Specialized Epic Evo 2021 (Base Model)

[Peter Guest]

Hi,

Does anyone know what the Specialized Epic Evo 2021 weighs?

Regards
Peter 

[Thermophage]

Depends on the model and build kit and heavily dependent on tyres.

But not a lot. Not nearly enough to be concerned with the mass.

But it looks like the base model Comp is around 12.2kg.

Edited January 7, 2022 by Thermophage

[guidodg]

had the Epic Evo Expert 2021 size large on demo last week...11,5kgs without pedals...2022 should be a touch lighter since the Rovals are 200gr less

[Peter Guest]

  On 1/7/2022 at 9:03 AM, Thermophage said:

Depends on the model and build kit and heavily dependent on tyres.

But not a lot. Not nearly enough to be concerned with the mass.

But it looks like the base model Comp is around 12.2kg.

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Thanks for the info.  Im looking at getting the base model, below the Comp, but I see there is not much difference between the 2 models, and with carbon wheels and few upgrades over time it should bring down the weight nicely.

[Peter Guest]

  On 1/7/2022 at 9:12 AM, guidodg said:

had the Epic Evo Expert 2021 size large on demo last week...11,5kgs without pedals...2022 should be a touch lighter since the Rovals are 200gr less

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Thanks. Yeah the Expert seems pretty light. I'm interested in the Epic Evo base model.

[thebob]

Base model probably ~13kg

[Peter Guest]

  On 1/7/2022 at 11:08 AM, thebob said:

Base model probably ~13kg

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Thanks!  Thats pretty heavy

[thebob]

I wouldn't say so for a base spec bike. The components will be a lot heavier than the higher end models, whilst the frame is the same, which is why it is cheaper. For example the fork is probably 800 grams heavier than a SID and the cassette 300 grams more than an XT version. 1.1kg right there,. The nice thing is you'll feel big changes when you upgrade it. For example a set of carbon wheels

Edited January 7, 2022 by thebob

[ACE Cycles]

  On 1/7/2022 at 10:46 AM, Peter Guest said:

Thanks for the info.  Im looking at getting the base model, below the Comp, but I see there is not much difference between the 2 models, and with carbon wheels and few upgrades over time it should bring down the weight nicely.

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I bought the Epic Evo Comp and moved my Enve Wheels, Cockpit and AXS Groupset across 

[ACE Cycles]

Sorry for the non drive side pic, all I have on this phone currently 

[Milosh]

14.5kg  for XL  aluminum  ready to ride , add garmin,  water and go 

NX 1x12 , plenty sealant , Pedals , oversize grips ,Sahmurai Sword ,  garmin mount , z-cages , swat box with tube, tools and co2 adaptor  , chain break and multitool in headset 

@ 115kg myself the bike is fine 😉 .

 

Edit : this is 2020 version with minibrain 

Edited January 7, 2022 by Milosh

[Peter Guest]

  On 1/7/2022 at 11:51 AM, ACE Cycles said:

Sorry for the non drive side pic, all I have on this phone currently 

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Very nice looks sick!

[Stretched@Birth]

  On 1/7/2022 at 11:51 AM, ACE Cycles said:

Sorry for the non drive side pic, all I have on this phone currently 

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That bike deserves a dropper post...  Nice looking bike!

[SwissVan]

  On 1/7/2022 at 11:13 AM, Peter Guest said:

Thanks!  Thats pretty heavy

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14, 13 or 12 kg there is not much difference

How many water bottles, sealant in the tyres, spare parts / tools or extra cm around the waist do you carry?

Sometimes these threads are so funnnnny 🤣

 

 

[Peter Guest]

  On 1/7/2022 at 11:38 AM, thebob said:

I wouldn't say so for a base spec bike. The components will be a lot heavier than the higher end models, whilst the frame is the same, which is why it is cheaper. For example the fork is probably 800 grams heavier than a SID and the cassette 300 grams more than an XT version. 1.1kg right there,. The nice thing is you'll feel big changes when you upgrade it. For example a set of carbon wheels

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Agreed,  I have carbon rims and handle bar to put on it, so would bring it down a little bit.  Will need to plan the next upgrades from there  

[ACE Cycles]

  On 1/7/2022 at 12:08 PM, Stretched@Birth said:

That bike deserves a dropper post...  Nice looking bike!

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It used to have a dropper with a 130mm fork, but now I'm running 100mm