Let's see them Canyon bike pics.
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pegasus
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Very nice indeed 
Thats a cool photo, really moody
Hasse Birkmose
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Now lets see them Canyon 2020 pics!!!
What mudguard do you have on the rear?
pegasus
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My day today... eenymeanymineymo which way to go ???
raymondkerr
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Second ride out on the new bike, loving it so far.
MrDuece
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Second ride out on the new bike, loving it so far.
Nice! Just got the same and loving it. Where did you get the blue decals from?
raymondkerr
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Keetoo
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nice bike, are the blue decals fitting over the excisting ones ?
raymondkerr
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Yes you can't remove the original canyon logo, the decals are not quite the same size but looks ok (from a distance lol)
I'm waiting on fox fork decals in blue coming soon to match hopefully.
Keetoo
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thanks for your reply, would you be so kind to make a detailed close up photo of it ? thinking of buying them too for my wifes bike.
raymondkerr
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the way the decals are placed, they are not the exact size, but to be honest, looking from the side on they look fine.
Keetoo
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Thanks for the photo, look good to me. Going to order some
pegasus
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Can't see the bike, but this is a gentle morning out...on this...
Jonnymac
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tompten111
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Neuron:On
In Sweden
In Sweden
Jonnymac
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Cheers for the decals tip Raymond. Just stuck some orange ones on mine
Jonnymac
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raymondkerr
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looks awesome Jonny.
illvisionz
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More Pictures please
More Pictures please
Peaky Rider
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It's been a bit damp here in the Derbyshire Dales this last couple of weeks, a major flood resulting in inches and even feet of mud, so I have done my best to 'mud proof' my Spectral as you will see in the attached photos.
On the front, I have a standard RRP mudguard, only 60% to 70% effective but way better than the oft used pieces of plasticised paper which I find are little more than a fashion accessory.
On the rear I have a mudhugger which is the model I have found works best with rear suspension. I have extended the rear of the mudhugger by three inches with an old plastic plant pot. On the leading edge of the mudhugger, I have attached a cannibalised front mudhugger. This keeps crap away from the suspension pivots and cranks brilliantly and stops lumps of mud accumulating on top the chain guide.
Finally, I have covered the battery in a neoprene sleeve. This not only keeps the battery snug and dry, it also stops sludge etc accumulating in the battery cradle.
Just need to learn to swim now.
On the front, I have a standard RRP mudguard, only 60% to 70% effective but way better than the oft used pieces of plasticised paper which I find are little more than a fashion accessory.
On the rear I have a mudhugger which is the model I have found works best with rear suspension. I have extended the rear of the mudhugger by three inches with an old plastic plant pot. On the leading edge of the mudhugger, I have attached a cannibalised front mudhugger. This keeps crap away from the suspension pivots and cranks brilliantly and stops lumps of mud accumulating on top the chain guide.
Finally, I have covered the battery in a neoprene sleeve. This not only keeps the battery snug and dry, it also stops sludge etc accumulating in the battery cradle.
Just need to learn to swim now.
Jonnymac
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More Pictures please
Justchillin
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Anyone else tried 200mm 27.5 upfront
raymondkerr
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