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2005 Specialized Allez Elite Triple

Launched at $1,200

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New

$177

$80 to $253

Like new

$168

$76 to $240

Excellent

$159

$72 to $228

Good

$132

$60 to $190

Fair

$97

$44 to $139

For parts

$53

$24 to $76

From the launch price, aged to 2026 and adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.

Overview

Brand
Specialized
Model family
Allez
Model year
2005
Category
Road · race
Wheel size
700c
Launch MSRP (US)
$1,200

Drivetrain

Speeds
9
Groupset
Shimano 105
Chainrings
3
Electronic
false

Build

Fork
Specialized Carbon Zertz, bonded carbon legs, 7075 alloy threadless steerer
Stem
Specialized Pro, 3D forged alloy, 31.8mm bar clamp, 4-position adjustable (+16, +8, -8, -16 degrees), 4-bolt
Tires
Specialized Mondo Comp, 700 x 23c, Kevlar bead
Brakes
Dual pivot, forged alloy, with cartridge multi-condition pads
Saddle
Body Geometry Avatar, microfiber, hollow Cr-Mo rails
Wheels
Alex ALX-295, 700c, alloy double wall, machined sidewalls; front hub: Alex ALX-295, 20 hole, sealed bearing, black, alloy QR; rear hub: Alex ALX-295, 24 hole, cassette, sealed bearing, black, alloy QR
Cassette
Shimano 105, 9-speed, 12x25t
Crankset
FSA Gossamer, 2-piece, five arm, black polished; chainrings: 52Ax42Ax30A (triple)
Seatpost
Specialized Pavé II, carbon fiber, 27.2x350mm
Shifters
Shimano 105, STI, flight deck compatible
Handlebar
Specialized Zertz Comp, racing drop, 31.8mm diameter
Rear derailleur
Shimano 105, long cage (triple)

Spec from Specialized's own model page on specialized.com (US region capture 2004-12). MSRP $1200 from the US page's own MSRP line, capture 2004-12. Colors: Dream; Flo Red.

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