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Last year I ordered a Canyon Strive.
To me it was a no brainer.
Beside the many positive reviews, the bike cost as much as an entry level
model from the traditional brands but came decked out with high level
components, nothing needs to be upgraded.
I calculated that the bikes price tag was roughly equal to to cost of just the
components. That means that even if the frame turned out to be a total flop, I
could buy a frame of my choice and transfer the components to it. I would have
a dream build and wouldn't spend any more than I would had I gone that route
from the start, even though I acquired an "extra" frame.
March 3, 2016, 11:15 a.m. - Avner B.
#!markdown Last year I ordered a Canyon Strive. To me it was a no brainer. Beside the many positive reviews, the bike cost as much as an entry level model from the traditional brands but came decked out with high level components, nothing needs to be upgraded. I calculated that the bikes price tag was roughly equal to to cost of just the components. That means that even if the frame turned out to be a total flop, I could buy a frame of my choice and transfer the components to it. I would have a dream build and wouldn't spend any more than I would had I gone that route from the start, even though I acquired an "extra" frame.