The Allez Road Bike 2022 redefines what it means to be “entry level,” which is something that is all too frequently done in order to match pricing points in the market for entry-level road bikes. The Allez is the first road bike in its class to make road cycling technologies widely available, focusing more than any other in its class on weight refinement and dependability. The Allez is just as performance-packed as it is adaptable, whether you’re just starting out in road cycling for commuting or searching for a new bike.

This Allez’s construction includes dependable Shimano Claris gearing, robust Axis Sport alloy wheels, our brand-new, incredibly comfortable Body Geometry Bridge saddle, and well-guarded RoadSport tires.

In addition to feeling better while riding up hills, a lightweight bike is also necessary when having to carry it to the fifth floor where you work, this was the main consideration when designing the frame. The Allez is the lightest in its class thanks to a new E5 Alloy frame. The frame and fork alone weigh almost 450g (1 pound) less than some older versions due to the thin-walled, yet durable tubes that have been used.

Alloy or inexpensive carbon fiber forks, which significantly lower the overall ride quality, are frequently seen on entry-level road bikes. The Allez, however, is lighter, more maneuverable, and better handling with a complete FACT carbon fiber fork. It can also carve through curves like a slalom skier and float over tough chip-seal.

Utilizing our extensive Retül fit database, we created the Allez for the geometry. This required developing a geometry that would be certain to accommodate a wide range of postures while also offering the performance-oriented handling you’d anticipate from your first bike.

Additionally, this Allez has integrated rack and fender attachments that let you transfer the weight of your backpack to a lightweight rack rather than carrying it yourself. This not only results in a good road bike but also makes it possible to convert it into a quick commuter.