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Koga Colmaro Allroad
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Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Koga | |
| Frame Material | Aluminium Triple butted | |
| Fork | Carbon | |
| Geometry | Gravel Performance | |
| Tyre Width | 34 mm | |
| Maximum tyre width | 35 mm | |
| Number of Gears | 11 Gears | |
| Groupset Type | Mechanical | |
| Groupset | SRAM Rival 1 |
Go fast on gravel!
The Koga Colmaro Allroad is a super fast gravel bike that is just itching to go on new adventures with you and discover new paths in nature. With this Colmaro you will fly over the gravel paths and look awesome thanks to the internal cable routing and the awesome frame colour! It is an absolute eye-catcher of Dutch origin.
If you have developed a taste for gravel riding and are still using your road bike for it, it's about time you got yourself the Koga Colmaro Allroad gravel bike!
The lightweight aluminium frame of the Koga Colmaro Allroad gravel bike ensures stable and responsive handling. The cables are integrated into the frame, where they are well protected from gravel and other dirt. The bike comes with a carbon fork, which handles shocks from bumps and potholes well, so you can sit comfortably in the saddle at high speeds. The Colmaro Allroad also has a D-shaped seat post, which provides support for the pelvis and lower back.
Shifting and braking
This Koga Colmaro has the SRAM Rival groupset, which performs well and is very reliable. The gravel bike comes with 11 gears and an 11-42 cassette. This gives you a wide gear range, allowing you to conquer even the steepest roads smoothly. The hydraulic disc brakes are known for their good braking power and easy modulation. Even in poor conditions, you can rely on the Colmaro Allroad's excellent braking performance.
Reviews
Reviews
5 / 5
A brilliant buy
It a very nice ride, and it attracts attention.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
Beautiful and comfortable and versatile bike
Ridden it about 4 times now and it likes it. Nice to have slightly wider tyres and also nicely finished. Rides a lot nicer than my older Koga road bike with thinner tyres. Saddle is also fine, which is not usually the case. So happy with it too!
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
A high-quality road bike for faster gravel work with a real wow factor!
Shifts tight and fast with Scram Rival1, light and stiff aluminium frame with road bike geometry, cool blue-purple colour frame with vintage lettering and good professional finish handlebars, cables and wheels.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Beautiful sporty gravel bike
With all the bad weather the last few weeks, I was looking for either a bike trainer or a new affordable bike and smart trainer. My eye had fallen on this Koga, with cashback definitely budget-friendly and a gravel bike I didn't have yet. The bike has a beautiful blue colour with some retro look stickering. Cables run internally, the smooth welds are nice (though there are still plain seams to be found). The seatpost is also unique in shape and tastes m. The frame is slightly sportier/aggressive for a gravel and I find that ideal. Only the standard stem is indeed far too long. It also caused the specified size for my height to actually be wrong. I replaced the standard 110mm stem with a 100mm, then even a 90mm, much better this way. The standard supplied tyres are theoretically 34mm but measure smoothly 36mm wide on the Mavic wheels with 23mm internal width. In theory, a maximum of 35mm tyres can go on them, but there is still some margin. I put 36mm Tufo Thundero which measure 38mm. I personally really wouldn't go wider than that. So unfortunately 40mm tyres won't fit without getting into trouble, which is a common size I would have liked to have fitted. But 36mm is definitely wide enough for me. I think the bike is more likely to come with the Mavic wheels instead of DT Swiss wheels.
Pros & Cons
5
Beautiful and comfortable and versatile bike
Ridden it about 4 times now and it likes it. Nice to have slightly wider tyres and also nicely finished. Rides a lot nicer than my older Koga road bike with thinner tyres. Saddle is also fine, which is not usually the case. So happy with it too!
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Excellent road holding
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Good price
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Good saddle
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Not yet found
5
A high-quality road bike for faster gravel work with a real wow factor!
Shifts tight and fast with Scram Rival1, light and stiff aluminium frame with road bike geometry, cool blue-purple colour frame with vintage lettering and good professional finish handlebars, cables and wheels.
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38 mm tyres for faster work on road and gravel
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Modern vintage gravel bike with racing potential
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Top assembly and finishing
4
Beautiful sporty gravel bike
With all the bad weather the last few weeks, I was looking for either a bike trainer or a new affordable bike and smart trainer. My eye had fallen on this Koga, with cashback definitely budget-friendly and a gravel bike I didn't have yet. The bike has a beautiful blue colour with some retro look stickering. Cables run internally, the smooth welds are nice (though there are still plain seams to be found). The seatpost is also unique in shape and tastes m. The frame is slightly sportier/aggressive for a gravel and I find that ideal. Only the standard stem is indeed far too long. It also caused the specified size for my height to actually be wrong. I replaced the standard 110mm stem with a 100mm, then even a 90mm, much better this way. The standard supplied tyres are theoretically 34mm but measure smoothly 36mm wide on the Mavic wheels with 23mm internal width. In theory, a maximum of 35mm tyres can go on them, but there is still some margin. I put 36mm Tufo Thundero which measure 38mm. I personally really wouldn't go wider than that. So unfortunately 40mm tyres won't fit without getting into trouble, which is a common size I would have liked to have fitted. But 36mm is definitely wide enough for me. I think the bike is more likely to come with the Mavic wheels instead of DT Swiss wheels.
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Beautiful colour
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Integrated cables
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Retro look
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1x11 speed gears
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Mavic instead of DT Swiss wheels