Canyon Lux CF 6.9 Pro

KoenM

Bike
Frame: CANYON LUX CF 29
Fork: ROCKSHOX SID XX
Rearshock: ROCKSHOX MONARCH XX
Both the fork and the rearshock can be locked-out with 1 trigger.
Groupset: Sram GX 1x11, Chainring: 32, Cassette 10-42 (if this isn't enough i'm gonna buy a 9-44 e*thirteen).
Brakeset: SRAM LEVEL T (180mm front 160mm rear)
Wheelset: DT SWISS X 1700 SPLINE TWO
Tyres: MAXXIS IKON 2.2
Saddle: Ergon SME3 Pro (small)
Seatpost: CANYON S30 VCLS CF
Stem: PRO Koryak 31.8 6° 70mm
Bars: PRO LT Flat MTB 680mm
Grips: Ergon GS1 for gripshift
Pedals: Shimano XT
Saddlebag: Topeak Wedge Drybag Small
Mudguards, Front: Canyon Mud Guard Rear: Zéfal Shield Lite XL
GPS-mount: K-Edge Garmin/GoPro combo
Valve caps: Token Alloy Gold
Bottlecage: Topeak Shuttle CB Carbon

Accessoires
Multitool: Topeak Mini 20 Pro Gold
Patches: Topeak Rescue Box Patch Kit Gold
Pump: Topeak Race Rocket MT Gold

The bike with everything (pedals, saddlebag,...) on it is 12,1kg.

To be honest, I haven't ridden the bike yet, but it looks great!
The bike is inspired by the Topeak-Ergon team, so most of it is from Topeak, Canyon or Ergon. Only the bars, stem and rear mudguard aren't from them (because they don't sell these).

rockmonkeysc

I've never seen anyone list their tyre patches on one of these threads. No plans to save some weight and go tubeless?

KoenM

It fits the build that's why I did it :-).
I will for sure go tubelss, probably next month, first I wanne test it with tubes. I never went tubeless before, my old mtb's wheels and tyres weren't tubeless-ready, so i'm a bit nervous to do it.

Mr Stamp

Good looking bike, now just needs to see some dirt!

KoenM

Yeah I must admit i haven't ridden her yet, not because I'm afraid that it gets dirty, but there is alot of salt on the roads because of the ice, and that's not good for a new bike. Also, ice isn't so good either xD. Gonna try this weekend if it isn't to icy.

JGTR

Roads???? Think you've bought the wrong type of bike ha ha

KoenM

There isn't a forest next to my house, the closest one is about a 5km ride, so yeah I always have to ride at least 10km on the road every ride .

rockmonkeysc

A bit of road salt won't hurt it. I used to use an Alfa Romeo 75 through winter and even that survived the salt.

KoenM

Yeah I rode it last weekend, it's weird how much more grip I get from the rear-suspension. I did have to adjust some small things, switched the left brake lever with the lock-out so the left and right lever are the same, and repositioned the handlebar a bit. Next month i'm ordering tubless sealent and gonna try this tubeless thing xD.

rockmonkeysc

Don't forget the colour matched valve caps and rim tape.

KoenM

The valve caps are on point already xD.

rockmonkeysc

Those caps are the wrong shade of yellow.

KoenM

Yeah they are gold, didn't find yellow once, they do match the pump.