Canyon Endurace 2022 - Best Value In Range? | BIKOTIC

In this video I compare each 2022 version of the Canyon Endurace on the UK website, in my BIKOTIC bike comparison tool. After looking at all the different versions of the Canyon Endurace I choose my best value winner. Which one would you buy?
Check out the bike comparison tool, with over 600 lined up bikes, at my website https//:bikotic.com - Visually compare and sort Road bikes, Mountain bikes, Gravel bikes, Triathlon/TT bikes, E-bikes... any kind of bike, back to back
00:00 Video intro
01:20 2014 Ultimate vs Endurace - Differences?
03:35 Valverde rides Aeroad in mountains, not Ultimate
04:14 2022 Aeroad vs Ultimate
04:41 So, 2022, what does the Endurace range offer now? Sort by most expensive, jargon and highlight different frame tiers - Ignore the pork chop leccy bike...
06:31 Top of the range CF SLX vserions, Dura Ace vs SRAM Red - Identical, except for groupset (gearing), weight and price
07:19 CF SLX vs CF SL - what's the difference? Type of carbon, fork clearance, weight, price!
08:08 CF SL - Ultegra Di2 vs eTap
08:44 CF SL vs Grizl gravel bike, nice paint job
10:21 CF SL - Aero vs non aero
11:33 CF SL - Force vs Rival
12:08 CF SL - Ultegra Di2 vs Mechanical (odd mech is 8 and Rival is 7, but more expensive)
13:08 Now we drop down to the newer CF version of the Endurace - no split seat post for the CF
14:14 All-road vs CF 7, both Rival - 3 Endurace's have Rival
14:50 Rival heavier and more expensive than Ultegra Mech
15:22 Ultegra Mech vs 105
16:04 Dropping again! Down to the metal AL 7....
16:51 AL 7 105 vs AL 6 Tiagra....does anybody even ride Tiagra Bro?? - take your £300 saving and put it to some decent wheels. Then pick up an Ultegra 50/34 crankset off ebay as cheap as possible (674g vs Tiagra 914g (-240))
17:19 Dropping again! oh wait....is it a drop??? ........brake caliper restricts clearance
18:49 Last but not least....
19:18 Out of interest, what if you compare the most expensive to the cheapest, what's the difference???
19:56 Lets try some different sorts - by Lightest, geo formula, tyre clearance, has power meter, value formula - The Winner....can you buy it?
22:58 SO, WHATS THE COMPETITION?? Search Endurance and Ultegra Mechanical, try the different sort options
24:38 Graph showing different GEO formula values of various bikes
25:38 The Vitus Zenium wins in some respects - but the Endurace CF SL 8 is the winner for me....what do you think, comment below
26:50 THE END. Leave you with this: the geometry of race bikes was nailed a long time ago!! Paris-Roubaix 1964 Peter Post 28.042 mph - 2022 Dylan van Baarle 28.454 mph

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[@elchram]

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[@martmexpue]

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[@ReadyF0RHeady]

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[@bikotic]

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[@William24009]

Wonderful videos, look forward to playing with the website. Thanks 😊

[@anewej]

Superb video! Thank you!!!

[@user-gf4kn4tz6p]

WOW! What a comprehensive review!!! Great!!! Just got myself a Endurace CF SL 8.0 (Mechanical). I was considering the Di2 version as well but the price gap was a bit too large. Now I am waiting for shipment, which should arrive within about a month. Cheers!

[@rogerhartley4456]

Great video again!

[@petercourt]

So helpful, thanks!

[@ck9973]

Your videos are freaking awesome

[@percival3830]

I am amazed. Very thought provoking, especially now I am actively considering a new bike before my LEJOG run next May 2023. I shall be spending many hours allowing you to do a lot of my research for me. My current thinking is that hydraulic disc brakes and 32mm tyres are critical to my style of riding, that places extra value on safety and comfort. Thank you for this.

[@tonysantoro8802]

Excellent work

[@WORLDIMPACT]

nice this is so informative and really helpful..

[@aidanmasterson50]

Endurace CF SL di2 Aero is a fabulous, fast and comfortable bike. Wouldn’t be bothered with the CF SLX for the price differential.

[@Tempiobru]

Great Review Bikotic

[@axelradafy2736]

Amazing job ! Thanx

[@chrisjackson6537]

Brilliant analysis. Will help me to finalise my new bike for end 2022/2023. Choice between Canyon Endurace and Giant Defy Advanced for my profile. Thank you

[@Der.Prinz.Eisenherz]

I wish you'd made the same vid about the Ultimate. Thnx btw!

