The all-new Allez Sprint was created by taking innovations from the Tarmac SL7 and rebuilding them in alloy using Smartweld technology. This frameset combines the aerodynamic and handling characteristics of Specialized's flagship carbon bike with the efficiency and accessibility of aluminum construction, creating what Specialized calls the world's first alloy super bike. The Allez Sprint frameset is equipped with a Tarmac SL7 FACT carbon fork and seatpost, making it compatible with both aero and traditional stems and bars, as well as electronic and mechanical drivetrains. It features a no-fuss threaded bottom bracket and is ready for you to complete with your choice of components. The frame delivers exceptional aerodynamic performance, with details like the most complex alloy head tube ever made and integrated cables contributing to a 41-second speed advantage over 40km compared to the previous Allez Sprint. The one-piece hydroformed bottom bracket and downtube provide ruthless efficiency and power transfer while maintaining stability through corners and sprints. Comfort and handling are enhanced by dropped seat stays and the included Tarmac SL7 carbon fork and seatpost, which provide suppleness in the saddle and precision at the bars. The geometry is proven from the Tarmac SL7's World Championship success, delivering both speed and confidence on technical descents and in competitive racing situations. SmartWeld technology is the key innovation enabling the Allez Sprint's performance. The bottom bracket and down tube are hydroformed from a single piece of alloy, combined with the most complex alloy head tube ever created, then assembled using Smartweld to achieve aerodynamics, power transfer, and handling characteristics previously only found in carbon super bikes.