Allied Cycle Works Echo

The Echo is designed to be surprisingly efficient on tarmac. While it won't feel quite as aggressive as a pure race bike, its geometry is responsive enough that you won't feel like you're dragging on group rides or long climbs.

It excels on mixed surfaces. Think fire roads, light singletrack, and broken pavement. It bridges the gap between a road bike and a mountain bike, making it a great choice if your rides frequently transition from smooth asphalt to loose gravel.

Yes, the Rival AXS is a workhorse. It offers the same wireless shifting technology as SRAM's top-tier groupsets, providing crisp, consistent gear changes even when the drivetrain gets dusty or muddy.

The Zipp 303s are a standout feature here. They are lightweight and aerodynamic, which helps with acceleration, but they also have a wider rim profile that provides a more stable, planted feel when cornering on loose surfaces.

The Medium size is generally designed for riders between 5'7" and 5'10", depending on your inseam and reach preferences. We always recommend checking the specific geometry chart against your current bike's measurements to ensure the best fit.