Due to some age and physical related issues I can’t ride the usual triangular frame nor do I want the stereotypical beach cruiser, nor do I need a serious off road bike. The Roll’s step through frame makes it easier to get on and it’s 7 speed range is enough if not perfect for bike paths and gently rolling terrain which the fat tires handle with ease. The upright riding position is easier on the back and shoulders. It’s not meant for steep hills as mentioned in other reviews but there’s enough gear range to handle most of what the casual rider encounters. Typical of Specialized, it delivers a smooth ride and nice quality over all. If I had any criticism it would be of the seat and that is just personal preference. I traded that for a wider (female anatomy) more cushioned one.

this bike rides good but the mechanics are not what i expected. headed back to bike shop for the second time because of the chain jumping the sprocket cogs. this bike is not a quality product and do not recommend buying this product

The bikes are great, but I had a little problem. 1 of the bicycles arrived without pedals... but they solved the problem very quickly...

I bought this bike because I have neck and shoulder pain and cannot lean over to ride a regular bike. My problems with this bike are that the seat was terribly uncomfortable, so I replaced it. Also, there’s no way to put it on a bike rack. We have a Thule rack for the back of the car and I cannot find an adapter that works. I wish specialized made one to work with this bike so I could take it elsewhere.

This bike was a birthday gift. After a 20 year break from cycling, the Roll low-entry is a perfect fit. Great ride.

Best experience ever buying a quality bike. Perfect.

I love the Roll 2. Very easy to ride and smooth. The geometry really keeps you in an upright position

The Roll 2.0 has terrible gearing. All high gears no low gears for hills or headwind. I rode this bicycle 122.3 miles in a month and 3 days of riding the Roll 2.0, 2.5-mile laps around the neighborhood. I have now purchased the Roll 3.0 which has 8-Speed, 12-42t with a 40T chain ring. It will also accept a 12-46T which I already have to place on the Roll 3.0. That gearing will get me around the neighborhood laps. The Roll 2.0 has SunRace, 7-Speed, 11-34t and a 42T chainring. Gearing sucks, unless you're all downhill and downwind on this bicycle.

Thanks to Susan at Outspoken in Clearwater for forcing me out of my comfort zone to try something new. I test drove it and fell in love. My wife road it and is getting one too.

Very Good Balance in all dimensions. Braking is smooth Gear change is easy and efficient between speeds

Good value for my wife to get back into biking, pretty light, easy bike to ride, way better than a cruiser but similar style.

Good advice and service. Love my new bike.

Seat could be a little more comfortable

My wife has always been sort of a reluctant rider. She has a Vita, but was never crazy about the ergonomics. I decided to take a chance on the Roll low-entry for her and she likes it much better for the type of recreational riding that we do. I liked the simplicity of the single 42t chainring, but replaced the entire crankset with one having a 38t chainring, and the lower gearing is perfect for her. I'm very pleased with this bike, and with the assistance I received from Tyler at Specialized Rider Care in locating the reasonably-priced replacement crankset.