The new Aeroad sticks to the formula, but a host of updates are designed to make it lighter, faster and easier to live with <\/p>
After teasing it in the pro peloton for a number of weeks, Canyon has announced the new Aeroad CFR, the latest update to its popular aero road bike.<\/p>
Said to be both lighter and more aerodynamic than the third-generation version<\/a>, the 2024 Canyon Aeroad is claimed boldly to be \u201cthe fastest bike in the pro peloton\u201d.<\/p> Although it retains a similar overall silhouette to the outgoing model, every tube shape has been refined subtly, while Canyon has overhauled the bike\u2019s integrated cockpit, making it more customisable than before.<\/p> The German direct-sales brand also focused on making refinements to the Aeroad\u2019s serviceability and durability.<\/p> This, Canyon says, makes the new Aeroad as fit for everyday riders as it is for world champions such as Mathieu van der Poel<\/a>.<\/p> The 2024 Canyon Aeorad range consists of six models across two tiers: CFR (standing for Canyon Factory Racing<\/a> \u2013 its flagship sub-brand) and CF SLX.<\/p> Prices start at \u00a34,499 \/ $5,599 \/ \u20ac4,199 for the SRAM Rival AXS<\/a>-equipped Aeroad CF SLX 7 AXS and rise to\u00a0 \u00a39,749 \/ $10,499 \/ \u20ac10,499 for the Aeroad CFR AXS with SRAM\u2019s new Red AXS groupset<\/a>.<\/p> Simon von Bromley rode the new 2024 Canyon Aeroad CFR Di2 at its launch event in Spain. You can read his first ride review here<\/a>.<\/p>