Canyon Grand Canyon:ON 7 2024 im Test (2024)

FAQs

Can you only buy canyon bikes direct? ›

We only sell direct to you.

Where can I test ride a Canyon bike? There are multiple ways to try out our bikes. If you visit the Canyon Showroom in Koblenz, you can ride all our latest bikes and get expert buying advice from the Canyon Crew.

The price tag

The Grand Canyon:ON 9 costs £4,149/$5,098, so this is definitely a big purchase.

The basketball champion from Akron, Ohio and Canyon minor shareholder, is now fronting a joint initiative, elevating their partnership that began in 2022. The goal of the partnership is to inspire millions of potential cyclists across the globe to understand just how life changing a bike can be.

Canyon guarantees buyers of outlet bikes a 14-day right of return and a two-year warranty. Thus, from a purely legal point of view, the same guarantees are offered in the outlet as when buying new bikes in a normal online store.

The maximum tire size we'd recommend would be a 2.35/2.4 tire mounted to a rim with an internal width of 30mm rim.

A PURELY DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

As a pure online player, Canyon sells all of its bikes online.

You can get cheaper deals on lodging and activities between November and February.

The South Entrance Station is the entry point for most visitors. Located in the state of Arizona, it is 55 miles (89 km) north of Williams, Arizona via SR 64 from I-40; and 80 miles (129 km) north of Flagstaff, Arizona via US 180 from I-40 or I-17.

Is Canyon a direct-to-consumer brand? ›

Canyon is the world's largest Direct-to-Consumer (“DTC”) manufacturer of premium bikes thanks to its early adoption of this distribution model and its industry-leading German design and engineering capabilities.

To accommodate this growth, Canyon built a new factory in its hometown of Koblenz, Germany to facilitate assembly and shipping.

Canyon bikes has been acquired by a Belgian investor, as the company tries to continue its rapid growth. The German bike brand now has a new majority shareholder in the form of Groupe Bruxelles Lambert (GBL), a Belgian holding company that also holds shares in clothing brands Adidas and Burberry.