Four decades after the first Specialized Allez hit the road, the new Allez is the best yet. Lightest in its class,* it delivers more confidence, versatility, and performance than ever before – to more riders than ever before. Whether you’re looking for premium alloy, want a bike for weekend rides and fast commutes, or if you’re just beginning your road journey, performance road starts with Allez.LIGHTEST IN CLASS: Starting with premium butted and double-butted E5 alloy, the Allez frame tips the scales at just 1,375** grams for a quick and nimble feel on the road. Plus, the full carbon fork reduces weight even more (no hidden alloy steer tube here) while helping smooth out your ride. And with modern, thoughtful build choices, it’s no surprise the Allez is also the lightest in its class.INCREDIBLE CONFIDENCE: This premium E5 alloy frame is light, fast, durable, and, did we mention, gorgeous? The excellent stiffness-to-weight ratio coupled with the unmatched stopping power of all-weather dual-piston disc brakes delivers ultimate confidence at any speed. Plus, we’ve used the legendary Roubaix bike's endurance geometry to deliver unrivaled comfort for long miles and stable handling while ensuring the Allez can still dissect a winding road like a pure race bike.VERSATILITY and PERFORMANCE: Just as capable of getting you to work or class, as it is checking off your local KOM or weekend group ride, racks and fender mounts ensure the Allez is versatile enough for whatever road you take it on. With tire clearance up to a beefy 35 mm (32 mm with Fenders), you’ll be ready for the roughest roads and even light gravel. If those roads get steep, Allez has a wide gearing range to keep you comfortably spinning so you can ride efficiently.*Alloy disc brake-equipped bikes in the same price range are available at retail. **Based on production frame set weights. Actual weights may vary slightly. ***Some bikes are shown with an optional rack, fenders, and carbon wheels.
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#1 Again: 2023 Gran Fondo Awards
The riders have spoken! For the fifth year in a row, Specialized has been crowned the #1 “Drop Bar Bike Brand” in the prestigious Gran Fondo Best Brand Awards for 2023. We innovate for riders, and year after year, our bikes are loved by the most discerning riders. Thank you!
* Weights based on production painted frames as pictured. Actual weights will vary based on colourway, frame size, and component variation. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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Rider Reviews
3.5
11 Reviews
Love it
Great value bike. Perfect to ease back into cycling. Haven't had any issues so far.
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Jack
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Disappointing
The bicycle has developed a rattle when going into bigger cog in the rear. No matter how many times it has been adjusted, the rattling always comes back. I just want to throw this bike in the bin.
Other than that, bike is decent and does all the things necessary to get from A to B. If you are a perfectionist, stay away. If you dont mind the rattles, you can live with this bike.
Have since upgraded to an SL7 tarmac. day and light difference. Spend a bit more and get much better outcome
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Julian
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Update from 08 04 2024 review
After having faulty wheels replaced, 2 months later the bike developed a strange rattle whenever going over any less than perfect roads. Bike mechanic discovered that the internal cables were poorly routed and uninsulated and so were rattling around in frame. Also, the rivets in the cassette were loose, and so this had to be replaced too. Very poor workmanship. No problems since - fingers crossed.
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Andy
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Faulty wheels
After 2 weeks, front wheel developed clicking noise when pedalling or freewheeling. Rear wheel developed same problem shortly after. Seller opted to replace front and rear wheels with Shimano. Poor quality wheels.
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Andy
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Allez sport
I’ve just completed the London to Brighton and the bike was excellent. Smooth and accurate gear changes and excellent brakes for the steep downhill sections.
I would definitely recommend
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Rupert
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Great ride.
Great ride.
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Yes!
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Max R.
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love the extra tire clearance
this is everything a modern budget friendly bike should be. fender mounts and extra tire clearance great for foul weather and comfortable but snappy geometry. they claims 35mm tire clearance and there's room for a little more. plenty of room with 35s. stock wheels are on the heavy side so i'm saving up for a wheel upgrade, but this bike flies and great value!
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Kap
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Great bike
Great bike
Would Recommend?
Yes!
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Elizabeth O.
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Not compatible with Allez sport 2023
The rods are angled and designed to be attached to seat stays and not the seat post clamp. The bolts provided are too long and stick out of the bicycle. This rack doesn't appear to be compatible with frames such as the allez.
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B
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Acceptable beginner road bike with versatility
I was devistated when my Specialized Allez Elite fell off my bicycle rack on the freeway and was destroyed. The Allez Elite was my first road bike and completely got me hooked on cycling. I loved the lightweight frame, the smooth Shimano shifting system, the rim brakes, and the slim wheels. I was eager to begin cycling again and thought the Allez Sport would be a suitable replacement. Unfortunately, the Allez Sport did not align with my expectations. That being said, it's a solid bike for a beginner road cyclist who is less concerned about speed and perhaps more interested in a bike that holds up well on non-tarmac surfaces such as light gravel and sand. This bike would be a great commuter bike for someone who also wants to give road cycling a try.
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Rachel
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Superb bike that's great to ride and well designed to be easy to live with.
I've moved over to the Specialized Allez alongside a carbon bike with Di2 electronic gears.
I'm really pleased with the Allez for its ride quality and easy of use design. First off the bike is nice and light for its spec. The frame rides as nicely as it looks. Smooth and efficient, I've not noticed a difference between my carbon bike on lateral stiffness. The internal cable routing, standard headset and threaded bottom bracket are also a good balance of aero, neat aesthetics and maintenance ease.
The mechanical gears are also fine and don't come with the potential battery drop out anxiety that's the down-shot of Di2! The Tiagra shifters higher hoods are surprisingly useful. You can use them like a wide aero bar to get some extra speed gains!
Kudos on the Praxis Works chain set and bottom bracket. Nice bit of kit to go the distance with.
For future potential I'm sure a wheel upgrade would drop the weight further and add some aero advantage if you do want to get a bit more speedy.