The range includes two main models and a limited-edition deluxe version, with only 250 units available. All three feature a full carbon frame, fork, and seat post, a Future Shock 3.2 system with 20 mm of suspension travel integrated into the head tube, and a rugged mountain-bike-inspired design.

For riders seeking a fast, minimalist ride, the base model Vado SL 2 Carbon 6.0 is an ideal choice. It comes with a Specialized 1.2 SL motor, providing 50 Nm of torque and 320 watts of peak power, assisting up to a top speed of 45 km/h. Powered by a 520-Wh battery integrated into the down tube, it offers a runtime of up to five hours, depending on factors like terrain and assist level.

The 6.0 is equipped with DT Swiss G540 wheels wrapped in 700 x 47c Specialized Hemisphere flat-protection tires. It has a 1x12-speed drivetrain with Shimano XT components and TRP HD-R803 hydraulic disc brakes. Other features include Ergon GA30-S grips, a Bridge Sport saddle, and an integrated 500-lumen Lezyne Ebike Fusion headlight. The bike weighs 15.98 kg in a medium size.

For those who want extra features, the Vado SL 2 Carbon 6.0 Equipped model adds a kickstand, fenders, and a rear rack rated to carry up to 25 kg. It weighs slightly more at 17.99 kg.

Lastly, the limited-edition Vado SL 2 Carbon LTD includes premium upgrades such as Roval Terra carbon wheels, a SRAM electronic-shift drivetrain, SRAM Level Silver Stealth brakes, a Specialized Power Pro Mirror saddle, and a carbon fiber handlebar. This model weighs 14.98 kg in a medium size.

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