There's no doubt that the biggest recent news in women’s racing is the development of the Canyon//SRAM pro cycling team for 2016. Launching with what’s likely the nicest livery in the game, the new women’s team builds on what the former Velocio-SRAM team started.
A bike worthy of its name
Updated for 2016, the Ultimate CF SLX is a rare breed of race bike. With this, it’s claimed to be super light, super stiff, aero and yet comfortable. Rarely can brands claim so many key attributes, but our experience shows that in this case it isn't mere marketing nonsense.
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The German-engineered Ultimate CF SLX lays claim to an impressive stiffness to weight ratio with a medium frame said to weigh just 780g (meaning Tiffany Cromwell’s XXS frame is probably significantly lighter).
While Canyon has kept the stiffness-to-weight ratio figures rather similar to the bike’s previous generation, there’s a newfound focus on aerodynamics and comfort.
Also read
- Canyon//SRAM unveil colourful racing kit for 2016
- Tiffany Cromwell's Canyon Speedmax CF SLX
- Canyon//SRAM partner Zwift to find a pro rider via virtual riding program
- A closer look at the Canyon//SRAM kit and bikes - Video
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