This is my first gravel bike and I've done so far about 1000 km on it. The bike is very good, delivers great value for money and I would highly recommend it especially for those, who would like to get the first gravel. Exceeded expectations! Great thing, super fast, can get you to where road bike can't. Very good for commuting.

I'm new to cycling and had no idea there was a thing called "Gravel Bikes" but I'm super happy I stumbled across this bike. I can go places my friends cannot on there true road bike's. I can ride just as fast as them or faster, super comfortable and overall super happy this is my first bike. I have put in over 1,000 miles in 3 months and just in love. Next bike (keeping this one) will be a Tarmac for sure.

I bought this bike in January 2021 coming from a mountain bike background I wasn’t for a road specific bike . This bike is amazing , I’ve covered almost 6000 miles on mine , and I took part in a gravel race last weekend on mine and it was a real treat to ride .

Drove over 150 miles to pick up mine; olive green. Loved it. I have a heavy duty mountain bike I use when I have an impulse to go off-road and use my Diverge mostly for road. Not disappointed at all as I ride frequently and long rides on the weekends on country roads that are less than optimal where I live. The Diverge handles everything and then some. Glad I took the leap and the long drive to pick up mine

Phenomenal bike. My first gravel bike and im consistently smiling each time i ride it. Does very well on the pavement too with last weeks time of 30 miles in 105 minutes. Get the charcoal color if you want to enjoy that carbon look as you blast buy other people they will only assume you paid for the full carbon. Very pleased as the wife has the same bike but in green.

I ride mostly on the road. The color in real life is NOT Orange. The tires on the bike are NOT the ones listed on the specs. They are the first thing I changed on the bike. The OE tires on mine were the Roadsport Endurant model that are on the pictured model at 700x35c. Changed to Panaracer Gravel King SK Knobby 700x38c. The stock saddle isn't the worst but I changed it to a Brooks B17 from my old bike that is just broken in. After about 700 miles so far and some minor adjustments to the shifting and brake cables I can say this is truly a great bike and I'm very happy with it.

the color ""BLAZE"" while orange in the online pictures, is actually SALMON PINK. its just not even close to the same in person, i just bought one of these based on the images from this site which show a clearly blaze orange bike. when i get to the shop 2 hours away, they wheel up a salmon colored hideous bike. my jaw dropped in disbelief, surely this was a mix up, but no its really just pink. and best of all, no one thought to tell me beforehand. JUST CALL THE COLOR SALMON it already has a name, and that name is not blaze. blaze is orange, like the pictures.

This is the first gravel bike I've owned. I was riding a long travel 29"" enduro mountain bike before this. While I loved how well it smashed through the descents, I was feeling like it was really lacking on the climbs. Meet, the Diverge Base E5. NOTHING stops this bike on the uphills, it feels like a magic carpet meets a monster truck. I dont know why anyone would pick a full suspension mountain bike over this.

This is easily one of the best purchases I have ever made, all the zip of a road bike plus the added bonus of the gravel bike tires and fork width so you can keep tracking even once the road ends. And what a looker!! I can't seem to get off it once I get on!