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Edited June 16, 2023
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If you wanted to try mountain biking or cross-country racing, this is a great value entry level mountain bike.
Decent geometry, Shimano 12-speed drivetrain, Shimano breaks, decent Schwalbe tires.
The 100mm SR Suntour XCR is a coil fork which is expected in this price range.
Fork: SR Suntour XCR 100mm
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore
Shift Lever: Shimano Deore M6100
Cassette: Shimano Deore M6100 12-speed 10-51
Crank: Shimano MT510
Bottom bracket: Shimano BSA BB52
Chain: Shimano CN-M6100
Disc Brake: Shimano MT200
Front Tire: Schwalbe Tough Tom 2.25"
Rear Tire: Schwalbe Rapid Rob 2.25''
https://www.canyon.com/en-us/moun.../2613.html
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Generic brakes.
Prowheel Bottom Bracket.
Generic crankset.
Sun Cassette.
Which means it only came with a Shimano derailleur and all the other listed/advertised Shimano components were a no show. Tires were as listed.
Made a call last week when bike arrived to Canyon Customer Service. Did a callback and they returned call about two hours later. Rep didn't know anything about bicycles and was just reading off the computer and issuing apologies. For the $100-200 of missing higher end, name brand components they offered a $25 store credit towards their accessories. I declined and contemplated just returning the bike.
I asked the Rep for a list of the parts that did come on the bike. So I could know what's there for future service, replacement, warranty. They don't know. You get your bike and now it's your mystery to figure out. Just like buying a bicycle from Walmart.
I decided it was still a decent deal and I would be upgrading many of those parts anyway. Started assembling the bike. Found a previously unnoticed paint chip by the headstock and other small chips under the bottom tube near the headstock. Several go through to metal. It's under the bike and package arrived safely (no exterior damage), so those chips were more than likely missed by QC.
Called Canyon back (6/21/23). Two hours later got callback. This Rep even more robotic with no understanding what "components" meant when referring to a bicycle. No touch up paint option. Not even paint color information or numbers for a local shop to use in repair. Once again....the only option is full return. Oh and by the way, they're out of that bike, so no exchange option.
"We're able to offer you a $50 refund." "It will take 6-8 business days for the $50 to process."
I'm not impressed with Canyon's business plan or customer service after the sale. They sell it and then they're done. They get one star (out of five) for at least having someone return phone calls. Even if that person truly has no tools or resources to actually fix anything.
Good luck everyone.
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* Shimano chain
* Shimano derailleur
* SunRace cassette
If the crank and bottom bracket are prowheel, I don't see any markings.
The CSR first stated that parts are subject to change. I pushed. Then was offered a free hat or t-shirt. I pushed again stating it's unreasonable that they advertise Shimano and then replace them with unbranded components. Then they offered me $100 reimbursement for the purchase of replacement parts after I send an invoice.
I figured that was about the best others have received, so I accepted.
* Shimano chain
* Shimano derailleur
* SunRace cassette
If the crank and bottom bracket are prowheel, I don't see any markings.
The CSR first stated that parts are subject to change. I pushed. Then was offered a free hat or t-shirt. I pushed again stating it's unreasonable that they advertise Shimano and then replace them with unbranded components. Then they offered me $100 reimbursement for the purchase of replacement parts after I send an invoice.
I figured that was about the best others have received, so I accepted.
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XS women's
The pathlite that I bought for my wife has been great - the derailleur was set up and there were no major problems. I guess even if they put decent components on a cheap bike they're still cutting corners like quality control.