Broximo Prestige Steeds proudly stocks this Specialized Tarmac SL5 Expert Race Disc Ultegra Carbon Road Bike
Size: 54cm - but check the geometries or get in touch to confirm whether this bike will fit you.
RRP: £4,000
Specification
Frame: Specialized FACT 10r carbon, FACT construction, tapered/shaped 1-1/8" to size-specific lower head tube, compact race design, internal cable routing, disc mount
Gears: Shimano Ultegra 6800 with FSA SL-K Light carbon crank
Brakes: Shimano 685 hydraulic shifters with Shimano BR-785 calipers
Wheels: Roval Rapide CL 40
Tires: Continental Ultrasport
Handlebars: Specialized Expert handlebar with Specialized Pro SL stem
Seatpost & Saddle: S-Works FACT carbon seatpost with Toupé saddle
Description
By coupling the power and modulation of hydraulic disc brakes with the flawless performance of a Shimano Ultegra 11-speed build kit, the Tarmac Expert Disc Race becomes a purpose-built race machine. A FACT 10r carbon frame with our Rider-First Engineered™ design ensures uniform performance metrics across the entire size run. The Tarmac Expert Disc Race is an expertly-equipped race machine ready to be put through the paces.
The FACT full carbon fibre fork is specifically designed to each frame size, providing incredible front end stiffness and steering input for rapid accelerations and speedy descents.
With its Rider-First Engineered™ design that ensures every size frame has the same responsiveness and descending prowess that you'd expect from a Tarmac, the FACT 10r carbon frame is a high quality carbon option with a precise blend of light weight and stiffness.
The FACT full carbon fibre fork is specifically designed to each frame size, providing incredible front end stiffness and steering input for rapid accelerations and speedy descents.
Condition
Mechanically sound and overall in good condition with a fair few chips and scratches particularly on the top tube and the seatstays. The fork is slightly discoloured into a cream rather than the white. Please see photos for full condition of the bike.
