Canyon’s endurance bike is called the **Endurace**.
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MycologistGuilty3801 on
I can’t tell the major differences between this bike . Is the $100 really worth the difference because I can’t choose the color on the bikes.
As a backup plan, I don’t love the Cactus color and prefer dark grey. I don’t think I need a gravel bike but the Grizzli looks better? I do 90% paved and 8% tight gravel, and 2% sidewalk. I don’t mind the weight of the bike but I prefer low maintenance and just riding for excercise.
Outside of color, is there any other reason (components or otherwise) to go for the Grizzli?
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I just bought the Grizl – it’s been an adjustment having a smaller 1by up front and such a wide range in the back. My average speed fell but is climbing back up with cadence work. Because I ride mostly on smooth/ moderately rough roads I swapped the stock tires with slicks. Overall I love it and it’s a beast on climbs and descents. I think you’ll enjoy it if you do the occasional gravel ride, but maybe someone with an endurance can chime in
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Canyon’s endurance bike is called the **Endurace**.
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I can’t tell the major differences between this bike . Is the $100 really worth the difference because I can’t choose the color on the bikes.
* $1700: https://www.canyon.com/en-us/road-bikes/endurance-bikes/endurace/al/endurace-7/3705.html?dwvar_3705_pv_rahmenfarbe=R074_P05
and this bike:
* $1600: https://www.canyon.com/en-us/road-bikes/endurance-bikes/endurace/al/endurace-7/2733.html?dwvar_2733_pv_rahmenfarbe=R074_P05
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As a backup plan, I don’t love the Cactus color and prefer dark grey. I don’t think I need a gravel bike but the Grizzli looks better? I do 90% paved and 8% tight gravel, and 2% sidewalk. I don’t mind the weight of the bike but I prefer low maintenance and just riding for excercise.
Outside of color, is there any other reason (components or otherwise) to go for the Grizzli?
I just bought the Grizl – it’s been an adjustment having a smaller 1by up front and such a wide range in the back. My average speed fell but is climbing back up with cadence work. Because I ride mostly on smooth/ moderately rough roads I swapped the stock tires with slicks. Overall I love it and it’s a beast on climbs and descents. I think you’ll enjoy it if you do the occasional gravel ride, but maybe someone with an endurance can chime in