I have been riding a Specialized bike for a while and I'm trying to figure out what S-Works really means. Other than that it means high end, their website doesn't quite distinguish, say, an S-Works Tarmac from a Tarmac Pro.
Any thoughts?:o
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tfstrum said:
Skunk Works
That's cool (from Lockheed's Skunk Works which developed the SR-71 Blackbird I assume). What funcational differences exist between a Tarmac Pro and a Tarmac S Works however? -
psmalley said:
What funcational differences exist between a Tarmac Pro and a Tarmac S Works however?
The S-Works is designed to extract another $1,700 from your wallet. 😉 -
Not sure about the s-works road bikes, but when specialized made s-works bmx bikes they were lighter than just about every other bmx frame around at the time, and broke much faster/easier.
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rule62 said:
The S-Works is designed to extract another $1,700 from your wallet. 😉
Brilliant !! I'll have two .
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