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My comment and have written about this is...the Al bikes that Specialized are making are watershed in my experience. I just built a Al Secteur Elite for light touring with panniers and it has a better ride than my carbon Roubaix SL3 Pro. I am astounded because the Roubaix SL3 in particular has class leading ride quality...a great bike. And yet, the Al Secteur absorbs road shock better inexplicably.
For all intents the Secteur is a Al Diverge without disk brakes and honestly why I chose the Secteur over the Diverge because I didn't want disk brakes and wasn't going to run a tire size larger than 28c.

If you are on a budget in particular don't race competitively, my advice is get the Al Diverge if you need tires larger than 28c and your bank acct will think you.

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