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New All-City Zig Zag disc road bike

Two All-City Zig Zag steel disc road bikes, one in orange-red fade and one in purple, in a dark studio.

Summer is arguably the best time of the year. Sunny weather, long days and of course… new bike releases!

If you have been dot-watching the Trans-Am or TCR and feel like crossing a continent by bike, the All-City Zig Zag might be right up your street, strasse or strada!

All-City‘s bid to grab a piece of the action in 2019 is the Zig Zag disc road bike. While this is their first foray into disc road bikes, the Zig Zag shares all the characteristics we have come to expect from All-City. A steel frame showcases their trademark features, namely custom air-hardened A.C.E tubing, neat TIG welds and cast seat collar and dropouts.

Rider in All-City kit holds a purple All-City Zig Zag disc road bike in front of a lake mural.

The Kings of Colour

As usual with All-City, the first thing to grab your attention will be the eye popping paint finish! We think both the Orange-Red and Purple-Lilac fades look outstanding on the new Zig Zag. All City set quite a trend with their red-yellow fade Gorilla Monsoon last year, so much so that it seems several bike brands have copied it! The Zig Zag’s beauty is more than skin deep, the frame benefits from an E.D. coating to keep corrosion at bay and your bike looking good for years to come.

Close view of a rider on an orange-red fade All-City Zig Zag with Whisky wheels and mudguards, a purple bike behind.

Go far, go fast, or go to work

The geometry is designed to combine performance and comfort. Full mudguard mounts mean that you can keep going in the rain too. Other features include front and rear thru-axles, a tapered head tube and a carbon fork from QBP stablemates Whisky. The Zig Zag is designed around a 28mm tyre but has clearance for 32mm with mudguards and 35mm without, that was gravel bike territory not so long ago!

Rider on an orange-red All-City Zig Zag with mudguards rides past felled trees on a quiet road.

Specifications – Updated with UK prices

The Zig Zag will be available in the UK in the ‘rum punch’ colourway only. In either a Shimano Ultegra Hydro build, featuring Whisky finishing kit and Halo Wheels at £3,550. Shimano’s 105 Hydro groupset will be available at £2,750 and will feature finishing kit from Ison Distribution’s in-house brand, Genetic Components. If you prefer to build your own bike, the frameset will retail at £1,300. With six frame sizes to choose from (between 46-61cm) most riders should be able to find a Zig Zag that fits.

Framesets will land on UK shores on 15th August. Full builds will follow shortly after.

Two riders chat on All-City Zig Zag bikes, orange-red and purple, at a hilltop viewpoint over a town.

Want to know more?

If you’re crying out to find out more about the All City Zig Zag, head on over to allcitycycles.com or hound the UK distributor for all things All City, Ison Distribution.