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frontpage Posted by Dimitris • May 3, 2023

Specialized 27.5" Fuse Mountain Trail Bike (various sizes)

+ $75 Flat-Rate S/H

$1,100

$1,500

26% off
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Specialized has Specialized 27.5" Fuse Mountain Trail Bike (various sizes) on sale for $1099.99. Shipping to home is a flat-rate $75.

Thanks to community member Dimitris for finding this deal

Note, ensure that you select the color of choice and sizes available (XS-XL) before adding to cart.

Available Color(s)
  • Satin Doppio/Sand
  • Gloss Arctic Blue/Black
About the Product
  • Specialized A1 Premium Aluminum Frame Set
  • 38.6mm Alloy Seat bender
  • X-Fusion MIG 27.5" Suspension
  • Specialized Trail Lock On Grips
  • Shimano BR-MT200 Hydraulic Disc Brakes
  • Stainless 14g Spokes
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Editor's Notes

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  • The Specialized Fuse Mountain/Trail Bike features an all new longer, lower and rowdier chassis w/ 27.5" wheels/tires; handles rough, steep w/ technical climbs
  • Product is offering a $400.01 Off/Discount or 26.67% Overall Savings
  • Shipping is based on flat rate for up to 7 working days; adult signature required for all deliveries over $500+
  • New/unused items purchase online can be returned at any time for a full refund
  • Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
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Written by Dimitris
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Specialized has Specialized 27.5" Fuse Mountain Trail Bike (various sizes) on sale for $1099.99. Shipping to home is a flat-rate $75.

Thanks to community member Dimitris for finding this deal

Note, ensure that you select the color of choice and sizes available (XS-XL) before adding to cart.

Available Color(s)
  • Satin Doppio/Sand
  • Gloss Arctic Blue/Black
About the Product
  • Specialized A1 Premium Aluminum Frame Set
  • 38.6mm Alloy Seat bender
  • X-Fusion MIG 27.5" Suspension
  • Specialized Trail Lock On Grips
  • Shimano BR-MT200 Hydraulic Disc Brakes
  • Stainless 14g Spokes
Warranty

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • The Specialized Fuse Mountain/Trail Bike features an all new longer, lower and rowdier chassis w/ 27.5" wheels/tires; handles rough, steep w/ technical climbs
  • Product is offering a $400.01 Off/Discount or 26.67% Overall Savings
  • Shipping is based on flat rate for up to 7 working days; adult signature required for all deliveries over $500+
  • New/unused items purchase online can be returned at any time for a full refund
  • Offer valid while promotional price/supplies last
Additional Notes

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Funktional
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Not really a deal, some dealers are selling these for $899 since Specialized ruined it from the 2021 model year with cheap components, a downgraded fork, 2.3" tires, a 1x9 drivetrain from a 1x11 which is now microshift and used to be Shimano, all around Specialized seriously cheaped out on the 2022/23 models. Shop around at Specialized dealers and you should be able to find it for $899 which is where it belongs for the crummy components you're getting.

Edit: https://www.cyclesport.com/produc...ogTypeId=1

One dealer selling some sizes for $879 or $999 shipped using the ground shipping option. This is where this bike should be priced, the only allure to it really is the fact that it comes with a factory dropper post. I would not pay $1099 for this since based on the components I think that should actually be the regular MSRP.
Funktional
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I think the Cannondale Trail SE 3 a is better deal for a trail type hardtail. Much better components, 1x11 gearing, a pretty nice Rockshox Judy Silver TK fork (Air sprung, adjustable compression, rebound and obviously damping with Solo Air), Shimano Deore instead of Microshift, probably slightly less trail oriented than the Fuse but that would be neglible to 99% of the riders just like the difference between the Tektro M275 vs the Shimano MT200 hydraulic brakes. Also comes standard with thru axles front and rear, a good dropper seat post, tapered head tube and is "next gen" as OP states plus Cannondale is a good company to work with for warranty issues and it has free delivery to your local cannondale dealer. I would take the Cannondale any day for $1060 but I'm also partial to 29" wheels over 27.5" wheels anyway.

https://www.cannondale.com/en-us/...trail-se-3

Lastly, OP is incorrect about percentage off, it's about 27% off, not 37%. Savings on the Cannondale is 30%.
GreyGalley173
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The only real deal I see with Specialized right now is the Rockhopper Sport at $579. Brand new low-end mountain bike with 29" wheels and hydrolic brakes.

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Goyabeans
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Thanks for the heads up. I'll look into this
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Not really a deal, some dealers are selling these for $899 since Specialized ruined it from the 2021 model year with cheap components, a downgraded fork, 2.3" tires, a 1x9 drivetrain from a 1x11 which is now microshift and used to be Shimano, all around Specialized seriously cheaped out on the 2022/23 models. Shop around at Specialized dealers and you should be able to find it for $899 which is where it belongs for the crummy components you're getting.

