Two Canyons... So Much Difference 🤯

How can two of the same bikes bikes feel so difference? Si is on hand to test it out 🙌

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[christophertottle]

I have the same tricky dilemma, do I shop in Lidl or Aldi this week. It's been Bugging the hell out of me....

[diehardbikes]

I absolutely agree about the different layups can cause different ride feels. However, to test a thing like this, you gotta have the same wheels, tires, bb, and gearing. Essentially everything but the frame itself. I love you Si, but im not sure this is the best, or even enough of a close comparison.

[Questioneverything]

This is great! Now I can permanently blame the bicycle for being slow.

[AngeloDeiparine]

Ofc they're different one has Shimano groupset one has SRAM groupset different tires different wheelset

[nagylevi]

So .. when choosing a bike test a hundred of them and be left so confused that you can't pick one. Got it.

[chrishazael]

I have been riding my SL6 Sworks for 4 years. Then I bought a second hand SL6 Specialized, so a slightly heavier and slightly different carbon lay up. The difference is night and day. And crazily I prefer the second hand one. Who would have thought!

[immikemx]

Do a comparison between the two frames, same size and geometry but different carbon, and same specs, groupset, wheels, tires, and position to isolate just the frames

[jonathanmurphy]

God dammit, now I will always relate this bike with the simpsons canyonero ad

[BobTheCratchit]

I want to see the difference between components and how they make a ride feel. If you have the exact same frame and change out the components

[Michael-ncib]

Upgradable components I’ve learned I need so far. 1# a different colored bike

[uknowbass]

Get the squishier one not the stiffer one

[Michael_Rega]

Who knew bikes themselves had an “x” factor

[BLITZKRIEG]

its just a bike mate. not the mars rover

[MatttKelly]

Imagine being able to try a canyon before you buy one smh

[newunderthesun]

For the 3% of people that can afford or justify this purchase, I'm sure they have plenty of free time to sort it out.

[thomashastie]

Try doing the same with mechanical 105 and ultegra. I think ultegra just feels so much more crisp.

[faridrezaei]

i want to start cycling more seriously and have no ducking clue where to start. Any ideas what to do?

[AmvC]

i present to you: the HOMER! :canyonero_song:

[philipi]

Not only "untangible" but intangible, too.

[sacristar]

A question you don't answer. Odd content choice...