Canyon Endurace

But like I said, it's it's It's one of those bikes, that's it. doesn't have a lot of like exceptional characteristics. It just also doesn't have anyth...

The frame, fork, and seatpost felt like the right mix of performance and comfort.

Very nice. How do you like the rig? I have a Canyon Endurace with a separate set of gravel wheels. So I use the same bike for both road and gravel.

Canyon Endurace, hands down. I am against the very notion of "beginner", "entry level" or "starter" items, regardless of the type - that just means in the future you will be buying a "real" item and all the resources and time you've spent on something inferior will be wasted. Not to mention, it just won't be as fun as quality right off the bat.

But on the flip side I'm always a fan of future proofing, so the canyon endurace or ultimate cf sl 8 disc also seems great. I've also had a specialized diverge recommended to me.

I bought a Canyon Endurace a few months ago. So far I've put 2200 miles on it. It's great, the perfect mix of comfort and speed. The difference in geometry between the Ultimate and the Endurace is small.

I got a canyon endurace close to a year ago. Highly recommend. Hands down it is an amazing bike and I still love every ride like it was my first. Super comfortable, yet extremely quick.

The Canyon Endurace have a comfy geometry, and they should all fit 35mm tyres. Recently bought one and I'm not disappointed

So the Canyon CF 8.0 SL seems like a hell of a good deal for €3K, At the moment I ride a Canyon Endurace CF 7.0 and I absolutely love how it rides: smooth, quick acceleration, comfortable, light(ish). So my experience so far with Canyon has been really good.

Drop bars are nice for a bunch of reasons but take some getting used to. My wife rides casually on a Canyon Road Lite which is basically their flat bar Endurace. The Canyon Endurace is also awesome for pretty much anything but if you want something with a bit more tire clearance (big squishy tires are fun) then maybe look at the Canyon Grail lineup. I personally ride a Canyon Aeroad but I would not recommend that as a first bike.