MTB'rs gravel bike

    I will always prefer trail riding on my MTB's to gravel. But I was missing out on too many riding opportunities due to not having a gravel bike, so I decided to get one. I hate drop bars so I was delighted to find this bike. I put a full dropper post on and am running tubeless, and the bike is quite capable. It's comfortable for long rides, and fun. The front shock is great. The traction and breaks are good. I don't shy away from steep, semi-technical single track. Of course it will be a little slower, but this does not matter unless you're doing lots of flat riding at speed, which I am not interested in. So, you will struggle to keep up on flat pavement if other riders want to go fast. You will also pass everyone when it comes time for off-road downhill.

    Le recommanderiez-vous ?
    Yes!

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    Remy

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    Great Ride

    I was attracted to this bike because it was a flat bar gravel bike which is unusual. I was aware of the detailed reviews on the web, which all found it to be a slow bike to ride compared to its peers. Recently I removed the inner tubes and converted my Diverge to run fully tubeless tyres, which was easy to do given the very suitable rims and tyres it came with as standard. Now I have found it to be a much more responsive gravel bike and much quicker to accelerate on both gravel and bitumen. It should also be much more able to resist punctures. Now it is a fun bike to ride but I will have to top up the fluid in the now tubeless tyres every 3 or 4 months.

    Le recommanderiez-vous ?
    Yes!

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    Chris

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    Great bike

    Glad I finally found a gravel bike with flat handlebars. It was hard to tell what shade of green the bike was on the computer, it looked more teal online but it is a solid Starbucks green.

    Le recommanderiez-vous ?
    Yes!

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    Mary

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    The Diverge Evo is my

    The Diverge Evo is my first true modern bike: carbon and aluminum, geometry, 1x, and internal cable routing. I’m 5’8” with a true 32” inseam and purchased a medium. First issue is the seat it too high for me by .5” with the taller 90mm dropper used on the 2022 model rather than the 50mm dropper used on the 2021 model. Second, the crank arms are too long and hurt my knees and hips. Third, the cable rattle is awful. And lastly, might’ve been bad luck, but second time out on gravel within the first mile got a hole in the rear tire from gravel puncturing right in the middle of the tire. I have the bike set up with CushCore and tubeless with Stans. I realized the hole because I and the entire bike got sprayed with the Stans, which sealed the hole and I was able to add air and finish the ride. But being on a well maintained gravel trail I’m quite disappointed the tires would puncture so easy from a piece of gravel. I also find the bike topping out around 22 MPH for me on flat road and wouldn’t mind a smaller gear. The bottom bracket height is a major limiting factor to go on any single track, at least where I am, there’s always trees down and it is not tall enough and the pedal height is extremely low and would strike a lot on flowy sections with roots and rocks. Other than the above, the bike seems to be built well and fit me well as far as stand over and reach. The Future Shock 2.0 does a great job isolating rough surfaces and is one of the best features of the bike in my mind. The color is really nice. To address the height, cranks, (and speed and pedal strike) I’m giving a 160mm 40 tooth crankset a try. This will shorten things by ~.50”: seat height should be perfect for me with the full dropper, reduce the knee and hip articulation on the up, increase cadence and likely speed, raise pedal height, and the 40 tooth should give it more speed as well, albeit at the potential cost of climbing. As for the cables, I used a cheap split mesh wrap for electrical cables and fed into the tube around the cables from the bottom and completely silenced it. By a point of reference I have a an almost mint late 1980’s or early 1990’s Diamondback Apex and the bikes are amazingly quite similar. At this point the Apex with 26” wheels and 2.1” tires is actually faster, around 25 MPH on the flat road and every bit (or more) fun to ride.

    Le recommanderiez-vous ?
    Yes!

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    Excellent rides/experience with this bike

    Excellent rides/experience with this bike so far. Love the bike/features, and the purchase experience was smooth and easy.

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    Yes!

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