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Allied ABLE Gravel Bike

Allied's gravel race bike, drawn around 57mm of tire — road-bike response on the way in, mountain-bike capability when the course stops being polite.

Builds from$6,000.00

Allied ABLE Gravel Bike

The ABLE is what a gravel race bike looks like when nobody asks the frame to compromise

The ABLE is what a gravel race bike looks like when nobody asks the frame to compromise: racing geometry and sleek tube shapes for road-bike responsiveness, then lowered chainstays and clearance for a gargantuan 700x57mm tire for the moments modern courses stop resembling roads. Wireless 1x only, UDH ready, with magnetic internal storage and a stem you can adjust between courses without touching a cable.

Specifications

Frame
Carbon, 950g (size 56)
Max Tire Clearance
700x57mm, race geometry optimized for 45mm to 57mm tires
Drivetrain
Wireless electronic 1x only, UDH compatible, max 50-tooth chainring
Cockpit
Allied ST03 stem, swappable shim adjusts rise between -8 and 0 degrees with no cable changes
Headset
Standard IS41/52
Seatpost
Allied SP02
Storage
Magnetic internal frame storage
Geometry
Race-focused positioning, lowered chainstays
Sizes
48 to 61
Builds
SRAM Rival, Force and RED AXS, XPLR or Mullet, from $6,000 complete
Framesets
ABLE $4,000, ABLE EX $3,450
Custom Paint
Full custom program available, complete color wheel
Allied ABLE gravel bike, SRAM Force AXS build, profile view
Allied ABLE gravel bike in Lunar Rock

About the Allied ABLE

Allied build the ABLE around two things a modern gravel race demands at once: speed and stability. The racing position and tube shapes give it the response of a road bike, while lowered chainstays and room for up to 57mm of tire carry it through the rough that decides most events. The geometry is optimized for anything from a fast 45mm setup to the full 57mm, so the same frame covers a flat, fast course and a rough one — the choice becomes tire pressure and tread, not which bike to bring. It runs wireless electronic 1x only with UDH compatibility for the latest hangerless groupsets, hides a magnetic storage hatch in the frame, and the ST03 stem adjusts between -8 and 0 degrees of rise with a swappable shim, no cable changes required. Come and talk through the build — tire choice on a bike with this much range is a conversation worth having in person.

The clearance number is 700x57mm, but the useful number is the range

The Finer Details

ROOM TO CHOOSE

Room To Choose

The clearance number is 700x57mm, but the useful number is the range: the ABLE's race geometry is optimized from 45mm to 57mm, so the same bike runs a fast, efficient setup on a smooth course and full volume on a rough one. Tire choice becomes your tuning dial — and it is a dial we enjoy helping you set, because the right answer depends entirely on the events you have circled.

STORAGE, HELD BY MAGNETS

Storage, Held By Magnets

Allied rethought in-frame storage rather than copying it: the ABLE's hatch is held shut by high-powered magnets instead of latches and hinges — nothing to break under stress, and the door is always securely closed. Tube, plugs and a CO2 ride inside the frame, out of the wind and off your back, which on a race bike is exactly where they belong.

About the brand

Allied Bikes

From the consummate speed and poise of the asphalt-going Alfa to the fast-paced, all-road Echo and wide-tire, gravel-slaying Able, Allied bikes deliver on every level. And they're made in the US. And that bears repeating.

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