How to unbox and assemble your new Torque:ON

[@lakeeconcepcion4260]

stunning full suspension bike...❤

[@sebinofh4379]

Hello do you need to buy water bottle extra? Or does it comes with the bike?

[@sanimunawar]

Bismillah someday i hve one

[@blanessherco7573]

De kas ebike mas bonitas que hay,me encanta

[@LucSVK]

The assembly paste isn't needed at all?

[@heinzbecker691]

Man muss den akku immer herausnehmen zum laden? Dann noch nur mit Werkzeug...hmm. Warum keine externe Ladebuchse?

[@CanyonServiceHub]

Nein, es ist nicht notwendig den Akku zum Laden immer herauszunehmen. Es gibt zwei Methoden um den Akku aufzuladen. Diese findest Du hier: www.canyon.com/de-de/kundenservice/e-bikes/torque-on/torque-on-cf/

[@heinzbecker691]

@@CanyonServiceHub cool danke. Noch eine andere Frage. Wäre es möglich eine fox 49 einzubauen oder eine 40er mit 27.5 Laufrad? Man könnte bei der 49er ja einen Angle Set verbauen und dann den Lenkwinkel anpassen...wenn er nicht gar fast gleich bleibt. Habt ihr das schonmal getestet?

[@CanyonServiceHub]

@@heinzbecker691 Getestet haben wir das nicht, weshalb wir Dir sowas nicht empfehlen und nicht freigeben können.

[@sanjanaalom4315]

Price

[@MRhankylolka]

Was soll ich machen wenn ich die battery strap abgerissen habe und der akku immernoch nicht raus will

[@CanyonServiceHub]

Wenn Du Hilfe benötigst, dann kannst Du Dich gerne an unseren Support wenden. Die Kollegen können Dir sicherlich weiterhelfen.

[@jedisct1]

Removing/reinserting the battery looks like a bit painful to do after every ride.

[@Eiapopeia-f1e]

most people will charge it without taking it off the bike

[@Whitesp0t]

Just recommended first charge as you can visually see if the battery would start to bulge or something.

[@Jackhalcott]

@@Whitesp0t these are highly engineered with extreme quality. I don’t think they’re gonna blow up.

[@Whitesp0t]

@@Jackhalcott I didn't say "blow up". I would never trust any company and "extreme quality" for easy self check battery test. It's so easy to do the first charge of the battery outside of the bike while you build the bike up. If there would be any fault with the battery I would rather it happen outside the bike than inside. If it bulge/expand because of malfunction, you would possible have a hard time pulling the battery out of the frame as its small clearance. Its just precautions and not that I think its badly made. FYI i own a Canyon Strive:ON and its my 4th Canyon bike...

[@Jackhalcott]

@@Whitesp0t will you trust your bike with your life every day if your frame cracks in your face slams into the word unto a rock that could kill you I think it extremely engineered battery is nothing to be worried about

[@MdBoj]

💯👌

[@Red-vw9kr]

1st🎉

[@mathiasschulze4373]

Sorry, aber der Hinterbau sieht verdächtig nach tues aus

[@Eiapopeia-f1e]

wieso sorry und wo ist das Problem? Das Rad kann nicht mehr neu erfunden werden und ziemlich jedes Bike sieht aus wie viele andere

[@Stockfish1511]

Love the bike looks and would buy one if not that stupid ass waterbottle. Terrible deign choice, hopefully its gone on the next gen.

[@asifitmatters1]

I would love to buy a Canyon, but the customer service is so atrociously awful that it just puts me off.

[@CanyonServiceHub]

We regret that you had such an experience. Feel free to contact us via private message on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram so we can take a look at this.

[@asifitmatters1]

@@CanyonServiceHub standard robotic answer meant to give people the false sense that you care and that it was some sort of random fluke.

[@Eiapopeia-f1e]

nope, they are very helpful whenever I contact them

[@Eiapopeia-f1e]

@@asifitmatters1 then what do you expect? If you approach companies with the attitude you show here, no wonder you make no good experiences. You don't care at all, but expect others to care about you

[@asifitmatters1]

@@Eiapopeia-f1e your comment makes no sense Canyon troll!