Hi guys- Does anyone have experience with adding the tri bars to the new Aeroad? I am doing an iron man next year and would be awesome to have this set up instead of two seperate bikes.

Posted a pic yesterday, here’s a better one :)

Hi Community,

I am planning to invest into a TT.

Now I am wondering which size to choose. I am an edge case.

Leg length 84,5 cm and full body size 178cm leads to an S/M recommendations

My priorities are safety and comfort.

How would you approach this matter? Any experiences?

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Hello, the lever from my fixed axis gp0092 got stuck in the mechanism where I could set it to the correct position parallel to the fork. If I pull it towards me, I can't pull it out completely. Does anyone have the same problem? What should I do?

Canyon torque on cf8

I have the latest Ultimate CF SLX 8 Di2 and want to use the Canyon Frontlight Set
However, I have a wahoo elmnt bolt computer. The page says I need a quarter turn adapter that is sold out on the website. Curious if anyone has alternative adapters they've found or just other workarounds? I do have the canyon cockpit mount for Wahoo so Im also curious if I could take a piece from that and install it to the frontlight set.

Bought this used Canyon for 1750CHF. Worth it?

Sram Rival Etap AXS Groupset with Power Meter Quarq and Carbon wheels Reynolds AR41.

Does anyone know how to get the gear groove aero bars in the US? It seems they are not available on the US site and they’d be awfully handy for a triathlon I have coming up!

I have seen reviews that the ultegra PM are terrible and provide very bad data.

Upgrades:

• carbon saddle (AliExpress)
• Sram apex powermeter crank
• Specialized pathfinder pro’s 42mm
• Elitewheels SLR carbon gravel set (35mm)

Has anyone here bought bike from canyon outlet? Are those usually in what kind of condition? For example endurance cf 8 di2 in outlet now for like 3.4k euros and in store 4k. Kinda good price in outlet but worried about bike condition (di2 battery, frame, cassette etc).

I have 2 Marin mountain bikes with a Large frame and they seem to fit me nicely, just wanting your opinions!

Excited to get bike for the Santa Ana Trail and fire roads off it here in OC!

Size chart

Planning on purchasing my first aero, will be a jump from a mid tier road bike. 2023 Aeroad is on promotion for $8k in US, 2024 model is priced at $3.5k more.

Asking for opinions; is 2023 a good buy now?

Looking for some help in picking what size bike to get. I'm eyeing the Grizl:ONfly CF 7 but I want to see if there's a world where my husband and I (female) could both use it. He's 6'4" with average legs and I'm 5'11" with long legs.

For context, I have an old M/L Giant acoustic road bike, that I love, but now we have two kids that I want to pull in a trailer so I need a little bit of a boost. Husband has been pulling one kid in the trailer on an old commuter bike, which is my old bike and probably too small for him but he makes it work.

A medium Canyon seems too small for him but would a large be too big for me? I do longer rides sans trailer as well and husband would only use it for occasional trailer pulling <5 miles or so. Thanks for any advice you have!

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Title. Can't decide. Does anyone have any advice on which one to go for? Beginner rider.

Neuron CF8: https://www.canyon.com/en-pl/mountain-bikes/trail-bikes/neuron/cf/neuron-cf-8/3170.html?dwvar_3170_pv_rahmenfarbe=SR%2FBK

Neuron CF 9 AXS: https://www.canyon.com/en-pl/outlet-bikes/mountain-bikes/neuron-cf-9-axs/3738.html?dwvar_3738_pv_rahmenfarbe=M119_P08

Thanks!

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So I came across this bike frame on facebook marketplace. It’s a speedmax CF SLX and the guy is selling it for 500 AUD. The frame has a little chip/mark from the chain being stuck and it doesn’t comes with a fork do you guys reckon it is worth buying this bike and try to upgrade it with parts or should I negotiate with him on the price at all? I really do want to get into TT cycling but how practical will it be to add road bike handle bars to this setup?

I am going to be doing the LEJOG ride in July next year and will be doing so on my trusty Aeroad. Does anyone have any suggestions for bike packs that work well with its unique geometry? We will be enjoying beds at our stopping points (home share, hotel, bnb, hostel, etc.) and not camping.

Thank you in advance for the tips!

