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June 2026 · Dario DiGiulio
It's a little loud, and there's no room for a water bottle, but there's still a lot to like about the new Lithium.
Energetic, predictable suspension performance
Geometry provides good handling on varied terrain
Excellent value for complete builds
Very noisy frame, as stock
Not the most composed through rough terrain
Geometry could be improved for climbing
June 2026 · Canfield Bikes
Built around the patented CBF suspension platform, the newly updated Tilt and Lithium arrive with UDH compatibility and a refined, trailside-adjustable dropout system.
Feb 2025 · Jeff Barber
The Canfield Yelli Screamy hardtail mountain bike handles technical trails with ease and is designed to last.
Short chainstays make for a nimble bike that’s easy to manual and is a dream for technical trail riding
Solid build kits
Home mechanic friendly and a bomber frame
Polarizing look
The flip side to short chainstays is less confidence at speed and limited rear tire clearance.
Jan 2025 · Cory Benson
Just over a year ago, Colorado bike maker Canfield updated their small-batch steel hardtail, and now its back in much lighter titanium with the limited…
Jan 2025 · Canfield Bikes
The limited edition titanium frame is designed for use with a 140 - 160mm fork.
Oct 2024 · Ron Koch
We wouldn’t think twice about taking the Tilt out on an all-day epic with thousands of feet of climbing and hours in the saddle, yet we would also pick it for a day in the bike park.
Progressive geometry and robust build kit
Light and agile for all-day epics
Burly enough for bike park and jump lines
Durable, robust, and simple to maintain frame
Refined Canfield Balance Formula (CBF) linkage for efficient climbing and excellent downhill performance
Snappy and efficient climber
Capable and versatile descender
Seeks out side hits and hidden trail gaps
Water-bottle mounting on the underside of the downtube is a hindrance
Some riders may find the reach a tad short for stability at high speeds
65-degree head tube angle felt a smidge too steep on fast and loose trails for some
Q: Which Canfield bikes are most popular?
The most popular Canfield model families are the ONE.2, YELLI SCREAMY and BALANCE.
Q: Does Canfield make eBikes?
No, Canfield manufactures conventional bikes and has not yet entered the e-bike market.