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Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL6 Disc 2019–2020

Archive model 2019–2020. Probably no longer sold new. I only have the frame geometry, not the build.

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Geometry ?

Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL6 Disc geometry for model years 2019, 2020. Model years are approximate: manufacturers rarely say exactly when the geometry changed.

Size44495254565861
Stack500514527544565591612
Reach365375380384395402408
Head angle70.5°71.8°72.5°73°73.5°73.5°74°
Head tube105115126143163190210
Seat angle76°75.5°74°74°73.5°73.5°73°
Top tube (effective)490508531540562577595
Seat tube400431462481501522553
Chainstay410410410410410410410
Wheelbase96997397597899010051012
BB drop74747472727272
Fork offset47474744444444
Trail71635858555552
Standover730740755775795826850

Geometry source: specialized.com

Same geometry as Specialized Tarmac SL8 (2026).

Bike from a listing

Buying this bike second-hand? Enter the size, stem and spacers actually on the bike to see whether it fits you.

Selling it? Fill in the details and paste the link into your listing. Buyers will see where the bars end up, based on what you enter.

How do I measure it?

Cover + spacers: measure from the top of the head tube to the underside of the stem. That’s the headset cover plus any spacers. Length and angle are usually printed on the stem (−6° is typical, with the stem pointing down). Bar reach is on the bar manufacturer’s website. If you can’t find it, leave it at 75 mm. Spacers above the stem show how much higher the stem could still go. Leave that blank and I’ll assume it can’t go any higher.

Is it an integrated cockpit, a one-piece bar and stem? Then the stem may not be swappable. Check with the seller.

Do you ride it? Enter it as your position.