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2004 Specialized Allez Pro

Launched at $2,820

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New

$382

$170 to $553

Like new

$363

$161 to $525

Excellent

$344

$153 to $498

Good

$286

$127 to $415

Fair

$210

$93 to $304

For parts

$115

$51 to $166

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
2004
Category
Road · race
Wheel size
700c
Launch MSRP (US)
$2,820

Drivetrain

Speeds
10
Groupset
Shimano Dura-Ace
Chainrings
2
Electronic
false

Build

Fork
Specialized Carbon-4, high modulus carbon fiber legs, carbon crown, carbon steerer
Stem
Specialized Team, 3D forged 2014 alloy, 31.8mm bar clamp, 4 position adjustable
Tires
Specialized Mondo Pro SL, 700 x 23c, 120TPI, Kevlar bead
Brakes
Shimano New Dura-Ace
Saddle
Specialized Body Geometry, leather, tubular Cr-Mo rails
Wheels
Mavic Ksyrium Elite, 700c; front hub: Mavic Ksyrium Elite, 18 hole, Mavic QR; rear hub: Mavic Ksyrium Elite, 20 hole, sealed freehub, Mavic QR
Cassette
Shimano New Dura-Ace, 10-speed, 12x23t
Crankset
Shimano New Dura-Ace, Hollowtech II arms; chainrings: 53Ax39A
Seatpost
Specialized Pavé, advanced composite, 27.2x350mm
Shifters
Shimano New Dura-Ace, STI, flight deck compatible
Handlebar
Specialized Pro, carbon racing drop, 31.8mm diameter
Rear derailleur
Shimano New Dura-Ace, short cage

Spec from Specialized's own model page on specialized.com (US region capture 2003-12). MSRP $2820 from the US page's own MSRP line, capture 2003-12. Colors: Black / White.

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