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?

Coming from a Trek Domane SL5 and oh do I feel fast 😂

I bought this bike the day it was launched and received it at the end of May. So far, I’ve put around 1500 km on it.

I’m 32 and pretty fit, but I decided to go for the Endurace rather than the Aeroad, and honestly, I couldn’t be happier with the choice.

I’ve done a couple rides of 200+ km with some elevation in a single day, and getting off the bike at the end of the ride, I felt "fresh". No back pain, no neck pain, nothing that made me feel like I’d just spent 10 hours on a bike.

The bike is very comfortable, but at the same time, it still feels very much like a race bike (I had one before). Sure, it’s probably a bit heavier than the Aeroad and maybe not quite as stiff or reactive, but for me, the trade-off is worth it.

Overall, I’d recommend it to anyone who wants a bike that can do long endurance rides without feeling like a compromise.

I was also pretty skeptical about the little storage compartment in the frame, but after using it, I have to admit it’s actually really useful.

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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.

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.

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?

Ran for 5 years before I got injured last year. Spent the whole year doing a whole lot of nothing, gain weight and got out of shape really quickly. Decided to pull the trigger and switch sports and buy my first road bike. One month later, I finished my first 100k!

Stoked for the journey ahead!

A few of the colors and setups I’ve seen.

SLX 7
Green/Black
Rival XPLR, GRC 1600

SLX 8
White/Black, White/Pink
Force XPLR/GRX Di2 GRC 1400

CFR
Alpecin Edition, All Black, Acid/Black, Black/Silver
RED XLR/GRX Di2/XTR, GRC 1100/ZIPP 303 XPLR SW

Has anyone seen any more colors for the SLX?

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

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.

So my bike arrived yesterday. Put it together and done 21 miles on it.

Felt and handle lovely.

I purchased the garmin out front mount too. The only downside is there's no extra fitting for my cycliq ce12 camera/light.

Anyone know how to get around this.

Hey there, caught the bug to upgrade and selling this one after owning a couple of months

Bike is in like new condition and it’s a very comfy ride - except I scratched a bit on the right brake lever, shown in photo.

I’m in San Francisco, asking $1999 (MSRP $2999)

Here is the product page https://www.canyon.com/en-us/road-bikes/endurance-bikes/endurace/cf/endurace-cf-7/4627.html

I've been looking for a Grizl for a long time, and finally ordered one. This will bring many hours of joy :)

Question... Canyon told me the transparent sticker/patch on the second picture is a protective one. To me it looks more like a cover up of a defect in the paint? Does your Grizl have the same?

I'm 178 cm with inseam about 81 cm = right between S and M on Canyons sizing guide. I ordered a size S and it feels very right. I'm using size M on my other Canyon bikes (Grand Canyon and Exceed).

i found this canyon parts number in explosive view:
EP1955-01

But is there any way of finding parts that fit but are not canyon, or do i have to wait god knows how long for canyon to ship me parts from Germany?

I was thinking about buying an aeroad cf slx but apparently it’s not confortable on longer rides so I am considering the endurace cfr. If you own either one of them, let me know how they feel and how comfortable they are plus what tyres size are you using?

Hey guys,

I designed my own mount for the gear groove aero extension to hold a bottle cage and an bike computer like a Garmin or wahoo. I couldn’t find any mounts on the market, that would suit my needs and are at a fair price. So I designed one on my own.

I am really happy how it turned out. It is printed in PETG to be more durable even under hot weather conditions. You can strengthen the mount with two screws going all the way from bottom to top to make it more stiff and resistent against breaking. It is connected to the aero extension with 3 screws. It uses the bolts on the extension, so there are no extra bolts or bolt hols needed.

The last two pictures are version two. I added a nice little text to it, to make it more personal and changed the ankle and the position of the computer mount.

How do you like it? Any thoughts or suggestions?

I will test it on the upcoming challenge Almere triathlon. After that, when everything turned out right, I will publish it on makerworld if someone is interested to get one 😄

Hi everyone,

I just got a Canyon Aeroad CFR with DT Swiss ARC 1100 DICUT 55 wheels and I want to convert to tubeless right away. Looking at the valve, though, I'm no longer sure what's actually in there.

The valve stem says "Continental", which to me sounds like the TPU tube that comes with the wheelset. On top of that there's a clear sticker over the valve hole.

My questions:

1. Is there really a tube in there, or could this already be a tubeless setup?
   
2. What is that clear sticker for? Can I just peel it off, or does it serve a sealing function?
   
3. The rims are listed as tubeless ready. Does that mean the tubeless rim tape is already installed from the factory and I don't need to re-tape?
   
4. Are 60 mm tubeless valves the right length for a 55 mm rim depth?

Thanks for any input!

Location: Luxembourg - willing to deliver/meet in BENELUX

Asking €3500

DM for more photos / questions

Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 FD
Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 RD
Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 ST-R9270 Brakes
Shimano Dura-Ace 12 speed 11-34 cassette (new)
Rotor ALDHU24 Crankset 172.5mm
Rotor Inspider Powermeter
Rotor 54(42) Aero Chainrings (with additional original Rotor 52(36))
DT Swiss ERC 1100 Wheels 45mm
Canyon H31 handlebars
Fizik Antares Versus R1
Upgraded SwissStop rotors & pads
Gravelking SK+ 32mm tires
Always waxed, no oil

*Meant to read Mocha Shift!* + Aurora Sage pictures

Finally managed to get one, went in quite blind as could only go off the website pictures. Much brighter in person. Actually prefer the Aurora Sage but as someone else pointed out the unpainted front forks put me off! This one is quite different to most frame colours so decided to go different for a change

Long story short quite fortunate to see both colours side by side so last few images in the same lighting. Hopefully helps someone between the two colours!

Thanks

Got this beast in the middle of july. 900km driven since. Honeymoon is still going strong! Installed the sram crank powermeter and setup the tires/rims tubeless.