Canyon Frame: which are the wearable parts?
richa
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I have a Canyon Lux and want to hold a spare for any Canyon specific parts so that should I need to, say, replace a bearing then I have the required part. Do other people keep stock so that they are reliant on 1 supplier?
Canyon have sent through this spec: https://www.canyon.com/downloads/supportcenter/M31-15_BOM_ts.pdf
Now I just need to work out which are the parts likely to succumb to wear & tear (and would need to be sourced from Canyon). Does this look right?
Thanks,
Rich
Ref - Part Name - Wear?
01 - Rockerarm R&L - No
02 - bearing 61802V-2RS - Y
03 - Spacer small (washer for SS pivot) - Y
04 - Rockerarm ST pivot axle - Y
05 - cap for rockerarm pivot - Y
06 - washer for Rockerarm - Y
07 - shock mount bolt - Y
08 - snap fit cable stopper (twin) E115-12 - No
09 - TT stopper E117-12 - No
10 - Special Screw based on ISO 10642 - No
11 - bearing 7902V-2RD - Y
12 - bearing 7901V-2RD - Y
13 - main pivot washer - Y
14 - main pivot axle - Y
15 - main pivot rockerarm cone - Y
16 - countersunk screw - Y
17 - countersunk cap - Y
18 - pivot bolt female - Y
19 - pivot bolt male - Y
20 - RD hanger No.21 - No
21 - RD hanger screw - No
22 - part kit for internal remote hose and stealth E107-12 - No
23 - IPU-Ring 1 1/8" E116-12 - No
24 - Screw ISO 4762 - No
25 - water bottle screw - No
26 - single cable clip - No
27 - Cable Clip - No
28 - Protection foil D/T - No
29 - Jagwire nose ferrule - No
30 - blind plug for remote hose grommet E118-12 - No
31 - Seat Clamp E09-09 - No
32 - Head Set - No??
33 - Rear Shock - No
34 - Syntace X12 - No
Canyon have sent through this spec: https://www.canyon.com/downloads/supportcenter/M31-15_BOM_ts.pdf
Now I just need to work out which are the parts likely to succumb to wear & tear (and would need to be sourced from Canyon). Does this look right?
Thanks,
Rich
Ref - Part Name - Wear?
01 - Rockerarm R&L - No
02 - bearing 61802V-2RS - Y
03 - Spacer small (washer for SS pivot) - Y
04 - Rockerarm ST pivot axle - Y
05 - cap for rockerarm pivot - Y
06 - washer for Rockerarm - Y
07 - shock mount bolt - Y
08 - snap fit cable stopper (twin) E115-12 - No
09 - TT stopper E117-12 - No
10 - Special Screw based on ISO 10642 - No
11 - bearing 7902V-2RD - Y
12 - bearing 7901V-2RD - Y
13 - main pivot washer - Y
14 - main pivot axle - Y
15 - main pivot rockerarm cone - Y
16 - countersunk screw - Y
17 - countersunk cap - Y
18 - pivot bolt female - Y
19 - pivot bolt male - Y
20 - RD hanger No.21 - No
21 - RD hanger screw - No
22 - part kit for internal remote hose and stealth E107-12 - No
23 - IPU-Ring 1 1/8" E116-12 - No
24 - Screw ISO 4762 - No
25 - water bottle screw - No
26 - single cable clip - No
27 - Cable Clip - No
28 - Protection foil D/T - No
29 - Jagwire nose ferrule - No
30 - blind plug for remote hose grommet E118-12 - No
31 - Seat Clamp E09-09 - No
32 - Head Set - No??
33 - Rear Shock - No
34 - Syntace X12 - No
Rich
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You could just buy a second bike.I don't do smileys.
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Crikey. Is that what most people do when their bearings wear?Rich0
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No most just replace the bearings. Washers etc don't normally wear. Some pivots or axles might.
If the parts are no longer available it's a good excuse for a new bike though.I don't do smileys.
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I was hoping that most of those bits would be a few quid each.
It is more that when I ordered a pivot in April it took 8 weeks to arrive meaning I was without the bike for the first part of the summer. All the other bike parts/spares can be sourced from multiple retailers so unlikely to be unavailable.Rich0 -
Only the bearings should wear and they are just standard sizes which are readily available from any bearing supplier.
To buy all the parts you have highlighted would probably cost as much as a new frame and let's be honest, no one buys a Canyon because of its frame.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350