Canyon Goes Low On Weight And Big On Performance With New Neuron:ON E-MTB via insideevs.com
Electric bicycles undoubtedly supercharge your cycling experience both for sport and for practicality. A lot of mainstream cycling brands have been rolling out new, performance-oriented electric bikes that center on versatility and practicality. Canyon, a popular German manufacturer of high-end bikes, is leading the charge on the eMTB sector yet again, with the launch of the 2023 Neuron:ON.
Previous iterations of the Canyon Neuron:ON were made available solely with an aluminum frame. As such, the biggest update to the model range is the addition of new carbon-fiber variants simply dubbed the Neuron:ON CF. Apart from reducing weight, the CF frames make for a more rigid ride with slightly tweaked geometry. Most notably, the bikes now feature 140 millimeters of suspension travel, a feature that Canyon says improves the bike's off-road capability.
. Power is sent to the ground via the Bosch Performance Line CX motor, and is supplied by a Bosch PowerTube with capacities ranging from 625 to 750 watt-hours. The brains of the e-bike make for quick and easy configuration via the Bosch eBke Flow mobile app, which offers navigation and ride planning features, and is compatible with Komoot to keep the bike safe and secure.
Furthermore, the new Neuron:ON CF is equipped with the ConnectModule, virtually turning the rider's smartphone into a digital key to access the bike. This adds a layer of protection to the bike, as the system incorporates an immobilizer and alarm that's automatically activated when the bike is switched off. Should movement be detected without the rider's smartphone in proximity, the alarm will sound.
In terms of pricing, the Neuron:ON CF sits at the middle of the road when it comes to carbon-fiber electric mountain bikes. The most affordable model, the CF 7, retails for 4,799 Euros with the 625 watt-hour battery pack, and 4,999 Euros for the bigger 750-watt-hour PowerTube. Meanwhile, the fancy CF 8 retails for 5,599 Euros, or about $6,123 USD. As of this writing, U.S. market pricing has yet to be confirmed, so be sure to check out Canyon's official website for updates.
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