Canyon Endurance - Anyone got one? Also Di Question.
Discussion
I am looking for a 'best' bike for weekend rides and events.
After a crash a few years ago I suffer with sore shoulders and neck so I need a comfortable ride that is not agressive.
This bike is billed as being comfy and the Geometry appears to be in between by commute bike (Fuji) and a Planet X Pro Carbon that I had last year. It as a great bike but I hurt a lot more on this due to it be aggressive.
Does anyone have an experience of these?
Also, I can go for the Di? Never used it before so is it a no brainer?
After a crash a few years ago I suffer with sore shoulders and neck so I need a comfortable ride that is not agressive.
This bike is billed as being comfy and the Geometry appears to be in between by commute bike (Fuji) and a Planet X Pro Carbon that I had last year. It as a great bike but I hurt a lot more on this due to it be aggressive.
Does anyone have an experience of these?
Also, I can go for the Di? Never used it before so is it a no brainer?
ALawson said:
I have heard they could be heavier than expected and slower than you old bike.

All joking aside, A CF SLX with Dura-Ace Di2 in Aero Titanium is the top of my list (currently) for the next bike. Budget constraints may well mean I need to move down the range a little though.

Very stealthy components...

Your Dad said:
I wouldn't read too much into that, Dizeee is a bit special...gazza285 said:
Your Dad said:
I wouldn't read too much into that, Dizeee is special...I've got an Endurace AL7 with Ultegra and I'm very pleased with it. Feels light enough and my only gripe is that it looks a bit bland when you meet someone with a brightly coloured carbon aero something or other 
I got mine after a new bike consultation at The Bike Whisperer in Newbury on the basis of it's fairly relaxed geometry and the overall quality of the thing.

I got mine after a new bike consultation at The Bike Whisperer in Newbury on the basis of it's fairly relaxed geometry and the overall quality of the thing.
Endurace SLX 8 Di2 here. Great bike, more racey than a typical sportive bike (Roubaix, Domane, Defy etc.) but still comfy with the split seatpost and more relaxed geometry. 28mm tyres make a difference too.
Not regretted spending the extra on the Di2. The bike was expensive enough so needed to 'feel' the upgrade. Performed flawlessly so far.
Not regretted spending the extra on the Di2. The bike was expensive enough so needed to 'feel' the upgrade. Performed flawlessly so far.
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