Canyon has unveiled the Endurace CFR, a race-focused endurance bike engineered to excel on challenging terrains like cobblestone roads. This model draws inspiration from Canyon’s Aeroad CFR, incorporating aerodynamic features such as truncated aerofoil tubing, a deep-bladed fork, and an integrated cockpit. Notably, the seat tube design includes a cut-out beneath the seatstays, likely enhancing comfort over rough surfaces by allowing the frame to flex more. (bikeradar.com)
The Endurace CFR offers increased tire clearance, accommodating tires up to 35mm wide, which is beneficial for navigating uneven surfaces. The frame is constructed with high-grade carbon fiber, ensuring a balance between stiffness and weight, and features Canyon’s S15 VCLS 2.0 seatpost for improved shock absorption. (canyon.com)
Professional teams, including Alpecin-Premier Tech, have adopted the Endurace CFR for the Spring Classics. Rider Mathieu van der Poel debuted the bike at the E3 Saxo Classic, signaling its readiness for demanding races like Paris-Roubaix. (cyclingnews.com)
The Endurace CFR is available for purchase through Canyon’s official website and app, with a starting price of €9,000. It comes in three color options and six frame sizes, catering to riders ranging from 160 cm to 196 cm in height. The complete bike weighs approximately 7.5 kg. (media-centre.canyon.com)
For more information, visit Canyon’s official website.