The new S-Works Ruby SL
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The rear end still wears the distinctive
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The FACT carbon fork
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Subtle badging
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The new top-of-the-line Ruby SL
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FACT Carbon cranks
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The slight bend in the top tube
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Specialized introduces a one-piece
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The new Rubymac
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The women's-specific S-Works Safire FSR
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The bulged air can
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Suspension benefits of the new Safire line
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Many of Specialized's bikes
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The Era Marathon is the women's-specific version
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The new Era Marathon is finished
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The premium drivetrain package
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The Era Marathon rear suspension
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A bit of detailing
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Curved top tubes
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The Myka line is aimed at the sport/recreation crowd
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While it's likely true that not all women want pink bikes
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Rock Shox will handle the front suspension duties
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As on all of the D4W MTB line
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Women's-specific features on the D4W line
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The Body Geometry line
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D4W grips are smaller in diameter
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The phenomenally light S-Works 2D helmet
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Specialized adapts the lightweight comfort and performance
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The Kava is supposedly Specialized's first
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The Spirita offers BG features
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