Tested: Canyon Lux World Cup CFR Cross Country Race Bike

[@daytch9485]

Thank you guys for not forgetting the xc crowd , good vid

[@olavlaitaarciniega4386]

Hello! What size bike are you testing and what is your height? Thank you!

[@michaeljosephechaure8754]

Imagine Mathieu Van der Poel went to mountain biking this season he's gonna fly with this Lux and could have gotten another signature LUX like the past model

[@ivarkunila9228]

Who remembers reading MBA in the nineties?💪

[@reggiesanders1284]

Can I used it as a daily rider around town?

[@derekcole4197]

Can you explain why it’s not easy to add a dropper post? I want to put one on and need to understand what it entails?

[@frienduro24]

You have to remove the drivetrain and snake the cable through the bottom bracket

[@HUKIT.]

Whoever decided on an orange fork was wrong. A black step cast would have a much better choice.

[@coldforgedcowboy]

Fox needs to find some more appealing colors.

[@HUKIT.]

@@coldforgedcowboy Agreed!

[@daytch9485]

It's because the bike is meant to be raced, and if you notice most all the xc and downhill, etc sponsored riders are give the orange so folks recognize it, and I think orange is their original offroad color

[@davidco.2928]

​@@HUKIT.orange fork is cool, and this top bike looks very nice with them.

[@patrikahlvik8607]

Orange is the contemplary color to Blue, and in my subjective opinion it looks awesome with a orange fork

[@Chunky246]

XC isn't a dying breed, maybe in the States..?. The 'world' outside the States, XC is still as popular, especially that place called Europe.... :)

[@mikecardwell6497]

Nice

[@coldforgedcowboy]

@Mountain Bike Action.. You guys need to cover Cross Country racing & riding under its own magazine and channel as it is its own category of cycling. Cross Country bikes are used by cyclists that ride both tarmac and trail and don't want to be over suspended by monster travel bikes.

[@Chunky246]

I did comment above, where they said XC is a dying breed, absolute crap. It's still just as big in Europe, NZ/Oz, Asia etc.. Speaking to friends in the States, seems to be mostly trail bikes there (that are still over biked for the trails some riders ride on...) and E-Bikes. But there is no world outside the USA I guess, so XC is dead! :) Also many of the pure XC bikes now have slacker head angles and more travel, but they are still pure XC. Cyclocross is also huge outside the States, again doesn't mean it's dead 🤦‍♀ I guess the argument would be that this Magazine is USA based, but it still sells around the world and people watch these vids around the word.