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I'm glad to hear that. I'm curious, why did you choose the trail version? Are you planning to use it for bikepacking as well?

@@BikeReady I really like to ride in the forests and the suspension makes three bike so much better imo for that, but still wanted an all-rounder as it's my first bike

@@misopasko2614great pick! Even w/o lockout option. Enjoy the rough rides 🤘🏻

@@SoManyMiles Thanks, so far it's been great, after every ride I'm so grateful for choosing the suspension fork for my gravel bike

Hi hi! @misopasko2614 I also have the same trail version which is awesome! looking for mudguards. can you show me which one you bought for yours ? thanks alot!

I have applied a foil that I found at home on the top tube of my bike. It's actually intended for a different purpose, so it's thinner and less flexible, making it a bit challenging to apply on non-flat surfaces. However, I've discovered that Zefal, being more flexible, makes it much easier to apply on tubes without causing bubbles. I've already purchased three packs of this Zefal skin armor.

@@BikeReady Thank you for your answer!

Yes of course. It is Wittkop Medicus Pro Trekking 6.1

New ones are not real Pioneer

I'm sorry, but I had to return the bottles because they didn't fit properly on my Canyon Spectral.

No worries, thank for replying anyways. I located the measurement online. Also they have a 600ml, 590ml and 450ml bottles so you might wanna look into it.

I am 183.0 cm tall with an inner leg length of 82.0 cm, and my previous bike was also size 58 (Cannondale CAAD 10, you can find a video on my channel). However, I felt it was too big for me. Canyon's size charts say only size M was suitable for me, and I'm satisfied with it. However, it's challenging to compare a more than 10-year-old road bike with a newer gravel bike with different geometry.

Same situation: I picked the L -> if exchanged with the shorter 80mm stem you have just 7mm more reach but over 20mm more stack -> more comfortable. With a 70mm stem you would have almost same stack/reach without spacers like M with spacers ;)

I consider to buy the same model in red, I'm 175cm and inner leg length of 80, according to Canyon I need to take S but I think M like yours will be better for me and will also looking better, I find your sadlle height just a little bit to high but everyone has his own taste on that.@@BikeReady

@@braros1176we have same size canyon suggested, im bit worried to get small 😢 i want the bike to be proportionate with my body 😅.i want it to be comfortable to ride. Is medium ok?

@@parpar6483 get the S, Canyon sizes are pretty big compared to other brands

The front light is the Moon Rigel. I've made a video showcasing it on my channel. You'll need to purchase a GoPro adapter for the Garmin mount, as the Moon Rigel light comes with a GoPro mount.

I'm sorry, but I have no idea.

It’s size M

That's a good question. The ability to use thinner tires depends on the width of the rim. You cannot fit 2.25 tires on 45mm wide rims. It might be possible with different wheels, but it could slightly alter the height of the bike and gearing. I would suggest trying 29" wheels, but I'm unsure if they would fit as I haven't attempted it myself due to the lack of suitable wheels.

Yes, the charger is included. It comes in the SRAM box along with the battery. However, it's worth noting that the charger uses a micro USB.

Congratulations on your new bike! In Europe, the front brake operates using the left lever, similar to mine. This contrasts with the setup typically found on motorcycles. However, it's important to note that practices may vary across regions. For instance, in the UK, the front brake operates using the right lever.

Thanks. It's 28".

No, this is normal version.

In Europe, they are currently available and ready for shipment.

Thanks for the information, can you recommend an alternative product?

@@burgerkingceo3537 im still using the aidura one. If I would be another one right now I would look into tailfin.

They look really nice imo

Thanks! You can purchase a bike stand like this at any reputable local bike shop.

I've had several shorter rides and one longer one (70km), and so far, I'm quite satisfied with it. However, everyone's needs and riding conditions vary. When it comes to the price, this bike offers unbeatable value for what you pay. I suspect the wheels might be where costs were saved. Compared to my older road bike, I've noticed that this bike grants me more freedom when planning trips. In fact, I'm seriously contemplating selling my road bike because of it.

@@BikeReady awesome! Sounds like a winner. How's the apex group set?

​@@BikeReadydid you had trouble with tyre seating pt leaking by the joint/weld? DT Swiss Gravel LN, right?

You can add the Tailfin as a rack. And I think the Aeroe can be had as well. Expensive, yes sir😅

why not have a pair of wheels for your road bike rides. you can change the wheels faster than the tires

How on Earth did you calculated 4 KG ????!!!!

@@lonesome_rouleur5305 if you watched the video he put the wheels on a scale. But complete wheels with cassette, rotors, tyres and tubes.

Apologies, I'm not sure.

I'm open to the idea, but right now, it's surprisingly quiet. Maybe after a few more rides, it'll get louder. It's supposed to use a Ratchet system, but I suspect it has fewer teeth, possibly 18, that's my guess.

@@BikeReady yeah I'm planning to replace the wheelset with 2024 version of Dt Swiss GR1600 It sucks we get an OEM wheelset. At least the hub could've been 36T instead of 18