Posts tagged with 'canyon_1'

A bike that blends the poppy, playful, nature of a trail bike with the extra boost and speed of an e-bike.

Canyon launches their shoe line with flagship Off Road (and road) models, and have done a great job with their first effort.

Canyon's award-winning trail bike gets worthy updates.

ALL WAYS is the latest mind-blowing video from Canyon CLLCTV rider, Braydon Bringhurst.

Santa Cruz announces the latest V10 following a successful season for the Syndicate, and Canyon updates their Lux Trail bike.

More trail-friendly than a Lux, not as burly as a Spectral, the Neuron is Canyon’s bread and butter mountain bike. How does it respond to getting hit with the Longer/Slacker/More stick?

Does Canyon's most expensive bike come with its own valet?

Surprising new tech from Canyon & Syntace may have you rethinking the steering on your next bike.

Is this full-on "enduro" bike with fancy on-the-fly travel and geo gizmos worth the weight and complexity?

Big brawlin' Torque vs go-anywhere Spectral - who brings the business without spoiling the party out back?

"The Torque is Canyon's fun bike, built for days jumping around in the bike park, shuttle rallying steep gnar, or pedalling to the top of your favourite descent..."

The Spectral 125's aggressive geometry and short travel are a potent mix for the right kind of rider.

Yep, it's a gravel bike. And this is a first look.

The Green Goldilocks Machine goes back to Canyon after a mishap - and then returns...

Canyon has launched a short travel bike that is obsessed with going downhill...

The Lux Trail CF 8 suspension is firm, fast, and can be freakin' fun but the geometry is too rooted in its XC-Race roots to be fairly marketed as a proper trail bike.

"What started as a fun plan to push my boundaries a little bit has turned into a an orgy of gear acquisition..."

When it comes to bikes and gear, the team here at NSMB.com generally agrees on what works and what doesn't. But every once in a while our testers disagree so strongly that a rebuttal is necessary.

It's firm and fast, and light but built to last. Canyon's new trail bike has come to stay and play on North Shore Tech-C trails.

"The Stoic is built with geometry meant for aggressive riding, spec’d to take a beating, go back to do it all again tomorrow..."

Uncle Dave got stuck with a slightly lower spec version of the Spectral - and he'll have to somehow get by on Shimano XT componentry...

While I could probably stare at this bike all day, I did actually get out and ride the Canyon Sender CFR. Question; is the ride as appealing as the silhouette?

Big news for the direct-to-consumer market in Canada as Canyon finally opens up sales to Canucks.

"Room for just one bike in your garage? This is the one."