I’ve been riding sirrus x4 for almost 3 yrs. Almost 5 thousand miles. I’ve replaced chain this year and expect to replace tires next year. Love the bicycle. Looking for recommendations for upgrade on seat. Have the original stock seat and it’s fine but I’d upgrade.

Recently bought my SirrisX 4.0/ Having ridden either a Catrike, recumbent bike or a Specialized Como e-bike for the last decade, I can tell you certain muscles have been neglected. The SirrisX drive train shifts "like butter", however I am having an issue with the front gear guard. This bike handles our local gravel bike path as if it was designed just for that purpose. I got an S-works seat and am not sure its worth the $. I recommend getting fitted by a certified technician (as I did at the Hostel Shoppe). In hind site, I would buy this bike again.

Bought this for road and smooth off-road. I researched a long time. I absolutely love this bike. It is tight and smooth. Gears shift effortlessly. Super light. The only thing I would change might be the seat. Haven't yet though. Definitely recommend if you are looking to do mostly road and some easy off-road.

If your reading this you are obviously interested in this model. All I can say get off your pc and go for it. What a fantastic bike. I have had hybrid bikes and road bikes but this one can seriously move. Great gearing, great ride. Only one thing if I’m honest is I may change the saddle.

I moved from road to hybrid frame bike about a year and half, and bought myself this beauty Sirrus x 4.0. I have so far accumulated 480 km on the road for fitness mostly on Sunday's morning and I'm so HAPPY with the performance, frame and lightweight unlike the regular heavy MTB. It has some chips and scratches, but it's part of the road I take and it's acceptable the wear and tear. I would definitely with no doubt recommend the Sirrus x and the 5.0 is even better than my 4.0. MAC

I’m relatively new to riding as an adult. I had an old Novara Buzz that served me well commuting but boy is it heavy. I decided to upgrade for my 52nd birthday. I test rode Trek and Giant before I found a Specialized dealer. Once I rode the Sirrus X 4.0 I knew this was the bike. Smooth shifting, super light and absolutely comfortable to ride. I absolutely love it!

I've had several bikes over the years, the most similar to this one being the Cannondale Quick. None of them even compare as far as comfort, capability, speed, stability, and FUN. If you're looking for a bike that will make you look forward to riding anywhere, here it is.

Frame is stiff, yet agile in the turns. Shimano components are spot on, never missing a shift. Single ring up front with derailure in back optimizes ratios and improves efficiency using the best ratios, not the most ratios. thumb and index finger shift levers make changing gears effortless. Hydraulic disc brakes will stop a freight train in the rain! Always there when you touch the levers. Frame geometry is sharp and crisp for handling and weight distribution over axles, yet comfortable for this oversized rider. it's light with the aluminum frame and carbon fork. And the paint finish is gorgeous! Just wait til you see the Specialized logo decals light up at night! Compliments every time i ride! John in Clinton Twp, MI

Was riding an early '90s mtn bike and bought this Cirrus X 4.0. Like going from a pickup truck to a sports car. Shifts like a dream. Handles well. I like the bigger wheels. Really pleased.

Well now that I’ve put over 100 miles on the X4.0 without any issues at all, I would say it is a great and comfortable bike for longer trips. The posture is comfortable and good enough to power out when needed.