FS: Women's Specialized carbon road & cyclocross bikes fit 5' 1" and under
Cycle Noodle
The smallest adult sized Specialized women's carbon road & cyclocross bikes for sale in excellent condition (1 owner) that I've had slightly modified to decrease the reach & narrow the handlebars & upgraded some components. I'm 4'11" but can't comfortably ride these anymore due to medical issues (need to switch to more upright). They've been fabulous bikes & I hope they find a good home. Asking $2000 for each (I paid quite a bit more for them).
Road/racing: Specialized carbon Amira SL4 Expert, size 44, 2014, black/hyper green, Ultegra components, 700 wheels, stem 50mm, handlebars 36cm (I think smallest available), room for 2 bottle cages!! (which is unheard of with this small of a frame), great for racing / around town/ light touring, currently with Continental 4 season tires for around town riding without getting flats, rim brakes. Link to original specs & photo (it looks just like this): https://www.specialized.com/us/en/amira-sl4-expert/p/49832?color=151245-49832
Cyclocross: Specialized carbon CruX Elite EVO 2015, size 46, black/red, stem 60mm, handlebars 38cm, disc brakes, seat post Thompson Elite zero set back (shortens reach), tires 700x33 Specialized Terra Pro, crank Ultegra/ rear sprockets 105. This bike is ready to go for short woman or junior cyclocross racing. The stand over height just barely fits my height. Link to original specs & photo (it looks just like this): https://www.specialized.com/us/en/crux-elite-evo/p/65480?color=172635-65480
I also have a Specialized mountain bike (Myka Elite FSR carbon 2012 white/orange full suspension disc brakes 26” wheels) & Specialized road turned commuter (Dolce Comp 2007 silver/light blue size 44 700c wheels rim brakes conti 4 season tires Ultegra/105 components rear rack handlebars 36 cm stem 60mm) that I’m not quite ready to part with but might be willing to sell to the right short like me person for whom it’s hard to find the right fit on adult sized bikes. I’ve had these modified to make a bit more upright.