Canyon Grizl Front chainring max clearance

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Aress
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by Aress

Hey guys,

I've just bought a new Canyon Grizl because gravel races are ever more popular here in France.
I picked the grizl because of the 50mm tire clearance.

It's the SRAM Apex axs version with 1* and it comes with a 40 at the front.
It will not be enough, so I wondered what max chainring size a grizl will take?

If I could avoid changing the crankset it would be nice

Thanks!

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by MayhemSWE

Just email Canyon and ask? Or measure the diameter of the chainring and distance to the stays and do some simple math.

On the only photos they have which show the crank it already looks quite tight, though that may just be the perspective…

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Aress
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by Aress

Thank you for your response.

Juste emailed Canyon and its 40 max ....

I think I'll just cancel the order because from what I'm reading you can't really run Apex 2x
and I don't want to take the gamble of changing a crankset and a front derailleur just to have subpar shifting at best.

My dreams of a cheap gravel race bike flyes away lmao

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by Typhon

I converted my Grizl to 1x a few months ago, I have GRX crankset and had to do a bit of testing. Keep in mind the Offset that some chainrings have.

I originally bought a 44t Garbaruk oval chainring. https://www.garbaruk.com/grx-oval.html?category=6 It fitted, but there was around 2mm clearance to the chainstays in the longest part of the oval, so I decided to send it back.

Then I bought a 42t Alugear oval chainring, which has 2.5mm offset, this one has way more clearance with the chainstays and is the one I have been using for the last 6 months with no problem. https://alugear.com/chainrings-1x/293-1 ... 5-size-42t

Hope this helps

Aress
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by Aress

Typhon wrote:
Tue Nov 26, 2024 2:51 pm
I converted my Grizl to 1x a few months ago, I have GRX crankset and had to do a bit of testing. Keep in mind the Offset that some chainrings have.

I originally bought a 44t Garbaruk oval chainring. https://www.garbaruk.com/grx-oval.html?category=6 It fitted, but there was around 2mm clearance to the chainstays in the longest part of the oval, so I decided to send it back.

Then I bought a 42t Alugear oval chainring, which has 2.5mm offset, this one has way more clearance with the chainstays and is the one I have been using for the last 6 months with no problem. https://alugear.com/chainrings-1x/293-1 ... 5-size-42t

Hope this helps
Thank you I'll look it up

eins4eins
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by eins4eins

I use older cranks with gxp axle and run a 46t chainring. Very tight, but no problem.

Aress
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by Aress

From what i've read its a 3 bolt direct mount cranckset.

I've only found MTB rings in small sizes and with normal offset.
Do you guys know any manufacturer that offers a 46 with 0 offset ?

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by Aradell

Pass quest has 0mm offset with the 3 bolt GXP direct mount. They also have 3mm offset "aero" chainring.
Available through AliX or their website. I've been happy with their 110BCD Aero chainring on my gravel bike.

https://pq-bike.com/products/pass-quest ... 0463044770

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by Aress

Aradell wrote:
Wed Nov 27, 2024 11:32 am
Pass quest has 0mm offset with the 3 bolt GXP direct mount. They also have 3mm offset "aero" chainring.
Available through AliX or their website. I've been happy with their 110BCD Aero chainring on my gravel bike.

https://pq-bike.com/products/pass-quest ... 0463044770
I think it will do the trick

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by eins4eins

I was referring to the axle/botttom bracket standard, not the crank interface. The Apex crank on the grizl will have the 8-bolt interface and those 0mm offset chainrings won't fit.

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by Aress

eins4eins wrote:
Wed Nov 27, 2024 4:20 pm
I was referring to the axle/botttom bracket standard, not the crank interface. The Apex crank on the grizl will have the 8-bolt interface and those 0mm offset chainrings won't fit.
Canyon said to me it was 3 bolt direct mount interface ??

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by eins4eins

Thats wrong then. I have the same bike and the APEX wide crank is 8 bolt interface.

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by Aress

eins4eins wrote:
Thu Nov 28, 2024 9:09 am
Thats wrong then. I have the same bike and the APEX wide crank is 8 bolt interface.
Ok then, gess I'm back at level zero :noidea:

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by Trainingofoz

Both of my daughters have the Grizl in size XS. One is using a GRX 810 crank with a garbaruk oval 44T chainring. Second uses a Sram Rival Dub Wide Crank with a standard Sram 46T chainring. Works absolutely fine.

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Trainingofoz wrote:
Mon Dec 09, 2024 12:09 pm
Both of my daughters have the Grizl in size XS. One is using a GRX 810 crank with a garbaruk oval 44T chainring. Second uses a Sram Rival Dub Wide Crank with a standard Sram 46T chainring. Works absolutely fine.
Really ?
So I canceled my order for nothing then lmao

I was eying on the new Kanzo adventure al as a substitute

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