from 999,00 €
As a bicycle manufacturer, we coat each frameset individually for you. Due to the current order and delivery situation, we need 1 - 2 months after order confirmation to manufacture and ship your frame set.
Are you looking for the perfect basis for a reliable gravel bike that won’t let you down – whether in city traffic, on long tours or off the beaten track? Then the veloheld.alleyX frameset is made for you. It combines urban style with real off-road capability and offers everything you need to build a low-maintenance everyday and adventure bike: a robust, high-quality steel frame ensures a comfortable, stable ride – even on uneven roads.
Thanks to well thought-out details such as compatibility with belt drive, mounting for hub gears and integrated attachment points for mudguards and pannier rack, the alleyX can be customised to suit your needs – as an urban commuter, sporty gravel bike or touring bike suitable for everyday use.
Whether you’re travelling to work, into the countryside or on unknown paths – the veloheld.alleyX frameset is the versatile basis for your individual bike.
At 1.74 metres tall and 79 cm inseam length, Lisa rides a size S frame
Whether luggage rack, mudguards or anything cages - there are plenty of mounting points on the frame and fork
there is now a new KSA18 kickstand mount directly at the dropout
double end-reinforced tubes made of 4130 CroMoly steel, TIG-welded, EBB eccentric bottom bracket housing for tensioning the belt, dropouts with flatmount disc brake mount and integrated KSA18 kickstand mount, 3 bottle cage eyelets
Made in Europe / Czech Republic
double end-reinforced tubes made of 4130 CroMoly, tapered head tube (ø 1 1/8 – 1 1/2 ), internally routed light cable possible, “Triple Cage” eyelets for front luggage carrier or “Anything Cages”
For Shimano Alfine hub gears or QR hubs with 135 mm mounting width at the rear and 100 mm at the front
ideal for hub gears and Gates belt drive with 50 tonnes front, 24 tonnes rear and CenterTrack CDX belt with 118 tonnes
incl. EBB housing for 68 mm bottom bracket
fFor disc brakes with 160 mm brake discs front and rear, flat-mount brake mounts (front: FM140, rear FM160)
for 700C or 650B wheels
Wheel set installation dimension: 9×135 mm rear, 9×100 mm front
max. up to approx. 45-622 mm or wide tyres in frame and fork possible, with mudguards 40-622
ACROS headset AZX-228, black, aluminium, ZS44/28.6, EC44/40
Seatpost installation dimension: ø 27.2 mm, incl. seat clamp made of black anodised aluminium
optionally made of durable aluminium, powder-coated in frame colour, 50 mm wide
Illusion Ice or Curry Yellow gloss with black decor
RAL colour of choice in gloss or matt, decor in black or silver
Frame from approx. 2.2 kg, fork 1 kg
For riding on paved roads such as tarmac roads and cycle paths, paved forest roads, dirt tracks and hiking trails where there are few or no obstacles such as roots, thresholds, stones and steps. The wheels are in constant contact with the ground or may briefly lose contact with the ground due to minor bumps. This category includes urban and city bikes as well as cyclocross bikes with road bike handlebars. Read more…
Note: Technical changes, errors and omissions excepted.
| Frame height | XS | S | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| for approx. body height (cm) | 155 - 165 | 164 – 174 | 173 – 183 | 182 – 188 | 188 – 195 |
| for approx. inseam length in cm | 71 - 78 | 76 - 82 | 80 - 87 | 85 - 92 | 90 - 97 |
| A Seat tube length | 466 | 486 | 527 | 557 | 587 |
| B Top tube length | 528 | 549 | 571 | 592 | 613 |
| C Wheelbase | 1033 | 1045 | 1057 | 1074 | 1090 |
| D Head tube length | 115 | 135 | 155 | 175 | 195 |
| E Head tube angle | 70,5° | 71° | 71,5° | 72° | 72° |
| F Seat angle | 74,5° | 74° | 73,5° | 73,5° | 73° |
| G Chainstay length | 440 | 440 | 440 | 440 | 440 |
| H Fork offset | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 |
| I Bottom bracket drop | 70 | 70 | 70 | 70 | 70 |
| J Stack | 551 | 572 | 593 | 614 | 633 |
| K Reach | 375 | 385 | 395 | 410 | 420 |
The bike is delivered almost fully assembled and securely packed in a cardboard box by a forwarding agent within Germany. After delivery, you can assemble it ready to ride in a few simple steps and without special tools and go on your first ride straight away. You can find all information about the structure here.
After delivery, you can quickly assemble the bike ready to ride with just a few simple steps and a few tools.
To do this, the handlebars incl. Turn the stem in the direction of travel, install the pedals and adjust your saddle height.
You will find all the exact assembly steps in the assembly instructions.
If you live near one of our dealers, you can also test ride your dream bike there. Please get in touch with the dealer first so that he really has the bike in stock and can prepare it for you if necessary.
If you buy the bike directly from us, you can test ride it on a dry surface at home after receiving and assembling it. If, contrary to expectations, you don’t like it and/or it doesn’t fit, we will collect it from you again free of charge. All you have to do is pack it safely back into the shipping box and wait for collection. Please note: This does not apply to customized bikes.
Without limiting the statutory warranty rights, we grant you a total warranty of 5 years from the date of purchase on veloheld frames and veloheld forks. You can find the exact details on our warranty and guarantee page.
Please register your bike here within 3 months of purchase to receive the warranty.
The maximum permissible system weight for the veloheld.alleyX consisting of bicycle, rider and luggage should not exceed 120 kg.
Yes, you can mount a side stand over the flatmount. This is possible with a special stand for this purpose or via an adapter from CRM, to which you can then attach a KSA 18 stand of your choice.
Send us your question via the contact form or use our other contact options and we will answer your questions.
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The right handlebar width ensures comfort, control and riding enjoyment - especially on long distances and off-road.
The right handlebar width ensures comfort, control and riding enjoyment – especially on long distances and off-road.This is how you can easily determine it:
Our tip:
If you’re wavering between two widths, choose the narrower version for sportier riding – and the wider one for more comfort and control off-road.
The optimum saddle width depends on the distance between your sit bones - this distributes the pressure evenly when riding and prevents pain.
This is how you can easily determine the width of the SQlanb saddle:
Prepare the measuring surface
Place corrugated cardboard or cardboard box (e.g. from a shipping box) on a stable surface – preferably without padding. You can also order the free home measurement kit from SQlab.
Carry out the measurement
Sit on the cardboard with your upper body straight. It is best to wear shorts or thin trousers.
Lean slightly forward, as is usual when gravel biking – rest your elbows on your thighs.
Mark your sit bone impressions
Stand up slowly – you should see two distinct dents. Measure the distance between the centers of the two marks in millimeters.
Calculate saddle width
Add +2 cm for the position on the gravel bike
➤ Example: Seat bone distance 120 mm + 20 mm = 140 mm saddle width
Select the appropriate saddle width
Select the corresponding value in the order process.
Our tip:
Although sit bones can get used to pressure loads in the long term, pain at the start of the season or with a new saddle is normal and often requires five to six rides to adjust. You should take a break of at least two days between these first rides to give irritated periosteum and muscle and tendon attachments time to recover.
veloheld bottle cage 
Pitlock anti-theft device set SH38 for Alfine rear wheel 
