Inspection
Frame condition
Inspect the frame, fork, welds, and high-stress areas for cracks, dents, or prior repairs.
Specialized
2013 Specialized Shiv Pro Ui2 Mid Compact
Previous used estimate
$1,505 - $1,548
Actual value depends on condition, size, and local demand.
Value Guide market data · 2013 Specialized Shiv Pro Ui2 Mid Compact
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Price over time - 2013 Specialized Shiv Pro Ui2 Mid Compact
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All Shiv model years
2025$5,026 - $5,170▲ 234% vs. 2013
2021$1,715 - $1,764▲ 14% vs. 2013
2020$4,710 - $4,845▲ 213% vs. 2013
2019$4,375 - $4,501▲ 191% vs. 2013
2018$1,262 - $1,298▼ 16% vs. 2013
2017$1,099 - $1,131▼ 27% vs. 2013
2016$2,769 - $2,849▲ 84% vs. 2013
2015$2,523 - $2,595▲ 68% vs. 2013
2014$988 - $1,016▼ 34% vs. 20132013$1,505 - $1,548Currently viewing
2012$2,956 - $3,042▲ 96% vs. 2013Overview
About this bike
Specialized's Shiv Pro Ui2 Mid Compact is so fast your hair may still be wet as you pull into T2. Its FACT 10r-carbon frame and fork are impressively light and have been meticulously designed for the maximum aerodynamic advantage. Each and every tube has been optimized in the wind tunnel and painstakingly shaped by Specialized's engineers to reduce drag to an absolute minimum. And, you can easily customize your position so body and bike work together in perfect aerodynamic harmony. The amazing Shiv even boasts a built-in hydration system for even further aerodynamics and speed. Additional go-fast parts included DT Swiss wheels, a carbon aerobar and seatpost and last, but far from least, Shimano's electronic Ultegra Di2 drivetrain for perfect, super quick shifts.
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What to check when buying used
Inspection
Drivetrain wear
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Inspection
Service history
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