RoadPartial spec
2004 Specialized Sequoia Elite
Launched at $1,200
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What a used one is worth
Open the value toolNew
$162
$72 to $235
Like new
$154
$69 to $224
Excellent
$146
$65 to $212
Good
$122
$54 to $176
Fair
$89
$40 to $129
For parts
$49
$22 to $71
From the launch price, aged to 2026 and adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- Specialized
- Model family
- Sequoia
- Model year
- 2004
- Category
- Road · endurance
- Frame material
- aluminum
- Wheel size
- 700c
- Launch MSRP (US)
- $1,200
Drivetrain
- Speeds
- 9
- Groupset
- Shimano 105
- Chainrings
- 3
- Electronic
- false
Build
- Fork
- Specialized Carbon Zertz, bonded high modulus carbon legs, 7075 alloy threadless steerer
- Stem
- Specialized adjustable, 3D forged alloy, high polish
- Tires
- Specialized Multi Condition Sport, 700 x 26c, Kevlar bead
- Brakes
- Forged, dual pivot, long reach, with cartridge multi condition brake pads
- Saddle
- Body Geometry Milano Comfort Max
- Wheels
- Alex ALX-290, 700c, alloy double wall, machined sidewalls; front hub: Alex ALX-290, 20 hole, sealed bearing, black; rear hub: Aex ALX-290, 24 hole, sealed bearing freehub, black
- Cassette
- Shimano New 105, 9-speed, 12x25t
- Crankset
- Specialized Comp, five arm, polished arms; chainrings: 52Ax42Ax30S
- Seatpost
- Specialized Future Shock, 27.2x350mm, alloy, with preload adjustment
- Shifters
- Shimano New 105, STI, flight deck compatible
- Handlebar
- Body Geometry Sequoia
- Rear derailleur
- Shimano New 105, long cage
Spec from Specialized's own model page on specialized.com (US region capture 2004-08). MSRP $1200 from the US page's own MSRP line, capture 2004-08. Colors: Brushed / Black.
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