How much is a specialized crosstrail bike worth?
$850. Your fitness is important and that’s why our CrossTrail Sport focuses on seamlessly blending comfort, versatility, and efficiency.
Is the specialized crosstrail a gravel bike?
The Crosstrail is a versatile hybrid bike that is designed to offer a comfortable, efficient ride on every surface from smooth tarmac roads to rough gravel tracks.
What replaced the specialized crosstrail?
new Sirrus X
The replacement for the Crosstrail is the new Sirrus X which takes the idea of ‘hybrid’ bikes in a whole new direction. The old Specialized Crosstrail was a pretty standard hybrid bike.
How heavy is the specialized crosstrail?
Weight: 30.8lbs.
What is specialized CrossTrail?
The Specialized Crosstrail is a versatile hybrid bike that is designed to offer comfortable, efficient ride on every surface from smooth tarmac roads to rough gravel tracks.
What is a TriCross bike?
The Tricross is categorized as a “Freeroad” bike by Specialized. The TriCross can hold its own as a road bike, a touring bike, and a serious commuter bike.
What kind of bike is Specialized CrossTrail?
One of the more understated Specialized bikes – the Crosstrail Sport Hybrid bike is the perfect companion for both busy urban streets and empty country trails.
What kind of bike is a CrossTrail?
One of the more understated Specialized bikes – the Crosstrail Sport Hybrid bike is the perfect companion for both busy urban streets and empty country trails. When you’re out enjoying some fresh air, improving your health and fitness, you’ll need a bike that’s both versatile and efficient.
When did specialized stop making TriCross?
It seems that it was dropped for 2015 with the Diverge & AWOL replacing it. The Crux has been around for many years.
Can gravel bikes go on trails?
While the best gravel bikes look quite different from the best mountain bikes, it’s still possible to take a gravel bike on a mountain bike trail, and vice versa. ‘Gravel cycling’ is truly an undefined term — it can really mean anything from rough pavement and rock chunks, to sandy dirt and singletrack trails.