SPECIALIZED S-WORKS VENGE (complete frame) Logo

On a white background the mark is a compact horizontal wordmark consisting of bold, uppercase text and a small stylized emblem. The dominant element reads as a heavy, condensed sans-serif word (shown as S‑WORKS / VENGE in the supplied label...

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S‑Works Venge wordmark with small stylized 'S' and dark-blue angled slashes on white.
SPECIALIZED S-WORKS VENGE (complete frame) logo

About SPECIALIZED S-WORKS VENGE (complete frame)

On a white background the mark is a compact horizontal wordmark consisting of bold, uppercase text and a small stylized emblem. The dominant element reads as a heavy, condensed sans-serif word (shown as S‑WORKS / VENGE in the supplied label) rendered in black; near it is a small angular/chevron-like 'S' emblem and a set of short, parallel angled slashes in a dark blue accent.

Overall the layout is minimalist and tightly spaced, with strong contrast between the black lettering and the white field; the dark-blue slashes function as a subtle accent suggesting motion or airflow.

What's in it: stylized letter 'S'

Shapes: wordmark stylized letterform (S) angled parallel slashes horizontal layout

Style: modern minimalist bold condensed sans-serif high-contrast dynamic/athletic

Text in logo: S-WORKS VENGE

The angled slashes and condensed, forward-leaning letterforms visually evoke speed, aerodynamics and performance.

Colors

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Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Dark Blue
#153D8A · accent

SPECIALIZED S-WORKS VENGE (complete frame) Logo History

S-Works is Specialized's high-end performance sub-brand; the Venge name is used for Specialized's aerodynamic road racing frames, introduced as a dedicated aero model in the 2010s and refined in later generations to prioritise stiffness and aerodynamic efficiency.

Frequently asked

Which brand uses this mark?

This is the S‑Works (Specialized) Venge wordmark and emblem, used on their high-end aero road frames.

What do the angled slashes mean?

Visually they act as an accent to imply speed and aerodynamic flow; they are a stylistic element rather than a literal object.

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