Serious cyclists now have serious options, courtesy of two new models from Canyon
With two new bikes, the Endurace ONfly e-bike and the Endurace AllRoad, Canyon is innovating with both price and performance

A couple of new releases from Canyon showcase the pro bike maker’s ability cover all bases. First up is the new Endurace ONfly, a new flagship e-Road bike that the German company claims is the lightest in its class. At under 10kg, this pro-level bike maintains the look and feel of a standard high-performance road bike by integrating the motor and battery within the frame.
The flagship Canyon Endurace ONfly SUB-10 e-bike
Canyon hopes the new model will accelerate the development of electric road bikes, an area that doesn’t get as much love or attention as the popular electric mountain bike range. The Endurace ONfly uses an HPR40 drive system from TQ, capable of providing a 200W boost to the pedals when needed.
Canyon Endurace ONfly e-bike
There are four Endurace ONfly models to choose from, all of which have carbon frames, right up to the flagship SUB-10 model which uses the very latest in composite manufacturing processes. An optional range extender battery, in the popular water bottle-style, adds more power when needed.
Canyon Endurace AllRoad
At the other end of the scale is Canyon’s new Endurace AllRoad series, an affordable endurance road bike designed for a variety of tasks, from weekend rides to everyday commuting. Despite the price point, the Endurace: AllRoad has high-end features like hydraulic disc brakes, as well as Shimano drivetrain, brakes and front and rear derailleur. The aluminium-framed bike has a carbon fork and the ability to take a variety of tire sizes depending on the use case.
Canyon Endurace AllRoad
Canyon, founded in 1985, builds a variety of bikes for use everywhere from road, gravel, mountain and city, in addition to offering electrified versions of most of their key models. By squeezing e-power into the slim frame and ultra lightweight of the Endurace ONfly, the company has made a road machine that doesn’t compromise aesthetics or performance. Other recent projects include a bespoke frame-making service as well as collaborations with the likes of Kraftwerk’s Ralf Hütter.
Canyon Endurace AllRoad
Canyon Endurace ONfly starts from £4,199, Canyon.com
Canyon Endurace AllRoad starts from £999, Canyon.com, @Canyon
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Jonathan Bell has written for Wallpaper* magazine since 1999, covering everything from architecture and transport design to books, tech and graphic design. He is now the magazine’s Transport and Technology Editor. Jonathan has written and edited 15 books, including Concept Car Design, 21st Century House, and The New Modern House. He is also the host of Wallpaper’s first podcast.
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