S-Works Turbo Creo SL Founder's Edition. 
 
This e-bike is basically brand new. There were only 250 of these made, and each one has a Founder’s Edition plaque (this one is #83). Purchased for $17,000. Light. Fast. Fun for a longer road bike trip and easy to zip around town with. I do not have the room or passion for such a nice road bike. I took it on one longer ride - ~20 miles, and other than that just quick trips in town. 
 
I would love to find the right home with someone who will get more use out of it. 
 
Best description found here: https://pelotonmagazine.com/gear/the-s-works-e-bike-first-ride/ &nbsp; 
 
"Specialized’s Turbo e-bikes are hitting the road. Well, road-bike category that is. With a long range and a carbon frame, the New Creo SL is a lightweight e-bike designed to handle like a traditional road bike. At only 12.2kg, it is also pushing the weight down in e-road bikes by quite a bit. Specialized is so confident in the performance of this bike that it’s giving it the S-Works treatment.
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 <li>lightest road e-bike at 12.2kg</li>
 <li>battery life up to 80 miles, expandable to 120 with an external Range Extender</li>
 <li>Room for 38c tires, and a gravel specific EVO build is available</li>
 <li>Road-bike like handling, even on descents</li>
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Specialized designed its SL 1.1 hub based motor in-house, giving it precise control over how the unit runs and integrates with the frame. Providing up to 240 watts, the SL 1.1 gets you up to 28mph, but it has no drag once it reaches that limit and cuts out for a smoother ride. Toggle easily between the three modes, Eco, Sport and Turbo, by pressing the Specialized-logo button on the top tube. Using the Specialized Mission Control app, you can tune how much power each mode delivers—both sustained and peak power. There’s even an internal power meter whose data can be connected to any ANT+ device. 
 
Withy plenty of tire clearance, Specialized sees the Creo SL as a versatile bike. It has even provided 38c tires on the gravel and adventure oriented Turbo Creo SL Expert EVO build, which comes with an 11-42 cassette and a dropper post for handling steep ascents and descents. The S-Works version comes stocked with Dura-Ace Di2 and Roval CLX 50 Disc wheels. The Expert version with Ultegra Di2. The Expert version will cost $9,000, while the S-Works version comes in at an eye-popping $14,000. But there’s one more thing. Specialized Founder Mike Sinyard has been enjoying the S-Works Creo SL, so Specialized has decided to create a special edition in his honor. Called the Founder’s Edition, there will only be 250 made. The spec includes oversized CeramicSpeed derailleur pulleys, cutting the weight down to 11.9kg. Each has a numbered Founder’s Edition plaque on the chainstay, and comes with a custom Founder’s Edition SL kit. The honor of joining this elite club will set you back approximately one Fiat 500, or $17,000." &nbsp;

2020 Specialized Creo SL S-Works Carbon

$12,000