No comparison with factor? :-(

@Bikotic - super duper vdo !! So much of information in such simple terms.... thank you so much... after all i fell now proudly ' I am not dummy !!! ' 😇😇😀😄😄

4:28 I have never seen ANYONE do a frame/bike comparison like this “fading” back and forth between the frames. Like you, I find the Scott nomenclature very confusing and , well, lazy! Although I am writing this in 2025, I am considering buying a Scott (I had an Addict RC back in 2010) when it was their only road-race bike in their bike family.

I am torn between this colour and the alpecin one. Would you recommend? Oh and did the bike come with the out front mount.

Hey! Missing your videos. any plans to post something soon? Cheers, Jon

105 groupset actually.

I want that fat bike!!

This is where the algorithm sent me, and this is perfect. Except for using the term "cog" to mean both the gears and the teeth on the gears. Cogs are teeth. Gears are wheels. Even if the definition is shifting over time, it doesn't necessarily follow 1) that this a good thing, or 2) that it's correct to overload the term in mixed usage. To be fair, you did drop a disclaimer at the beginning. So, I dunno. I understood what you were saying. The script was well-written and the subject was presented well; it's interesting and informative, and just what I was looking for. And you didn't shout at me and blast music in my face. But, man, come on. "Fish is Fish." ---Leo Lionni

Good video. Thanks. But why do you and so many other bicycle people call the gears "cogs?" Cogs are teeth.

The story about some dude telling me I was crosschaining is TOO ACCURATE. That’s why I’m here.

Wow, great explanation

I’ve had Cadex hookless rims for 12 months. Stayed within the pressure suggested by Cadex from their website. And only use tyres recommended by Cadex on their site. Never had a problem. 800 kms a month average. Average club rider. 95 kg. Giant revolt 0. I have witnessed friends putting above the recommended psi and non recommended tyres on hookless rimes with terrible results. I use a cheap electric compressor to start the inflation of the tyres and they stay sealed and it can be difficult to break the seal. Zipp wheels seem to have a problem from what I’ve witnessed from another rider. I’m a late convert to tubeless wheels and rims , this is my first pair and love them.

I bought Paradox bike for a simple reason. To get me out of cosy sofa and fitter. It does the job perfectly. What's the point in spending a lot of money just to find out after a month that you don't like going on a bike anymore?

This was well put together.

I dont see any vids on Bianchi ?!

Wow, you put a lot of effort in this video. Thank you so much!

What do you think about the 2024 Emonda ALR 5 ? How much better is the Giant TCR advanced 2 disc pc compared to this?

“M” stands for “Mallabia”, the town where is based Orbea

와트별 속도를 평균 냈을 때, 자이언트 프로펠 프로 0 보다 5와트 이상의 성능을 보여줬음 35키로 이상에서 (12회 비교 총 24회)

CFR out of budget. Planning the SLX 7 (105 di2) wonder if other then groupset and wheels, if the rest of the bike is the same.

Which size is this one?

In the past one of my siblings had an extremely cheap suspensioned mb from halfords, it was never used in the end I started using it & although it was extremely uncomfortable for long rides I managed to clock up over a hundred miles on it one day (Warwickshire to Redditch), providing everything is okay a bicycle is a bicycle everything else is either comfort related or better quality 1:58

Great video! I've recently had this happen. I learned that the compression plugs need to be longer. It's important to measure at the top of the stem to the top headtube bearing and ensure that the compression plug passes that top bearing. In some cases you may need a 90-100mm compression plug depending on spaces. This will strengthen the fork steerer when tightened at the stem.

I've got a pretty early straight top tube frame 5 pro from 2004-5, matt black paint, XT triple and full group with 160mm discs, fox float 100, hope hubs, wtb rims, and some orange and tioga finishing gear since swapped out for hope, raceface and thomson stuff. Great bike, I'm in the process of converting it to 1x11 Deore M5100 so I can ride it again for XC and my kids use it from time to time. An oldie, but a goodie and still keeps up on all but the roughest of stuff.

I would like a lesson on switching out the gears, as mentioned at the end of the video.

First video I watch, immediately subscribed!

Great video 👌🏼

Really interesting, thanks a lot!

that was great! do it again pleasse

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What's the name of the software u used?

Informative article thanks

That's alot of money right there, wish you all the best with the bike

so apparently the story with the bolts are that they're made in germany if i am not wrong, and your bike has quite a few of the same bolts for ease of assembly and replacement.

Excellent tutorial, I learned a lot! The historical stuff at the intro was awesome as well. Cheers!

2:07 the bell toss had me :D

What a machine!

buyer beware: Wow look at the nice new shiny bike, it’s a beautiful piece of German engineering, but I want to let you know of my experience with Canyon Aeroad CF SL8. I too was delighted with the thought of a sophisticated bike at a reasonable price point. It came with a 6 year warranty, but that warranty is useless. I have logged over 30 thousand miles on my Specialized Allez with no major issues, I have replaced the gear cable for the rear derailleur a couple of times and the tires only once. My 11 month canyon had to have the bottom bracket replaced after only 5,000 miles. I reported this to Canyon and they are blaming me for not taking proper care of my bike. I loved this bike and looked after it accordingly. Washed at least once a week (no pressure wash) locked in the garage overnight and stored in the basement during the winter. After finding a mechanic who would repair my bike (most technician won’t ever look at a Canyon) he told me that the bottom bracket is a cheap one that has no seal against water and debris intrusion. It breaks my heart to have to write this but if I can at least help one person with this it will be worth it. Canyon did offer me a $75.00 voucher on their web site but to me thats useless.

Thanks to your video I will now buy the Grail SLX 9 which is exactly the one you show. Canyon should have done more to explain the real position of the hoods and the drops which is in reality higher than the GRIZL which I already have (as well as the inflite)

What size is this bike?

I have a mountain bike 1-2-3 on the right L M H 7 on the right it’s weird

Thanks for sharing. Congrats on the new bike. This is my dream bike, but canyon doesn't show the geometry of the handlebar on their website. It would be difficult and expensive if the stem is too short or something like that.

those handlebars need and exorcism. Do they feel solid? Or do they rattle a bit?

Beautiful bike, thanks for sharing.

Dude make a new for the new silex please

The cat is so cute😍

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If you like Lake CX242 then why not trying CX238 with microfiber upper version? (they both are similar fit except 242 has heat moldable heel) I think microfiber upper version is not that light, but probably lighter than the full grain leather model like the one you got.