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Canyon Roadlite/Endurace

  • 25-06-2018 2:40pm
    #1
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    In the market for an upgrade, currently riding a 2014 Canyon Endurance AL 6.0.

    I only commute, it's 12km each way, Firhouse to city centre. Budget is €1,600-2,000, not eligible for BTW.

    Had myself set on an Endurace CF SL 7.0 at 1,999 but caught a look at the roadlite CF and considering it too. I've been on dropbars for 10 years but since considering the roadlite, I realise I am pretty much 99% on the hoods.

    No particular reason to go Carbon, so open to others too. May even go the AL Roadlite to save €€ but the budget is there.

    Any thoughts on going drop to flat? Reason for upgrade is pretty much the N+1 rule and I'd like a new bike :o

    https://www.canyon.com/en-ie/fitness/roadlite/roadlite-cf-7-0.html
    https://www.canyon.com/en-ie/road/endurace/endurace-cf-sl-disc-7-0.html


Comments

  • #2
    velo.2010
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    Unless your completely set on a flat bar bike then I would recommend sticking with drop handlebars. You may at some stage want to join a club or do a sportive. In both cases drop bar bikes are compulsory.

    edit; I think I read you wrong. Your keeping the other bike (with drop bar)? I'd still go for another road bike.


  • #3
    CantGetNoSleep
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    If you want a flat bar, I'd go for this for the wet days and keep the other one for summer

    https://www.canyon.com/en-ie/urban/commuter/2018/commuter-7.html


  • #4
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    velo.2010 wrote: »
    Unless your completely set on a flat bar bike then I would recommend sticking with drop handlebars. You may at some stage want to join a club or do a sportive. In both cases drop bar bikes are compulsory.

    edit; I think I read you wrong. Your keeping the other bike (with drop bar)? I'd still go for another road bike.

    Yeah I’m leaning drop bar, just think the roadlite does look interesting. If I end up going carbon, I’ll keep the current bike for family spins as I can’t put a baby seat on a carbon frame. But sensibility is kicking in and I’m thinking higher spec components on aluminium frame if it’s just a commuter.


  • #5
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    CantGetNoSleep wrote: »
    If you want a flat bar, I'd go for this for the wet days and keep the other one for summer

    https://www.canyon.com/en-ie/urban/commuter/2018/commuter-7.html

    Ah here don’t throw another contender into the mix :D


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