We take extra care to ensure your bike arrives ready to ride. Our meticulous build and testing process can take up to 4 business days in addition to the ships by date shown before your bike is ready to ship.
This attention to detail guarantees that your bike will be easy to assemble on arrival. Please note that most bikes do not come with pedals. To make the most of your new bike right away, be sure to select a pair of pedals when checking out and we will include them with the build!The Specialized Chisel is engineered for modern cross-country trails and race courses, delivering pro-level speed and performance at a budget-friendly price. Sharing key design elements with the Epic Hardtail, the Chisel is the most efficient and capable alloy hardtail in its class.
Built with SRAM's trusted SX Eagle 1x12-speed drivetrain, Level T hydraulic disc brakes, a RockShox Judy fork, and 27mm internal width alloy wheels wrapped in 2.35" Fast Trak Control casing tires, this Chisel is ready for competition or fast trail riding.
At the heart of the Chisel is D''Aluisio Smartweld Technology, enabling some of the most consistent, high-strength welds possible and fully leveraging hydroformed alloy tubing. The result: a featherweight 1,350g frame with size-specific stiffness for superior ride quality.
Additional features include:
- Progressive XC Geometry with a 68 Degree headtube angle and longer reach for confident handling
- Internal cable routing for a clean look and easier maintenance
- Threaded bottom bracket for durability and ease of service
- Boost spacing for added wheel stiffness
- 30.9mm dropper post compatibility
- 1x drivetrain-specific design for simplicity and weight savings
The Chisel proves that high-end XC performance doesn''t have to come with a high-end price tag.
WARNING: Cycling involves risks. To ensure your safety, have your bike and its accessories assembled and serviced by a professional mechanic. Do not alter your bicycle or its components. Always adhere to the instructions and warnings provided, including those found on the manufacturer’s website. Inspect your bicycle thoroughly before each ride and always wear a helmet.