Specialized Allez Sprint. Due to a back injury, I am selling my, still almost new feeling, Specialized Allez Sprint 52cm limited edition. This frame is the aluminum version of the Tarmac. Super light and strong. It rides really great, but unfortunately, an aero position is no longer suitable for me. The frame is 52cm, but I was advised that if you normally have 53 to 54cm, this size is appropriate. An aero bike can always be fitted slightly smaller. I am 1.79cm with relatively short legs. With a bike fit at Cycling Performance, this worked out perfectly for me. On the Specialized website, you can enter your measurements yourself, but they recommend a much larger size. Feel free to come by and experience it yourself or hop on such a bike at a dealer. I bought the frameset in September 2022 from Specialized itself. The receipt of the online purchase is, of course, available. The set is still complete, so the box with everything for Di2 is also included. I also bought an extra head/clamp for the S-works seat post. So you can use both aluminum and carbon rails saddles. The purchase price of the frameset was 1800 euros, and I have only ridden 4310 km on it. Due to a long ride with a handlebar bag, the paint at the front is somewhat damaged, and the nice "S" on the head tube is a bit faded. A pity. See photo. So, tip: don't use bags on it. I have put beautiful Scope RS5 wheels on it. These are 100% like new, completely damage-free. There are just new tubeless Continental Gran Prix 5000 tires of 28mm on it. It comes with a body for both Sram XD and Shimano. New wheels cost 1500 euros. The bike is equipped with beautiful Sram Force Etap AXS 2x12. Such a group without crank costs 1500 new. The cassette is 10-33. And the front chainrings are: 48-32. Note: with this 12-speed group, you need smaller front chainrings than with 11 or 10-speed. I have put a nice light Sram Red 172.5 crankset with Quarq powermeter on it. To ensure that this crank can handle 12-speed, it has Praxis 12-speed chainrings. It works absolutely perfectly. Further equipped with the finest components. Thomson X2 stem 90mm and Thomson aluminum 42cm road bar. Saddle is from Fizik. Handlebar tape from Supacaz. Shimano Ultegra pedals. After a bike fit, I turned the shifters very far inward. With this handlebar, you can, of course, also set them 'straight' and ride normally. The total of what I approximately paid for everything is over 5600 euros. Considering the low mileage, I want 4000 euros for the bike.