Megamo Silk vs Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700

Megamo
Silk

Specialized
Diverge Str Comp 700
Close on the specs and the list price: here are their 18 differences, line by line.
At a glance
- Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700 has the shorter lowest gear: 9 km/h at 90 rpm, against 11 km/h.
- Megamo Silk is the newer model (2025).
Prices
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Megamo Silk
Megamo Silk
Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700
Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700
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Character
The bike at a glance: the ground it is made for, how it handles, its gears and its equipment, beside the other bikes of its kind.
- Silk · Gravel bike rather for smooth ground, rather nimble, long gearing, very high equipment.
- Diverge Str Comp 700 · Gravel bike rather for smooth ground, neutral handling, average gearing, average equipment.
Gearing
Speed in the lowest and the highest gear at 90 rpm: lower on the left climbs easier, higher on the right goes faster.
- Megamo Silk11 km/h - 52 km/h
- Specialized Diverge Str Comp 7009 km/h - 48 km/h
Components and specs
Every spec line by line; the higher range of a component is marked. The technical groups are folded.
° Value not published by the brand
Geometry
A size per bike (the nearest to the first one's at first), the differences measured from the reference bike.
- Silk · M
- Diverge Str Comp 700 · 52CM
Stack and reach
- Silk · M Silk · M — Reach (mm) 395 · Stack (mm) 557
- Diverge Str Comp 700 · 52CM Diverge Str Comp 700 · 52CM — Reach (mm) 374 · Stack (mm) 576
Where to buy them
Megamo Silk
Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700
Frequently asked questions
What groupset do Megamo Silk and Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700 come with?
Megamo Silk: Shimano GRX Di2. Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700: Shimano GRX.
How do Megamo Silk and Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700 compare on geometry?
In size M, Megamo Silk has a stack of 557 mm for a reach of 395 mm; in size 52CM, Specialized Diverge Str Comp 700 has 576 mm for 374 mm. More stack for the reach means a more upright position.