I recently had an issue with my Turbo Tero 3.0 and the help I got from my local bike shop Bike Society Adelaide and Specialized themselves was second to none, Thank you so much Specialized I love my bike even more now than I did before, this brand is premium for a reason, customer service is amazing thanks again, won't be buying any other brand from now on, customer for life :)

some of the reviewers make it sound like this bike can’t go off-road. The only thing I wouldn’t do on this bike is a huge jump and I doubt anybody’s going to jump a bike this heavy that high. I’ve been racing bikes my whole life and I’ve taken this thing fully loaded over some of the roughest. Most rocky Rutted out crap you can find! super steep hard turns, steep downhill, steep uphill‘s with nothing but rock for a half a mile. Nothing can stop this beast. The shifter is kind of low budget and I know that, but I still haven’t changed it. It’s held up to my abuse, so I’m going to wait till it dies before I try swapping it. I’ve taken this off of boulders about 3 1/2 -4 feet high!! obviously you don’t just smack it down off the boulder but you use your brakes. I swapped out for the Continental’s that I’ve always raced on and that was a game changer!! This bike is amazing!!! my only complaint. Specialized. they have all the accessories for it but nothing in stock

The Tero 3.0 is a pretty good setup for a gravel - mild / moderate trail system. The geometry feels good, the motor, battery life, and gearing all go together well. It feels solid without rattling. However the display screen is very flimsy. It busted off the mount our first use as we were loading into the van and as it brushed against the other bikes handle bar. After a decent wait the dealer replaced that one. Later, after washing out in a corner, the display screen twisted sideways off the mount and cracked the screen. The dealer was adamant the screw holes in the back shouldn't have screws inserted, so the screen is only held to the mount by a thin piece of plastic. A dysfunctional display wouldn't be the end of the world, but the display is needed to power the bike it's annoying that a critical component is so fragile and likely to break.

Just purchased the Tero for my 70th birthday . Was out riding last night in my neighborhood in 23 degree weather ! Can't seem to stay off this fine machine . As a side note , it's the first time I've done maintenance on a bicycle since I was 10 years old . Much thanks to the guys at Kokopelli Cortez for all their help . I really love this bike and look forward to riding it for many years to come . Thanks .

I have been mountain biking since 1984. Since then I have put many many miles on my body and after several surgeries I could no longer ride like I used to. This bike has been everything I had hoped it would and more. I use this primarily as a city/commuter bike. I take it absolutely everywhere I can and go further than what was possible and have so much fun. I can't say enough good things about the geometry and well thought out finishes that this bike provides. I added the fender/rear rack kit so I could throw a pannier on and run errands. The included headlamp and tail light are perfect and add safety for all rides. Specialized advertising is so precise "It's you, only faster!" and further than before, bring on the headwinds and hills!

Amazing Bike, what a great ride. Quality, Master Mind Technology lets you adjust your % on the fly. 10% increments vs only 3 presets lets you ride all day every day to the end. I would buy nothing but Specialized Bikes. l love the company and their technology is above the rest. Black Hills is the best Bicycle Shop in Rapid City, South Dakota. Went through every detail of the Bicycle before I even attempted to ride it. Also covered the Mission Control App which is awesome. Will never buy anything but Specialized and will only deal with Black Hills Bicycles in Rapid City South Dakota.

Purchased two, love them

She is easy to ride, the motor is quiet and shifting is smooth. I've only commuted to work and ride to old town with her for now, hope to head to the hills soon.

I've been an OK single track rider for years but am now at the age in which a) falling down is not an option and b) I need more power on to get over stuff, so that I don't fall down. This bike fits the bill perfectly: It's great on bike trails but still allows me to do some dirt. Absolutely love the motor / controller. The shock is only OK and it rides like a tank. That said, it might allow me to regain my dirt skills enough such that I can upgrade. Love it.

The best ke is great for commuting and jumping off road when yo feel like it. I don’t think it would do so well over too rough terrain. The chain pops in high gear and it’s been doing that from the time I picked it up. Hopefully it’s just an adjustment issue. I would recommend this bike for city commuting where it’s not always feasible to be on the road.