Edit: https://www.cyclesport.com/produc...ogTypeId=1

One dealer selling some sizes for $879 or $999 shipped using the ground shipping option. This is where this bike should be priced, the only allure to it really is the fact that it comes with a factory dropper post. I would not pay $1099 for this since based on the components I think that should actually be the regular MSRP.
Last edited by Funktional May 3, 2023 at 07:14 AM.
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GreyGalley173
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The only real deal I see with Specialized right now is the Rockhopper Sport at $579. Brand new low-end mountain bike with 29" wheels and hydrolic brakes.
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Funktional
May 3, 2023
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Quote from GreyGalley173 :
The only real deal I see with Specialized right now is the Rockhopper Sport at $579. Brand new low-end mountain bike with 29" wheels and hydrolic brakes.
I think the Cannondale Trail SE 3 a is better deal for a trail type hardtail. Much better components, 1x11 gearing, a pretty nice Rockshox Judy Silver TK fork (Air sprung, adjustable compression, rebound and obviously damping with Solo Air), Shimano Deore instead of Microshift, probably slightly less trail oriented than the Fuse but that would be neglible to 99% of the riders just like the difference between the Tektro M275 vs the Shimano MT200 hydraulic brakes. Also comes standard with thru axles front and rear, a good dropper seat post, tapered head tube and is "next gen" as OP states plus Cannondale is a good company to work with for warranty issues and it has free delivery to your local cannondale dealer. I would take the Cannondale any day for $1060 but I'm also partial to 29" wheels over 27.5" wheels anyway.

https://www.cannondale.com/en-us/...trail-se-3

Lastly, OP is incorrect about percentage off, it's about 27% off, not 37%. Savings on the Cannondale is 30%.
Last edited by Funktional May 3, 2023 at 12:50 PM.
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Ericthefed
May 4, 2023
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Quote from GreyGalley173 :
The only real deal I see with Specialized right now is the Rockhopper Sport at $579. Brand new low-end mountain bike with 29" wheels and hydrolic brakes.
Literally just bought this for my son today. Local bike shop for the 579 with no shipping fee (unlike specialized website that wanted to charge 50 to ship to a local store). Seemed like a good bike foe a 13 year old.
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Quote from GreyGalley173 :
The only real deal I see with Specialized right now is the Rockhopper Sport at $579. Brand new low-end mountain bike with 29" wheels and hydrolic brakes.
The Specialized Status is probably one of the better deals in all of mountain biking for a full suspension bike if it fits your riding type. A slack mullet with a Fox 36 fork, Float X rear shock, Code R brakes, and a Sram NX drivetrain on sale for $2250.
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acberry
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Do LBS typically honor these kind of manufacturers sales?

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Quote from acberry :
Do LBS typically honor these kind of manufacturers sales?
Yes, most do. And it's best to buy it there (or have them order it) for their service and because they make a little higher margin that way and will more likely still be in business later when you may need them.
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Monkeynaut
May 4, 2023
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Quote from acberry :
Do LBS typically honor these kind of manufacturers sales?
If it is something advertised on a manufacturer's own website, nearly always yes. Dealers do have the right to hold to their own prices though, so call your local dealer if you're interested.
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acberry
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Quote from jeff34270 :
Yes, most do. And it's best to buy it there (or have them order it) for their service and because they make a little higher margin that way and will more likely still be in business later when you may need them.
Yeah that's the route I was going to go. How does this compare to Cannondale Trail SE 3?
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Ericthefed
May 4, 2023
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Quote from acberry :
Do LBS typically honor these kind of manufacturers sales?
Mine would not but another LBS did and with their price I was able to avoid the shipping charge that Specialized wanted to charge. I wanted to buy hyper local but they were 150 more than another bike shop in the metro area. So be sure to calk around!
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gjsneptune
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The Trail SE 3 seems completely unavailable in XL for the sale price. I need more recs!
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TalentedHome2326
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Quote from gjsneptune :
The Trail SE 3 seems completely unavailable in XL for the sale price. I need more recs!
You can order for free delivery to your local store. Also Burbank, CA has it in stock.
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Quote from TalentedHome2326 :
You can order for free delivery to your local store. Also Burbank, CA has it in stock.
My local store has it for $1258 (closeout). Meh.
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Quote from Funktional :
Not really a deal, some dealers are selling these for $899 since Specialized ruined it from the 2021 model year with cheap components, a downgraded fork, 2.3" tires, a 1x9 drivetrain from a 1x11 which is now microshift and used to be Shimano, all around Specialized seriously cheaped out on the 2022/23 models. Shop around at Specialized dealers and you should be able to find it for $899 which is where it belongs for the crummy components you're getting.

Edit: https://www.cyclesport.com/produc...ogTypeId=1

One dealer selling some sizes for $879 or $999 shipped using the ground shipping option. This is where this bike should be priced, the only allure to it really is the fact that it comes with a factory dropper post. I would not pay $1099 for this since based on the components I think that should actually be the regular MSRP.
Couldn't agree more. Components seem to be low end considering the price of this bike.
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