[@christoph27]

Very neat tool that you have built, thank you! I think the longer wheelbase of the grizl is meant to stabilize the bike on rougher terrain

[@alpsatiroglu]

Excellent website. Great work. Congratulations.

[@deanpurcell7771]

Great website! Thanks for your work.

[@dsonyay]

Thats an excellent tool you’ve made!

[@KohiOcha]

Doing the gods work

[@TheoreticallyNo]

I have a 2021 Endurace CF SL 8 and love it. Kinda sad I didn’t wait a year to get the power meter thrown in. Nice comparison.

[@danielebergonzi8461]

The heart says Willier and the head says Canyon - a great video and website

[@MB-il4ii]

Fantastic website. Hope the manufactures will understand the benefit and start sharing the required data with you upon request.

[@Ludmila2508]

I liked it a lot and very good material.

[@brasstinmancrazy]

The shorter stem pulls your weight back from the front wheel giving it more nimble handling. They've taken the idea from to modern MTB. Great web site, thank you.

[@PhiyackYuh]

The grizl is super aggressive gravel bike. Its like racy ratio 1.25 ish stack to reach ratio. Not many oldies can handle that for long periods of riding.

[@rangersmith4652]

It's not solely about weight distribution. Shortening the stem effectively "compresses" the steering angle, and that also contributes to making the handling feel more nimble.

[@markrskinner]

Love it.

[@alexgorton2633]

Great video! Going for the AL 7 rim brake, such good value, and lighter than the Endurace CF 7! The 105 rim brakes look really decent, and it really seems worth it for the saving on weight AND price. Comes with 25mm tyres, and Canyon confirmed on live chat it will take up to 28mm.

[@b0jang]

How is it going? I am probably going to get one shipped pretty soon.

[@alexgorton2633]

​@@b0jang Going really well, upgraded tyres to 28mm Continental GP5000, it's been amazing

[@TinyDBass]

I have one of these and really like it. I use it for commuting in the winter though and although the brakes are solid, I sometimes wish I'd gone for discs just for that extra stopping power and for the option to go greater than 28 tyres. But like I said, it's a really nice bike and I can't really fault it.

[@TopReasons]

Quality to Price ration is Outstanding

[@CapitanOppi0]

I'm on the market for my first road bike. Would you suggest me to go with the AL 105 and rim brakes or spend a little more and get the disc one ? Ps: Your website is awesome !

[@crakqge]

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[@bikotic]

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[@usernamesrstoopid]

Great video. Been looking at getting one of these. You said you are a size Medium. Do you mind me asking your measurements. I’m 6’1 with 32” leg (roughly measured) and the site says to get a medium. Have a friend into his bikes and he only mentions getting a small bike. Don’t want to feel squashed on one tho

[@manuelrobert5855]

Great info. I would appreciate a comparison of aluminium endurance bikes, like the endurance AL, Rose Reveal AL ect.

[@gitgudchannel]

Great website! Maybe you could add the Pinarello Paris 105 some time

[@darrenwinstanley3771]

Can you add the Orbea Orca and Orca Aero bikes if not already done so, thanks.

[@cwk1417]

I'm wondering whether the photos are accurate. I'm looking at the CF SL 8 Disc Di2 which does not come with the aero handlebars pictured in your video, but an alloy set instead.

[@bmxrider925]

Just bought a CF 7 for $1,599. Was a website glitch and they gave me the price. A few hours later price changed to $2,199.

[@kuzzzzzzzzzzzz7511]

I hope they will integrated the cable to look clean and i hope aethos gonna integrated too

[@94iaco]

Are the fulcrum racing 900 db any good? Do they work well with tubeless?

[@ianmcglinchey3250]

Do you recommend the Canyon CF SL 8 Ultegra. Thinking that is the bike for me? Was looking at Ribble for a while but I think cost wise the Canyon has more value

[@andersolsen1478]

The big difference in bike price is often connected to the warranty that comes with the bikes. If you want a lifetime warranty on the frame it cost a bit extra. If you buy Canyon, Scott and other cheap bikes then you only get a couple of years warranty on the frame. Would be great if you could choose to pay for an lifetime warranty if you wish so or not.

[@jeremyweine7686]

THERE'S A VIDEO I'M DYING FOR YOU TO MAKE: every year of the pro peloton's bike fleet since 2000 ranked in terms of overall best and worst looking bikes. which years have been the prettiest and which the most ... interesting? or top few best years and top few worst. cheers!

