My video of what it is like unboxing your new canyon Grizl AL Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:22 - How to Build 04:25 - Features close up 07:40 - Weigh in 07:50 - Why I like it 08:56 - Outro
These are 1300 dollars on their sight right now because of shortage of shimano cranksets. They using "equal quality" Selle italia and fsa dropping the price a lot
Unfortunately nothing through the head tube. The cables have to come out and back in because is a normal design for the fork stem. I am sure if you wanted to invest in a different fork, it would be possible but not as stock.
I've been looking for a bike that can essentially do it all. I think I've found it, I reckon I'll go for this and save up a little more to get a set of road wheels for it, just for those group days when I need to keep up with the roadies 😅
A buddy got a bike like that, maybe that model, it seems that thru axle screws directly to the frame, long story short, he screwed up and had to send the frame back to canyon, weeks without a bike, be aware of that
Yea, surprisingly well. Did a whole day on it and was totally fine. Just a high saddle. I would say for myself I would buy a large but the M fits me of it needs to.
Pedals are universal for every bike. Firstly you need to make sure that the correct pedal is going on the correct side. Easy with cleats but flat pedals are less obvious. They will be Lablled somewhere though. The second thing is that the left side is threaded the other way. There are tonnes of videos on RU-vid that show it nicely
It’s actually a very easy job to do yourself once you know how. I would Google our RU-vid how to align a bike brake Caliper and lots of good videos show up. If you have tried and still don’t feel confident a bike shop should be able to do it in a couple of minutes for you.
Great thanks. I'll have a look. I also read on the Canyon website that it's quite normal on new bikes and often settles in the first 300km. What do you think?@@cyclingunboxed
It’s hard to know sometimes with canyon. Unfortunately they sell out fast so you just need to buy when it becomes available if you can. They are very popular
I’m good on a medium, not perfect. A large would fit me better. I’m different though as I have very long legs and a short body so the shorter top tube suits me. You are taller than me as well so I can see how and XL would fit you better: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vbsCh2aUxLQ.html
What about 183cm high man should chose? Size guide showing M, but sounds strange because usually L or on some even XL....answer please, does M will look and feels nornally?
Yes, all canyons you buy will come like this. It should come ready to go, just need the valve. It’s always worth double checking they say tubless ready on there before you do it though.
Damn for 6'4 guy a Medium? I guess it's a fashion to have a tall rider on smaller bike? LOL Though some say a smaller frame is easier to navigate over a bigger bike. Would've thought a XL or 2XL frame for a tall guy like you.
This one isn’t my bike and I could probably go up to a large but honestly the canyons are generally seem a size lager when you sit on them. Also I have long legs short body and the m seatpost goes high enough for me.
@@konradjanczak1504 Fill in you measurements in the canyon website, they will give you the correct size bike. Im 188 cm in height and they recommended me an L and it serves me well.
