It's a world away from the Giant, as that has tubeless 35c tyres on it...like riding on a cloud Only ridden it once but it definitely feels stiffer than the Focus (same wheels, tyres and pressures) and the Cervelo R3 I just got rid of. I'm definitely going to put 28c tyres on it once the 25's wear out. It does feel quite stable generally though, and on the descents as some reviews noted. The biggest change for me is getting used to the Di2, I keep thinking about which button I have to press!
Finally Got Myself A Canyon
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Nice congrats!
I just ordered the Canyon CF SL Disc version in the US. Can't wait for it to arrive. Will convert it to SRAM eTap HRD.
As for the Di2 shifters, you can always program the Di2 buttons to do what you want if you have the PC tool.
I just ordered the Canyon CF SL Disc version in the US. Can't wait for it to arrive. Will convert it to SRAM eTap HRD.
As for the Di2 shifters, you can always program the Di2 buttons to do what you want if you have the PC tool.
Excellent, congrats to you!vanmatthew wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 9:01 pmNice congrats!
I just ordered the Canyon CF SL Disc version in the US. Can't wait for it to arrive. Will convert it to SRAM eTap HRD.
As for the Di2 shifters, you can always program the Di2 buttons to do what you want if you have the PC tool.
Yes, I'm thinking I may hook it up to the PC again and change the button config
Canyon Ultimate CF SL
Canyon Grizl CF SLX
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Agreed, it’s absolutely beautiful and so happy that it seems to ride as good as it looks! Enjoy!mogwaiboi wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 2:41 amThanks, I wasn't 100% sure about the gumwalls but I think they look the business now. A few others have said the same. Pretty happy with the way it turned outRobbyville wrote: ↑Mon Oct 29, 2018 3:16 pmWow looks awesome congratulations! I think the black tape and bars on that blue is perfect, I wouldn’t go white. Maybe if the blue were darker. I’m not a huge fan of the gum walls, when you change to a deeper section rim perhaps . Right now just too many contrasting looks with the black rim couple with silver brake track. But let’s face it, while looks are important, it’s a tool not a jewel!
Enjoy and ride safe!
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Love the excellent bike color but not a fan of gumwall tires on modern bikes. Your gumwalls does not have the same color as well so the over all appearance is a little iffy to me.