Suggestions for good Allroad bike from boutique brands

[bikinchris]

Orbea Terra models are really well equipped and not a common brand in the USA.

[uber]

Argonaut for carbon. Moots makes several models at different price points for 35mm tires. No. 22 is amazing too.

[fa63]

Those won't meet the OP's budget criteria

Originally Posted by uber

Argonaut for carbon. Moots makes several models at different price points for 35mm tires. No. 22 is amazing too.

Originally Posted by verbeke06

Framesets under 3k or very near that. Material - open to anything.

[jacrider]

You should check out the All Road bikes built at Mariposa bikes. Custom steel.

https://mariposabicycles.ca/

Great people. Knowledgeable and easy to work with. Beautiful bikes.

Here's an example:

https://mariposabicycles.ca/2023/11/...osa-allroad-2/

[mtbmoose]

Litespeed Cherohala Ti. Frame and fork for $2840 or a 105 bike for a shade over $4K. Fits tires up to 38mm. Very happy with my Ultegra Di2 version with HED Ardennes and 32mm tires, though had 105 Di2 been available at the time, I probably would have saved a few bucks. Litespeed has sales all the time, so sign up for their email list. Not uncommon to see 20-25% off.

[nalax]

Originally Posted by robin3mj

Stinner is teasing a MUSA affordable offering right now. I’m following it but probably not in the market.

Interesting if they can pull it off. Price competitive with Ritchey and several models that Gunnar left vacant when Richard & company retired.

[vespasianus]

Originally Posted by verbeke06

Hi all,

Looking to build up an all road bike that can fit 35mm tires. Some brands that offer an all road bike that I have found is:

1. Allied Echo
2. Breadwinner
3. Horse
4. Standert


Anyone know of any others?

There are tons. Places like Tommasini or Daccordi can make you a steel, stainless steel, or titanium bike pretty much as you want - geometry and paint up to you. I would also say, don't limit yourself to 35mm tires - go up to 42mm.

Sorry, should have read full post. Those will be out of your price range!

[macaroon]

Mason Resolution or SLR.
https://masoncycles.cc/shop/categories/resolution-bikes

[prototoast]

Stinner is releasing some non-custom frames this month, steel or titanium within your budget. https://www.stinnerframeworks.com/co...l-landing-page

[pdonk]

I'd look into fat chance and independent fabrications. Both appear to be right around 3k for a steel frameset.

[vespasianus]

Originally Posted by prototoast

Stinner is releasing some non-custom frames this month, steel or titanium within your budget. https://www.stinnerframeworks.com/co...l-landing-page

Zoinks, $1695 for a frame? Like it is 2004!

[rccardr]

Or Dave Kirk. He'll make you anything you want and his prices are very reasonable for a full custom.

Bill Davidson is still building, but only in titanium. Don't know his current pricing, but in the past he has been somewhat lower than most.

[BumbleBeeDave]

. . . this wasn't the first mentioned. Every No22 I've seen is like a work of art.

https://22bicycles.com/collections/2...e-and-all-road

BBD

Originally Posted by CNY rider

No. 22 has just what you are looking for.

[mstateglfr]

Originally Posted by BumbleBeeDave

. . . this wasn't the first mentioned. Every No22 I've seen is like a work of art.

https://22bicycles.com/collections/2...e-and-all-road

BBD

If No22 is willing to cut their frame price in half, it could work for the OP.

[mstateglfr]

Originally Posted by prototoast

Stinner is releasing some non-custom frames this month, steel or titanium within your budget. https://www.stinnerframeworks.com/co...l-landing-page

I read about these, but it took a lot of effort to find the geometry for their AR and Gravel frames. And it doesnt give details about if a fork is included, what paint is included, etc.
I get that the frames are listed as 'coming soon', but their audience is a group who nerds out on info...provide some.