Pros Lightweight for an electric gravel bike (15.9kg) Natural-feeling Mahle X35+ motor system Excellent range up to 125km Shimano GRX drivetrain and hydraulic brakes Gravel-specific geometry with all-road versatility Rack and mudguard mounts for added practicality Cons No display for battery level without pairing a head unit Motor power is modest compared to mid-drive competitors Specifications Motor: Mahle X35+ rear hub, 40Nm torque Battery: 250Wh integrated (non-removable) Frame: Merida eSILEX Lite aluminium Fork: Merida Expert CF3 carbon Brakes: Shimano GRX 400 hydraulic disc Gearing: Shimano GRX 600 1x11-speed (42T chainring, 11-42T cassette) Wheels: Merida Expert SL aluminium Tyres: Maxxis Rambler 700x40c tubeless-ready Weight: 15.9kg (claimed) Range: Up to 125km Specialised Turbo Creo 2 Comp Alloy 4,999 | VIEW OFFER The Specialized Turbo Creo 2 Comp Alloy, reviewed by Cycling Electric, is an electric gravel bike that stays true to its off-road roots while offering the smooth ride and motorised assistance needed for long-range adventures

The ventilation system and washable padding contribute to long-lasting comfort, especially during warmer rides
- Fully-adjustable, aero-tuned visor: Reduces lift at high speeds
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