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Offres du Jour2022 Canyon
Lux CF 7
Prix du fabricant
3 699 €| Cadre | Carbone |
|---|---|
| Suspension | complet, 100 / 100mm |
| Fourche | Fox Performance Elite Float 32 |
| Amortisseur arrière | Fox Float DPS Performance Elite |
| roues | 29″ Carbone |
| Transmission | 1 × 12 |
| Groupe | XT |
| Freins | Shimano XT Disque hydraulique |
< 176cm
174cm – 184cm
182cm – 193cm
191cm +
Résumé
The Canyon Lux cross-country bike family is praised for its lightweight design, efficient climbing, and modern geometry, making it a strong contender in the XC race category. However, its suspension performance and comfort levels receive mixed reviews, with some noting a lack of sensitivity in technical terrain. The bike's versatility is sometimes questioned, especially outside race conditions, and the absence of dropper posts on some builds is a common critique.
Lightweight design with efficient climbing capabilities
Modern geometry for improved handling
High-quality component specification
Excellent for XC racing
Clean and integrated cable routing
Suspension lacks sensitivity in technical terrain
Absence of dropper posts on some builds
Mixed reviews on comfort and versatility
Internal cable routing complicates maintenance
The Lux Trail really isn’t up to the benchmark standard we expect from the Koblenz crew.
Bike Perfectrocketing up the climbs while being ready to bomb down technical descents
BikerumorIt’s fast off the line, ruthlessly efficient on the climbs and rewards hard pedalling efforts with no loss of power.
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juil. 2023 · Nelson
The Lux World Cup is claimed to be the lightest in the world, with the frame weighing just 1,535 grams.
mai 2023 · Jeff Barber
The Canyon Lux Trail isn't a short-travel trail bike; it's more precisely a long-travel XC mountain bike.
Lightweight and efficient pedaler
Comfortable and capable descender
Great value
Geometry is not particularly progressive
Needs a better dropper remote
Only one frame color available with the CF 7 build
juin 2022 · James Huang
It’s longer and slacker like everything else these days, but don’t call it a downcountry bike.
janv. 2022 · Guy Kesteven
Is Canyon’s half new and half old Lux Trail CF8 the full package when it comes to downcountry mountain biking?
Excellent AXS wireless component spec for the money
Benchmark DT Swiss carbon wheel and Maxxis tire team
Combined suspension lockout
Stretched straight-line stability
Double big bottle space
Super neat chain keeper
Tidy steering lock stopper
Tool free wheel removal
Under leveraged shock is too stiff
Overly linear suspension feel once moving
Tangible power loss when pedaling
Excessive seat tube height restricts size options
Long reach needs a shorter stem/steeper seat angle
Harsh bar feel
Direct buy only
nov. 2021 · Daz Hall
Why does Daz think this Canyon Lux Trail CF 8 might be the best value bike in this category that you can buy?
nov. 2021
The Canyon Lux Trail CF 8 suspension is firm, fast, and freakin' fun but the geometry is too rooted in its XC-Race roots to be fairly marketed as a proper trail bike.
Excellent rear suspension performance, efficient and capable
Great climbing performance, floats up smooth and technical trails
Clean, simple, and seamless frame integration
Two usable in-frame water bottles
AXS Reverb dropper post is excellent and easy to remove for storage
Strong potential for upgrade to a very capable trail bike
Overall suffers from being an evolutionary step, marketed as trail bike but is XC race bike
Long seat mast limits dropper post insertion and fun on steeper terrain
Stock components: terrible grips, bladed saddle, oversized chainring, flat bar roadie (Level) brakes
Geometry: relatively short wheelbase, steep head tube angle (67.5°), not ideal for aggressive descending
Suspension setup finicky, requires careful tuning
Battery and wireless remote management for AXS
Not as fun on wet/greasy trails; becomes a survival battle
SID Select+ fork could be stiffer; Pike Ultimate would be an improvement
août 2021 · Travis Engel
Most brands just add travel to their XC bikes to make a trail version, but the Canyon Lux Trail has an entirely new front triangle.
| Cadre | Canyon Lux CF SL, Material: Carbon, Travel: 100 mm, Axle Dimension: 12 x 148 mm, Brake Mount: Flat Mount Norme BB: BB86/BB92, Appuyez sur Fit Couleur: Team Alpecin-Fenix |
|---|---|
| Fourche | FOX 32 Step-Cast Performance Elite Remote Voyager: 100mm Type de ressort: Air |
| Amortisseur arrière | FOX Float DPS Performance Elite Remote Voyager: 100mm |
| Pédalier | Shimano Pressfit BB71 |
| Tige | Race Face Ride |
| Guidon | Race Face Ride Rise |
| Selle | Selle Italia SLS Boost FeC, Saddle shaped to support a more aggressive riding position. |
| Tige de selle | Race Face Ride Type: Rigide |
| Pédales | None included |
| Poignées | Ergon GA20, High-grade lock-on grips providing comfort and control in equal measure. |
| Derailleur arriere | Shimano Deore XT M8100 12speed, Precise 1x12 drivetrain. |
|---|---|
| Manivelle | Shimano Deore XT M8100 34T, 34-tooth single chainring. |
| Manettes | Shimano Deore XT, 12-speed, Rear derailleur shifter, 12-speed, Textured rubber lever pad, Multi-Release, 2-way release, I-Spec EV clamp allows 14mm lateral adjustment and 20-degrees rotation adjustment, 130 g |
| Cassette | Shimano XT, 12-speed (10-51), Cassette size: 10-51T, Gear range: 510% |
| Chaîne | Shimano M8100 12-speed |
| Freins | Shimano Deore XT M8100 | Shimano Deore XT M8110 Flatmount Type: Shimano XT Disque hydraulique |
| Jantes | Reynolds TR309c XC | Reynolds TR289c XC, S12 |
|---|---|
| Pneus | MAXXIS Ikon Exo 2.35" |
| Disques | Shimano RT-MT800, 180mm | Shimano RT-MT800, 160mm |
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