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Size M

Not having a good week are they

We therefore instruct you to please stop use immediately of the affected battery in your bike and do not charge the battery.**With this mail we would like to inform you about a safety notice for the battery of your Spectral:ON CF / CFR and Torque:ON CF. According to our records you have purchased a bike from us which includes the affected battery with the model numbers BT0001, BT0002, BT0003 and BT0004. Batteries at Canyon E Bikes are sourced from reputable companies and tested to meet or exceed industry standards. We regret all the more, that in small numbers damages to the housing might occur, like cracks or gaps. This could lead to moisture ingress within the battery that, in very rare cases potentially triggers a short-circuit that can bypass the fail-safe protection mechanisms within the battery. We cannot exclude that the battery might catch on fire resulting in a risk of personal injury or damage to property. |

Within the upcoming 4 weeks, we will reach out to you again to inform you about the next steps to bring you back to riding your bike._ If you detect any potential damages in the housing, we take back the batteries at our Canyon Factory Service locations in Germany (Koblenz), Belgium (Rotselaar), Netherlands (Eindhoven), Spain (Tres Cantos/Madrid) and USA (Carlsbad). Otherwise, dispose of the battery in accordance with local legal requirements. Please stick to these requirements and under no circumstances should you put the battery in the household waste or incinerate it. _ If you haven’t detected any failures in the housing, reinstall the battery to the bike, but do not use it! Please disassemble the battery from the bike and visually inspect the housing for any potential damages, like cracks or gaps:

More info here

Mandatory battery check and safety notice | CANYON GB

Has anyone else had awful customer experience with Canyon? I'm trying to figure out if this is just a regional thing with Canyon Spain or is also the case outside of Spain.

I don't really want to go into the whole story but basically I've been without my Grizl since Oct 14 and have received zero follow up from Canyon. I bought it at the end of August and it's a great bike but the seatpost clamp wasn't working correctly, so I contacted Canyon and they said to being it to an authorized shop near where I live. The shop tried to order parts, couldn't fix it, so eventually sent it to Canyon to get the frame warrantied. Now I have no idea what's going on. At that point I had been trying to communicate through the shop, but now they're telling me to just ask Canyon because they don't have anymore information. I had to hassle somebody from customer support just to confirm that they even received my bike but no information other than that.

This is so frustrating, I feel like I'm being punished or something but the issue is clearly Canyon's fault as it was there when I first put the frame together. The support I got initially was mediocre, but it seems like as soon as I got transferred to Canyon Spain the communication just became non-existent. The bare minimum they had to do is send my an email now and then to keep me posted on what's going on, now I'm just totally regretting buying a Canyon.

Update (Nov 7): I heard back from the bike shop that they recieved my bike and its ready to pick up. I still did not receive one email from Canyon, even though support told me I would get an email once they were able to look at it. So ultimately it seems like it worked out, but my main complaint about Canyon not communicating still holds true *shrug*.

'24 Canyon Grail CF SLX 8 Di2 Seatpost clamp fell apart. Only a few months old with less than 1000 miles. I've always used a 5nm torque key for adjustment.

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My new Grail CF SL 7 with few upgrades

Replaced few parts: cockpit to stem and Ritchey Corralitos handlebar, Cube Acid Venec saddle, 11-40 cassette.

Riding comfort is much better

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Background
I have Endurace CF since 3 years, love it use it everyday for my commute and weekend long rides. But now i want a separate regular commute bike where i can mount some baskets etc., and dont want to do that with my race bike, and keep the Endurace only for weekend long trips. I want something fast, light and responsive, but my budget is 1400euros / $1500. I was checking the sale section on the website, there are Pathlite, Commuter bikes, are they good? What else would you recommend?

Budget
$1,500 / EUR 1,400

Requirements

• Fast
• Easy to maintain
• Ability to mount baskets etc
• Good for both roads and gravel

Hi Canyon-ers,

I'm currently looking to upgrade my alloy bike to a Carbon fibre one. Narrowed down my search based on my riding style and requirements to these two bikes.

Looking to get some insights from owners and insights.

Should I go for:

1. pick the CF7 and then upgrade the aluminium wheels to carbon and add on a power metre

https://www.canyon.com/en-au/road-bikes/endurance-bikes/endurace/cf/endurace-cf-7-di2-ln/4300.html

2. pick the CF SLX7 that comes with DT Swiss DiCut 1600 carbon wheels and power meter.

https://www.canyon.com/en-au/road-bikes/endurance-bikes/endurace/cf-slx/endurace-cf-slx-7-di2/3710.html

Price difference between them is AUD $1.8k mark. Are these DT Swiss wheels any good? Keen to hear more from anyone who has the CF SLX.

Cheers.