Other Specialized 2023 Bikes is this correct!

Another One

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Hi all just looking at dealers site this morning and was not sure if this was correct and I have seen no news about 2023 bikes yet so presume not correct.
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Hicksy 92

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I’ve just bought a 2022 levo , got the dealer to check to see if there was a 2023 looming , ie new colours etc , he says that all 2022 part numbers run through till April 2023 , so he said that would suggest nothing is changing for quite a while
 

Mikerb

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Probably a mistake. Spec, colours and prices are the same as 2022. If not it certainly exposes the stupidity of the market producing bikes clearly manufactured in 2022 or even possibly/likely 2021 for some components , putting them up for sale in 2022 and calling them 2023 bikes!
 

flash

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Maybe I'm reading this wrong but I've got a 2023 Comp carbon. I've had it for a month. It's different for sure. Start with the 27.5 rear wheel.
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2022 bikes are mullets. Specialized change frames about every three to four years. Components might change due to availability and upgrades but the *bike* will be the same for 2023 and 2024 models.

Gordon
 

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