Turbo Como 4.0 IGH is a great bike but mine developed a plastic rattle noise by the pedals on its first ride. After a week it began developing a vibration so it has now been two days since it was taken back to the shop. Hopefully it is repaired quickly as we had planned rides that now are on hold.

I bought one for my wife a few weeks ago. She loves it. The ease of shifting and how smooth the motor is, she is hooked again!! Not her first Specialized ebike. Two weeks later now I own one!! Quit taking my money Specialized!! I wish you only did one thing good, but nooo you do everything great!! Great job with this bike. I really enjoy the seating position and it's easy to go out and put in some good miles along the beach or where ever. Overall I am very impressed with this bike and the IGH. Low maintenance and fun. Kinda like me......

The bike is great. It makes cycling more enjoyable and takes the suffering out of cycling. I end up using the bike more often when otherwise i wouldn't have go out (when its super winding, rain approaching but i can do a quick ride to beat it, or when i didn't sleep well and im fatigued). I have the 4.0 IGH and keep in eco mode most of the time so i still get a great workout. The fastest i have gotten in eco mode giving and all out effort is 23/24mph (i was dying). In sport mode 28 mph is attainable with a good effort and well as in turbo (of course). Max speed that I reached down a bridge is 32/33 mph and that's where i think the max is..... Battery life so far is as advertised from my experience. My normal ride is 46 miles and i have just about 500 miles on it in 1.5 months . I love the cargo rack and lights. Great bike that make cycling more enjoyable ( takes the surfing out of it) and in turn you'll you is more often

My wife and I now each have a Turbo Como 4.0 IGH. I have had mine since late spring, and for the most part am pleased. The details about how to get the most out of riding these bikes are not intuitive. Make sure you want a bike that does NOT have motor assist without pedaling... these do not! They do ride very well, and the power available is adequate for most needs. We live in a very hilly area, so the need for a little more assistance would be nice. All in all, the Turbo Como 4.0 is a Good Bike. I would avoid the 3.0 if you have hills to climb often.

I really like the IGH and Enviolo shifter, and they help make it the quietest bike I've ever ridden. Th motor and drivetrain are well integrated it's not "pushy" and feels like it's just smoothly augmenting your own muscles. I'd like the bigger motor and automatic shifter on the 5.0, but I balked at paying $1,000 more for them.