Bought a 2019 Specialized Roubaix Comp di2 and haven't looked back! Switching from a Madone to something kinder to my back and neck on endurance and road work. Hats off to the vibration and shock absorption which far outshined other bikes I was considering in a similar price point. My only knock is that the stock wheels are a bit slow and heavy for road racing. Plan on upgrading your wheel sets (like with many other bikes offered out there) if you want to go faster on the flats. The stock wheels offer a good backup for off-road durability, and I am planning fitting them with larger tires for gravel and trail rides.

I came from mtb world but bought the roubaix last fall to get more into road and intervals.. since I ride the roubaix 90% of the time. I love this bike, I have 4K miles on the di2 set up and have never had to touch anything alignment wise. If you fly with a bike the future shock does add a step (I have to take off the fork for my bike bag). Not a big deal but something I've noticed. I've done gravel races with 30c's on it and road races with the 28c's. You definitely cannot fit 32's.. the roubaix 30/32 tire rubs if you get some dirt or snow build up. Smoother on almost everything than my CX bike with 40c.. unless I'm touching single track or really rugged gravel I ride the Roubaix. It's an awesome bike if you rip gravel on big road rides. Plenty fast on the road and the handling on curvy mtn descents is fantastic. Two buddies have bought roubaix's after riding mine.. the handling and comfort is very noticeable when you hop on.

I love my Specialized Roubaix Comp Di2 Ultegra 2019. I've been riding a Trek 1500 for 12 years and needed a new bike. And with my love for Specialized does that it had to be one from their great selection. Im suffering with NDPH, a chronic headache deseace that does that I got headache every day 24/7. So the Roubaix is the right choice for me and i'm not dissapoinded. The smoothness og the whole bike is out of this World. It does for me that I can ride 40 kms without thinking about my headache. So it is freedom for me. I had never troede Di2 but it Works so well that I Will never go back to the mechanic gearing again. Short said : THE BIKE OF MY LIFE

Love the! So light, so fast, so together. I love how I don't have arm pain from the rough roads around here. I love the spot on shifting. I love the stop on a dime potential. I love the tire clearance adding flexibility for types of rides. I am so glad I purchased this bike, and so happy with the Di2 system. I've only replaced the seat for comfort so far.

I usually get between 3500 and 4500 miles a season in NYS and this bike makes it so easy I hate to even brag about it. It is so smooth I'm surprised it's legal.

I started road riding about 2 1/2 years ago after years as a Mt. Biker on an entry-level Rubaix and fell in love with it, riding 2,000 miles in 2018. After a super minor spill in early 2019 I cracked my frame and took the opportunity to upgrade to the Comp Ultegra Di2. I'm on track for 3,000 miles this year despite a 3 week wait for the new bike and a 4 week vacation in Europe. I can't tell you how amazing this bike is. The future shock is great on rides of 20 miles or more, minimizing arm fatigue. But even more, do NOT test ride *any* bike with electronic shifters unless they are in your price range...having ridden basically the identical bike with and without (original 2017 Rubaix mechanical 105 frameset and 2019 Rubaix Comp Ultegra electronic) I am 100% sold. I will never buy a bike without electronic shifting again! Sadly this means my price range is now permanently like $4k plus, but so be it!