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New Canyon Aeroad released

The new Canyon Aeroad has landed, replacing the brand’s original aero race bike model. The most striking differences are the tube dimensions of the new Aeroad. The old version was thin and slender, the new one is all muscle.

Aero updates

Canyon collaborated with aerodynamics experts Swiss Side to develop the new frame. According to Canyon, the original Aeroad went through three CFD test loops (prototypes) whereas this new model went through 22 CFD test loops/prototypes and took the CFD engineer four months of

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