Roadies looking for a pure asphalt machine designed for high speed on the road, whatever their distance. Race bikes are designed and constructed to be as light as possible. Therefore, expect light frames and an impressive total bike weight. The best road racing bikes are responsive and fast - they need to be agile and agile. Ideal for shopping: avoid the many cyclists, but also for fun, hurry with your cycling friends in the country.About the BikeDomane AL 5 is the high-end aluminum road bike of the Domane family. This lightweight road bike is comfortable on long hikes and on rough roads. The improved Shimano 105 transmission makes it a serious competitor in racing and fast group rides. You do not participate in the Tour de France, but you may be running to the finish line! You want a high-value bike that resists in fast-paced club races and group rides, and you'd rather spend your money on an improved performance transmission than in a carbon-only frame. A lightweight aluminum Alpha Series frame 100 with concealed mudguard mounts and stable endurance geometry for confident driving, IsoSpeed Carbon fork smoothens the road, a 2x11 Shimano 105 transmission for fast and reliable shifting, Bontrager wheels Affinity Tubeless Ready and Bontrager R1 Hard-Case Lite Puncture-Resistant Tires for increased confidence on rugged roads. The best aluminum Domane in the range. It's fast, light and comfortable on bumpy roads and long walks. A lightweight frame with a winning heritage, a lifetime warranty and a complete 2x11 Shimano 105 drivetrain make this ride an exceptional multi-purpose road bike. Key Features The 100 Alpha aluminum frame for a lightweight but lightweight construction allows you to further convert your power into speedDomane Carbon The fork is designed to flex to absorb shock and vibration. Shimano 105 22 drivetrain for precise gear changes and easier climbing on steep grades. Shimano 105 Caliper Rimiper brakes for controlled stopping in all circumstances. R1 Hard-Case Lite 700 x 25c for maximum speed on the tarmac