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Specialized Allez Comp
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Outdoors · Kingcyclesport

A Specialized road bike ready for the long ride

Specialized Allez Comp

Specialized's Allez Comp — a road bike for cyclists chasing faster weekend miles and club rides.

Deal score 6.8 · Great deal
$1,200.00$2,099.99 at Specialized.com

You save $899.99 at Kingcyclesport

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Why it's a great deal

  • Elsewhere right now: Specialized.com $2,099.99
  • Cheaper than the other store selling it right now
  • Google Shopping says it usually sells for $2,100.00
  • Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 32 buyers
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From Elevate Cycling

  • DEMO 2026 Specialized Allez Comp E5 alloy disc road bike, size 56cm
  • Shimano 105 R7120 mechanical hydraulic disc brake groupset
  • DT Swiss R470 tubeless disc brake wheelset with 30mm Specialized Turbo Pro tires
  • 42cm Specialized Comp alloy handlebar, 100mm Specialized Comp alloy stem
  • Demo bike in great condition, components tested for functionality
  • Frame size L, 700c wheels, BSA English threaded bottom bracket
Sizes
56cm
Materials
Alloy frame
Fit
Size 56cm (TT: 560mm, ST: 545mm, HT: 160mm, STR: 90mm); frame size L
Sizing
Size 56cm, listed as frame size L
Care
Recommend bearing service and a tune-up; front wheel requires a minor true
Guarantee
Every product is covered by a hassle-free 30-day satisfaction guarantee; restrictions may apply
Returns
30-Day Returns
Shipping
Ships within one business day via UPS or USPS; US delivery typically takes 2-5 business days
In the box
Complete bike as described: Shimano 105 R7120 groupset, DT Swiss R470 wheelset with Specialized Turbo Pro tires, Specialized Comp alloy handlebar, stem, seatpos

What buyers say

Buyers complain about
  • Minor scuffing and wear from demo use
  • Front wheel requires a minor true
  • Bearing service and a tune-up recommended

Specs

Frame Material
Aluminum
Color
Gray
With Hydraulic Brake
Yes
Tire Width
1.18 inch tires

About the Specialized Allez Comp

The Specialized Allez Comp is an aluminum road bike built around Shimano's 105 R7120 mechanical-hydraulic disc groupset, here in a 56cm frame with DT Swiss R470 tubeless-ready wheels and 30mm Turbo Pro tires. It is a demo bike, so it shows minor scuffs and needs a front wheel true plus a tune-up. The listed price of $1,306.25 at Elevate Cycling as of October 28, 2026 is the only price recorded in its recent range, so there is no lower point to compare against.

Best forRiders wanting a first serious road bike with hydraulic discsBuyers who can do or pay for a quick tune-upTubeless-curious riders on 30mm tiresSomeone who fits a 56cm frame
Pros
  • Shimano 105 R7120 mechanical-hydraulic discs shift and brake well
  • DT Swiss R470 tubeless-ready wheelset is a solid stock upgrade
  • 30mm Turbo Pro tires balance speed and comfort
  • Threaded BSA bottom bracket is easy to service
  • E5 aluminum frame is light and durable for the money
Cons
  • Demo condition: scuffs, wear and a front wheel that needs truing
  • Bearing service and tune-up recommended before riding hard
  • Mechanical 105, not electronic shifting
  • Single size (56cm) and one color (gray)
  • No warranty clarity typical of a used demo bike

    • What reviewers say

    Owners of the Allez Comp generally rate it highly, praising the 105 groupset and comfortable ride for an aluminum frame. Complaints center on stock wheels and tires and on the frame's firm ride over rough roads.

    Pros
    • Reliable Shimano 105 shifting and braking
    • Comfortable geometry for long rides
    • Good value for an aluminum disc road bike
    • Light enough for climbing
    Cons
    • Firm ride on rough pavement
    • Stock wheels and tires seen as the first upgrade
    • Some report paint wear at cable rub points

    Questions and answers

    Is this bike worth it at $1,306.25?
    For a 105 hydraulic disc bike with DT Swiss wheels, that is a fair price, but this is a demo with scuffs and a wheel that needs truing. Budget for a tune-up and factor the condition into what you pay.
    How does it compare to the Allez Sprint?
    The Sprint has a stiffer, more aggressive aero frame for racing. The Allez Comp is more relaxed and comfortable, better for everyday riding and long distances.
    What size rider fits a 56cm frame?
    A 56cm typically suits riders around 5'9" to 6'0" (175–183cm), depending on inseam and fit preference. A professional bike fit is the safest way to confirm.
    Can I run wider tires?
    Yes. The frame and DT Swiss R470 wheels accept wider rubber than the stock 30mm, so you can go up to roughly 32–35mm for comfort and gravel-lite use.
    What is included in the box?
    The complete bike as described: Shimano 105 R7120 groupset, DT Swiss R470 wheelset with Turbo Pro tires, Specialized Comp alloy handlebar, stem and seatpost. Pedals are not listed.
    When is it cheapest?
    The only recorded price is $1,306.25 on October 28, 2026, so there is no lower point to wait for. Demo bikes often drop further as the season ends.