@BW_Tri wrote:
I think the majority of people would not be able to ride it with the narrow pedestal due to how narrow it brings in your arms. I would love to have that setup as my arms are relatively narrow, but don't think that setup is easily had these days. Not even sure if Sarah Crowley has it..........
Sorry I may have used "pedestal" and "spacer" interchangeably. It doesn't have to be narrow at the pads. I'm envisioning the narrow spacers, almost like a mono-bar, and the mounting surface with adjustable width. Like TriRig Alpha One. Narrow spacers do not have to mean narrow pad width. I just think it makes sense to get the the spacers out of the wind if they can be behind/in the bottle area.
teeman wrote:
Just to answer my own question regarding stack sizes in regard to the different basebar options: basebar, S, M, L:
- Riserbar 567-647 595-675 629-709
- Flatbar 542-622 570-650 604-684
- Dropbar 504-610 532-638 566-672
Hope that helps some people, because I couldn't find this information anywhere online...
Thank you! I was looking for this. I'm currently at ~620 mm stack and ~560mm reach. Considering going lower and maybe longer but can't on my 58cm P5 as I'm already slammed and maxed out on reach. The Canyon seems to be one of the few bikes that is both lower and longer. The dropbar and 85mm stem options would put my current fit right in the middle of the adjustable range. Bless Canyon for offering these options!