Canyon Endurace Specs and reviews

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Canyon Endurace specs

General Information
Model Name Endurace
Brand/Manufacturer Canyon
Year of Release 2021
Country of Origin Germany
Road Bike Type endurance
Intended Use recreational
Frame & Geometry
Frame Material carbon
Frame Size Options XS, S, M, L, XL
Fork Material carbon
Bottom Bracket Type BB86
Headset Type integrated
Internal Cable Routing true
Frame Compliance Features seatpost flex
Drivetrain
Drivetrain Type 2x
Number of Speeds 11-speed
Rear Derailleur Model Shimano Ultegra
Shifter Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Crankset Details 170mm / 50-34T
Cassette Range 11-34T
Chain Type and Brand Shimano
Bottom Bracket Spec BB86
Braking System
Brake Type hydraulic disc
Brake Brand and Model Shimano Ultegra
Rotor Size front: 160mm / rear: 160mm
Brake Mount Standard flat mount
Brake Pads disc-compatible: organic
Wheels & Tires
Wheel Size 700c
Rim Type and Material carbon, tubeless
Rim Width internal: 19mm / external: 25mm
Tubeless Ready true
Tire Brand, Model, and Width Continental Grand Prix 5000, 25mm
Max Tire Clearance 30mm
Recommended Tire Pressure Range 85-95 psi
Cockpit & Contact Points
Handlebar Type drop bar
Handlebar Material alloy
Stem Length and Angle 100mm, +/-6°
Saddle Brand and Model Fizik Antares
Seatpost Type round
Seatpost Offset 15mm
Geometry & Fit
Available Frame Sizes XS, S, M, L, XL
Standover Height n/a
Rider Height Range n/a
Stack and Reach varies by frame size
Bottom Bracket Drop n/a
Technology & Integration
Power Meter Included or Compatible false
Performance & Ride Quality
Claimed and Actual Weight n/a
Ride Characteristics comfort, compliance
Certifications & Compliance
UCI Approval false
Accessories & Mounts
Bottle Cage Mounts 2
Price & Availability
MSRP $2,499
Availability by Region or Country Check with local dealers
Color Options and Finish Multiple color options
Warranty Coverage Frame and components

Pros and Cons of Canyon Endurace


Pros Cons
Comfortable geometry for long rides May feel slightly heavy compared to other endurance bikes
Great value for money Stock saddle may not suit all riders
Responsive handling on descents Limited color options

Common Issues and Problems with Canyon Endurace


Common Problems with Canyon Endurace Bike
1. Rear wheel spokes breaking under heavy loads
2. Squeaky disc brakes that require frequent adjustments
3. Creaking noise from the bottom bracket area
4. Chain dropping frequently during gear shifts
5. Uncomfortable saddle causing numbness on long rides
6. Inconsistent shifting performance from the rear derailleur
7. Handlebar tape unraveling quickly and needing frequent replacement

User Reviews of Canyon Endurace


Name Review
Emily The Canyon Endurace bike is a fantastic choice for long rides. The comfort level is amazing and the bike handles beautifully on different terrains.
John I've been using the Canyon Endurace for a few months now and I'm extremely satisfied with its performance. The lightweight frame makes it easy to ride uphill without sacrificing speed.
Sarah As a beginner cyclist, I found the Canyon Endurace to be user-friendly and comfortable. The bike's stability gave me confidence while riding on the road.
Michael The Canyon Endurace exceeded my expectations. The quality of components is top-notch and the overall ride experience is smooth and enjoyable.

Common Questions About Canyon Endurace


  • Is the Canyon Endurace bike suitable for long-distance rides?

    Yes, the Canyon Endurace is designed for endurance riding, offering comfort and compliance for long hours in the saddle.

  • What makes the Canyon Endurace frame different from other road bikes?

    The Endurace features seatpost flex for added compliance, enhancing comfort over rough roads without sacrificing efficiency.

  • Can I customize the Canyon Endurace drivetrain to suit my preferences?

    Absolutely, with a 2x11-speed setup, you have flexibility to adjust gearing options for your riding style and terrain.

  • Are the disc brakes on the Canyon Endurace powerful and reliable?

    Yes, the hydraulic disc brakes with Shimano Ultegra components provide excellent stopping power and consistent performance in all conditions.

  • Does the Canyon Endurace come with tubeless-ready wheels?

    Yes, the carbon rims on the Canyon Endurace are tubeless-ready, offering the benefits of lower tire pressures and reduced risk of flats.

  • What is the recommended tire pressure range for the Continental Grand Prix 5000 tires on the Canyon Endurace?

    The recommended tire pressure range is 85-95 psi, providing a good balance between comfort and performance.

  • How many bottle cage mounts does the Canyon Endurace have?

    The Endurace comes with 2 bottle cage mounts, allowing you to stay hydrated on longer rides.

  • Is the Canyon Endurace UCI-approved for competitive racing?

    No, the Canyon Endurace is not UCI-approved, as it is designed more for recreational and endurance riding rather than racing.

  • What is the price range and availability of the Canyon Endurace?

    The MSRP of the Canyon Endurace is $2,499, and availability may vary by region, so it's best to check with local dealers for specific details.

  • Does the Canyon Endurace come with a power meter or compatibility for one?

    No, the Canyon Endurace does not include a power meter, but it is compatible if you wish to add one for advanced performance tracking.