2015 Gear
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I know plenty of people with them who love them too, very good value for money. I want one of their Carbon XC hardtails, nothing can touch them for the price0
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Bang for buck, there is little better...0
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There were three examples of Quintanas bike at the show...I assume this is the real one
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Sorry for the bad photo, but it's just to say that every year is 'the year if...' At eurobike and this year it's the fat bike. Could move for them, even at Canyon
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I'm borring a Surly Puglsey fatbike tomorrow, looks fun! But you're 100% right, everyone has jumped on the bandwagon0
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Thanks for the photos inseine. Like the German Canyon design.Contador is the Greatest0
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2015 Parlee Altum:
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Those shoes are horrible, but i'm a huge fan of the new Canyon Aeroad, and the Caterham, Lightweight, and Parlee bikes aren't bad either.
Looks like blue and orange are this season's colours?
Lefty fork and disc covers?!
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That last one needs to be thrown on the scrap pile.Contador is the Greatest0
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Aeroad SLX now on the Canyon site, with prices and colour options etc. Interesting that Canyon won't offer their new models with anything other than a 52/36 crankset.
https://www.canyon.com/_en/roadbikes/series/aeroad-cf-slx.html
Have read a lot of the threads recently with people complaining about Canyon. I bought from them in 2013, the customer service was excellent and the bike has been great. Hard to work out if their service levels have actually dropped, or if it's just a small percentage of people with problems but they're very vocal on forums about their issues.0 -
frenchfighter wrote:Thanks for the photos inseine. Like the German Canyon design.
Thanks. I'm never going to match your output!
I was supposed to have been working but I got a few photos. I'll post more when I can, hopefully not duplicating too much what's already been seen.0 -
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Ah you know a photo of your own is more special then one copied from someone elses! Did you have anything there yourself? (exhibiting)
Interesting design on that one.Contador is the Greatest0 -
frenchfighter wrote:Ah you know a photo of your own is more special then one copied from someone elses! Did you have anything there yourself? (exhibiting)
Interesting design on that one.
Yes but nothing very 'pro race'!0 -
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^ If that jersey had a damson (or even pale blue or black) band on the left sleeve rather than the harlequin design I would have bought it without hesitation. Sadly it's just too fussy and looks like something Twin Six would come up with.Life is unfair, kill yourself or get over it.0
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Not really my field, so I'm sure not all these are new or interesting for that matter, but they caught my eye.....
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I should like those Caterhams (pg.19), clean lines, fat tubes, deep rims (all my kettle of fish) but for some reason they just look like playmobil bikes :¬\
[EDIT] With the exception of the steel one, that's lovely.
That Canyon of Anne Haug's looks superb in the German colours though.Music, beer, sport, repeat...0 -
antsmithmk wrote:ddraver wrote:Have to say Canyon are moving on from just being an online brand into some serious R&D. The MTB and urban stuff is pretty interesting as well.
See the road general and buying advice sections.... Full of posters sending the things back to Germany for replacements and refunds...
yawnWe're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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Don't know much about modern day Basso bikes, but they have a certain Italian flare and some nice details too. I really need to get a proper camera.......
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^ It's 'flair' ... unless you think they are too bright and/or gaudy.Life is unfair, kill yourself or get over it.0
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I do like the shape of the Basso frames. Some of those shoes are ghastly! Hardly ever see riders wearing these garish designs but maybe they do in Italy or the US. The Spiuk look like they were designed on the cheap.Contador is the Greatest0
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Yeah, the Spiuk look like they're from the bargain bucket at sport and soccer. Nasty!0
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