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The Canyon Endurace CF feels great from the moment you swing your leg over the saddle and get rolling: the riding position is consistent with the intended use, the handling feels composed and you can cruise along in a relaxed manner as you rack up the miles. The feel-good factor stays high even after you’ve become acclimatised to the bike, encouraging you to just keep going with every turn of the cranks. This sensation obviously stems from the comfortable riding position.
If you put down the power, the bike accelerates willingly, though there’s no denying the weight of the wheels. They will also hold you back on long and steep climbs. Overall, the Canyon Endurace CF seems quite stiff, but this endurance bike is more a tourer than a sprinter, of course. The bike rolls along efficiently even on poorly maintained roads. Small vibrations and bigger hits get absorbed by the tires so that many of the irregularities go by unnoticed. Nevertheless, the bike provides sufficient feedback from the ground to keep the handling defined. Thanks to its high level of composure and remarkably stable tracking, the Canyon Endurace CF is a great basis for covering long distances and tackling fast descents. With these long-range genes, it’s good at eating miles. When corners get a bit tighter, like on small flowing trails or in sharp bends, you’ll notice that the steering feels a bit cumbersome.
The Canyon Endurace CF is a lot of fun to ride, especially on extended tours on different surfaces. That’s where this bike excels. How about veering off the roads you already know so well and exploring the woods or gravel roads? It’s the perfect bike for it! No matter where you ride the bike, it’ll take whatever you throw at it. That is what sets this all-road bike apart: It gives you the impression that it can ride anywhere, though it’s just as happy staying on the road.
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