ccadenceBIKE COMPARISON

LESS GUESSWORK. MORE RIDING.

Find your
kind of ride.

Three bikes. Different possibilities.
See how their gears line up, then compare
the details that make a difference.

CANYON · SPAIN · OCT 2026

01 / THE GEARS, SIDE BY SIDE

Every gear. One scale.

Lower = easier climbing
Higher = more wheel turns per pedal turn
Models on the gear scale
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← EASIER CLIMBINGHARDER / HIGHER GEAR →
Drag empty space or scroll horizontally. Zoom to separate close ratios.
Select a ratio label to inspect its chainring and cassette combination.
How to read this scale

A ratio is front teeth divided by rear teeth. At 1.00, one pedal revolution turns the rear wheel once. All markers share a linear scale; label leaders point to their exact position. Coincident combinations share a marker. Every combination is shown, including cross-chained combinations you would usually avoid on a 2× drivetrain. This is not a recommended shifting sequence. Gear ratio alone does not determine climbing effort or top speed: tyre circumference, total mass, cadence, power and terrain also matter.

02 / THE DETAILS THAT MATTER

Make it your comparison.

Choose your bikes.
Keep the details you care about.

Models in the specification table
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A snapshot, not live pricing. Prices and specs checked 19 October 2026. Weight and geometry refer to size M. “Not verified” means the catalog does not establish that fact. Follow the model links for current details; shipping and packaging are extra.