[@SuperSpable]

I would love to see this

[@ciw8688]

should i buy the 2022 ultimate cf sl range?

[@rajitspdstr]

I have to wait till Nov to get the AL 7 Rim. Best value for money

[@alexgorton2633]

I'm getting this one, same reason, great value! Ordered 1st October, just shipped today...beyond excited. Lighter than the carbon frame Endurace CF 7, rim brakes for the win :)

[@tonyg3091]

Endurace CF SL 8 Di2 best value all things considered. Although for an endurance bike perhaps a steel one would be better choice. If you arent going to chase any KOMs and will want to spend all day riding, just go for a Rolls Royce

[@tlayable]

Can we select another color please?

[@enotracoon9244]

The one in stock. Serious, I want to buy inflate , but all models are sold out.

[@Colin.gallagher]

Can you do a video comparing ribbles lineup to specialized. In terms of road and gravel

[@bikotic]

I would love to do more with Ribble bikes. The photos on their site from the side view are low quality - I've contacted them several times to get higher res and they say they will send them over - but so far zilch :(

[@Colin.gallagher]

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[@bikotic]

@@Colin.gallagher haha - thanks!

[@larslosh5598]

Bought an old road bike recently. The tires are actually pretty fat, on larger diameter wheels than 700c. The biggest advancements have come in the cockpit imo. Hands hurt like hell after riding that thing for an hour

[@huddrez99]

Yes, you're absolutely right. I bought a 30 year old road bike for commuting last year. This year I got the canyon endurace AL 7 for cycling. The cockpit makes it feel like riding on soft clouds compared to the older road bike.

[@brandongreeno6010]

Can you go over the argon 18 range?

[@thisandthatandotherthings]

Great bikes - I ride one myself 😁

[@warp4]

I need some advice. I'm relatively new to cycling as a sport and was planning on getting an endurance bicycle as my first proper road bicycle. After doing much research it came down to getting either the Endurace 7 (Al, 105 GS) or the Endurace CF 7 (105 with some Ultegra). My question is: Is the extra £300 going up to the CF 7 worth the additional cost? I know having lighter materials will slightly improve performance when climbing etc but I'm worried that a 'cheaper' carbon bike frame won't be able to handle a crash (when it enviably happens) compared to aluminium frame just deforming.

[@jeremyweine7686]

Hi! I would definitely say go with the carbon. Higher end carbon bikes aren’t usually more crash-resistant, they’re lighter, stiffer, etc, so I wouldn’t be worried about buying a cheap carbon frame as opposed to an expensive one from a safety perspective. In terms of carbon vs alloy, my guess is that neither bike is a clear-cut choice for surviving on impact. The reason many crit racers often choose aluminum’s isn’t that the bikes are more durable, but that when the inevitable crash happens it’s cheaper to replace. All of that said, given your concerns, i think carbon is the choice. You can’t go too wrong either way though, both great bikes :))

[@jmadrigal95]

Hey, I’m also pretty new to cycling and a year ago I bought the 2021 endurace AL 7 (105 GS). I’ve loved it so far! it’s been comfortable once you replace the seat and shifts amazing. It’s lighter than the hybrid bike I use to have but when I’ve compared it to a carbon bike you can tell the difference on how light carbon is. I can’t say what the difference in ride quality is but carbon is suppose to be better all around but the Alu frame has been great with handling the average road buzz since it has a carbon form. Honestly if I had the money I probably would’ve gone with the carbon but would’ve been more worried then I already am to scratch it since it will happen hahaha but since I saved money on the alu frame I was able to get nice pedals and a seat fitting to get one that works for me. Let me know what you pick!

[@philippefa2402]

Magnifique la vidéo Je souhaite acheter un canyon Endurace CF SL 8 Di2 Je mesure 1,71 m 78cm D’entre jambes J’hésite entre deux taille sx ou s Canyon me Conseil le sx Mais avec une taille 1,72 m Il me conseille le sx ou s Je ne sais pas quelle taille choisir

[@qibble455]

Just got a notification for this vid wtf its june 9! F you youtube recomended:/ Great vid btw.

[@vince5474]

I admire your work but in this video the audio quality is really poor.

[@bikotic]

yeh, my bad - I've bought a proper mic so hopefully its going to get better from now on :)

[@vince5474]

@@bikotic haha, i will keep an eye and ear on that!

[@harkat16]

I would agree that it is very hard to find but it does actually say on the website that the edurace rim brake bike has clearance for up to 28mm tyres. You can find it at /support-articles/max-tire-size-for-canyon-frames.html if that's helpful