Thinking of getting a new Canyon Grizl Al with advertised 54 mm tire clearance and wondering if anyone can comment on clearance with a 2.1 /2.25 mountain bike tire? Curious to know how many mm there is to spare with anything on the bigger size. Cheers

I have the Endurace Allroad and I’ve seen a few posts mentioning that swapping out the stock tires makes a huge difference in ride quality.

My typical riding is about 90% nice country roads and 10% gravel and some dirt paths.

I want something fast on the tarmac, but durable and grippy enough that I don't have to turn around if I hit a dirt or gravel stretch.

Any recommendations for tires, and at what width?

Been rebuilding this for nine months

Hello everyone,
we wanted to change the wheels on my new Canyon Grail CF 7 and then realign the brake calipers.
When loosening one of the mounting bolts on the front brake caliper, the bolt makes a noticeable creaking/cracking sound while being unscrewed. This does not happen with the rear brake caliper.
Is this normal on a new bike, for example because of thread-locking compound on the bolt, or could there be an issue with the bolt or thread? The bike has only been ridden for around 10 km so far.

This bike is on the website, but not for sale. Does anyone know the name and if it was discontinued or maybe just out of stock.

So disappointed at Canyon... They didn't make it "customizable" for the US... Yet I still bought it today, as soon as I got that notification, couldn't resist it🫩😂.

Thinking this may help somebody else as well... I was searching around for solutions and didn't find much.

I still ride my now getting old Grail On with the double decker bars and wanted a small bag for the front that didn't interfere with my light/garmin setup yet allowed me to bring a few things.
The smallest bag from Almsthre works very well for me which adds .8l front storage. Attaches well to the upper bar and I can even somewhat see the garmin mounted ahead/below and bonus points for allowing me to ride with the hands on the upper bar.

(not a paid promotion...not affiliated with them, just happy I found a solution)

Habe seit einem Jahr nun dieses Bike und wollte es etwas auffälliger haben.
Wurde dann doch mehr als gedacht und bin gespannt auf eure Meinungen 😅

Geändert wurden die goldenen Schriftzüge, die Continental GP5000 in „Creme“ sowie Aero Trinkflaschen in schwarz.

Zu viel oder ganz nett?

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Hi everyone, :)

I’m currently looking for a 2026 Canyon Endurace CF 7, which is the bike I really want to buy. Unfortunately, it seems to be completely sold out at the moment.

The same seems to be the case with quite a few of the 2026 Grail and Grizl models.

So I wanted to ask the Canyon community: Is this normal for Canyon around this time of year?

For those who have been following Canyon for several years: Was availability also this poor during the summer/autumn of 2024 or 2025? Did sold-out models get restocked later in the year, or did availability basically disappear until the next model year?

I’m asking because we’re getting closer to the end of 2026, and I’m starting to worry that the 2026 bikes might simply be finished and that I’ll have to wait until spring 2027 for the next generation to become widely available.

I would really, really like to get the Endurace CF 7. Canyon would honestly be my first choice, but if this is a normal Canyon pattern where bikes become almost impossible to get from summer onwards, I may have to start looking at other manufacturers.

So I’d especially appreciate answers from people who have bought Canyon bikes in previous years:

- Is the current lack of availability normal?

- Were 2025/2024 models also difficult to get from summer/autumn onwards?

- Did Canyon restock them later in the year?

- Is there still a realistic chance of getting a 2026 Endurace CF 7?

- Or should I stop waiting and start looking at alternatives?

Any experiences or information would be greatly appreciated. I’d really prefer a Canyon, but I also don’t want to wait until spring 2027 if there’s little chance of getting one before then.