fahrrad xxl canyon Canyon Aeroad CF SL Ultegra Carbon Aero Road Bike

fahrrad xxl canyon Canyon Aeroad CF SL Ultegra Carbon Aero Road BikeBroximo Prestige Steeds presents this Canyon Aeroad CF SL Aero Road Bike Size: 2XL Equivalent to a 62cm but check the geometries or get in touch to confirm whether this bike will fit you. RRP: 3999 Specification Frame: Full Carbon CF SL carbon frame and fork Gears: Shimano Ultegra R8020 11 speed groupset Brakes: Shimano Ultegra R8020 hydraulic levers and pads Wheels: ZIPP 302 carbon wheels Tires: Continental GP5000 tyres Handlebars: Canyon H36

Broximo Prestige Steeds presents this Canyon Aeroad CF SL Aero Road Bike

Size:  2XL - Equivalent to a 62cm but check the geometries or get in touch to confirm whether this bike will fit you.

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Canyon's Aeroad offers breathtaking speed, handling and great value for money!  Canyon have managed to employ the aerodynamics of their Speedmax time trail bike and imbue it with much of the handling of the Ultimate, and produced a seriously fast bike that is a lot of fun to ride.  The Aeroad was launched at the Tour de France and immediately won two stages at the hands of Alexander Kristoff, confirming that Canyon's homework had paid off. First impressions are a good way to judge a bike and the Aeroad simply doesn't disappoint: it looks stunning with its clean-cut lines and this red over black paint job is the best yet from Canyon.

Make no mistake, the Aeroad is an extremely fast bike with rapid acceleration and breathtaking momentum at higher speeds, and you don't need a wind tunnel to tell you that much. This bike will take your breath away every time you ride it.  The ride is delivered with a sense of urgency in the way it responds to inputs, both from the handlebars when you guide it through corners, and pushing hard on the pedals, whether that's scaling ascents or sprinting for imaginary finish lines. It simply wants to go as fast as you're capable of, all of the time, and provides you a stiff and very capable platform for doing exactly that.  The steering is sweetly balanced; sharp, clean and precise, with good feedback through the handlebars allowing you to lace together a series of corners with stunning accuracy, all while providing a clear indication of grip levels when leaning the bike over through fast corners.

There isn't much to say about the Ultegra groupset really. It's deeply impressive and to get it on a bike costing this little is also commendable. Shimano's brakes are becoming increasingly popular in the industry.

The Zipp 302 carbon wheels very flighty on the road, with good acceleration and a very nice level of stiffness. They make a great noise too: they sound fast. All wheels should sound like these. 

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