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Canyon Unveils the 175mm Travel Aluminum Torque

Canyon has unveiled an 175mm travel “super enduro” bike called the Torque for 2018. Billed as it’s bike for sending big lines it’s one step below Canyon’s Sender in the gnarly department. Often times, big bikes come with a big price tag but the Aluminum version of the Torque comes in at a cool $2,500.

For that $2,500 you get a 180mm RockShox Yari RC Solo Air  in the front and a RockShox Super Deluxe R connected to a similar linkage and kinematic as the Sender CF. The new linkage readjusts the placement of the pivot points and sets the shock in a lateral position. For drivetrain you’ll get SRAM NX and the braking power is provided by SRAM Guide RE bakes. The wheelset DT Swiss E 1850 Spline at 30 mm mounted up with  Maxxis Minion DHR II tires.

At over 33 pounds it won’t win any weight contests, but if you spend most of your time shuttling big lines and riding park, this could be a sweet rig.

Full specs can be found here

Frame size XS S M L XL
Height (cm) 155-162 162-170 170-178 178-186 186-200
A Saddle Height (mm) 623-742 662-782 702-847 742-886 782-926
B Seat tube length 380 400 440 455 500
C Top tube length 571 597 620 642 665
D Head tube length 105 115 125 135 145
E Head tube angle 65,3
F Seat tube angle 74
G Chainstay length 428
H Wheel base 1146,7 1170,9 1195,1 1219,3 1243,4
I Stack 609 618 627 636 645
J Reach 400 420 440 460 480
K Stand-over height 764 751 756 760 756
L Bottom bracket Offset 15
Spacer 15
Stem length 40
Handlebar width 780
Crank length 165
Seat post diameter 30,9
Seat post length 380 380 420 420 420
Wheel size 27,5
Front fork travel 180
Rear shock travel 175
Shock length 230 250 250 250 250

 

Matt Stenson

I'm a mountain biker currently residing in Montrose, Colorado. I love riding bikes with my family and friends, race casually and am plain crazy about bikes.

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