How much does a Specialized Roubaix Pro weigh?

How much does a Specialized Roubaix Pro weigh?

148 grams
Select a color and size The Roubaix Pro features a proprietary FACT carbon crank and bottom bracket system that, because it was designed as an integrated part of the Roubaix chassis, cuts weight (an amazing 148 grams) while boosting pedaling efficiency…

What year did the Specialized Roubaix come out?

2004
The Specialized Roubaix was first introduced in 2004, and has continuously evolved ever since.

How many speeds is a Specialized Roubaix?

The Specialized Roubaix Sport Bike also provides you with 11 Speeds with the help of the Shimano 105 drivetrain, derailers and the Praxis Alba chainset. This along with the Shimano 105 Hydraulic Brakes make it possible for you to ride through a variety of terrains, accelerating and stopping as you need to.

Is a specialized Roubaix a gravel bike?

The Roubaix isn’t a gravel bike, but for the gravel riding I typically do locally, I reckon it’ll cope pretty darned well.

How heavy is the S-Works Roubaix?

7.27kg
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Is Roubaix Pro Tubeless?

The Roubaix Pro will fit most easily into a bike with disc, cantilever, or long-reach brakes. Surprisingly, it–just barely–fits into a Ridley Fenix SL with standard-reach, center-bolt, calipers. It’s tubeless-ready, in a 120TPI casing with minimal, fast-rolling tread.

Is Roubaix better than tarmac?

The geometry also makes a big difference. The Roubaix is more relaxed than the Tarmac with a lower bottom bracket, shorter reach, and higher stack. This affords two things: more stability and an upright riding position.

What size are specialized Roubaix tires?

There are three sizes available in the Specialized Roubaix Pro tyre range: 23/25mm, 25/28mm and 30/32mm, with us choosing to test the sensibly sized middle option.

Is Roubaix Pro tubeless?

Is Specialized Roubaix tubeless?

The Bottom Line: Specialized Roubaix 23/25 If you’re going tubeless on a bike with limited tire clearance, these are a great choice.