Eurobike 2017 News

The hottest 2018 Trail and Enduro Bikes – that you won’t see at EUROBIKE

28.08.2017
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Canyon and YT Industries

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What about Canyon and YT many of you may ask. The two German companies won’t be at the Eurobike, and at the moment we can do little but speculate what they’ve lined up for 2018. While the YT Jeffsy lineup was extended last year by a new 27.5″ version, the Canyon Spectral seems ripe for a comprehensive update. The enduro bikes of both manufacturers, the Canyon Strive and the YT Capra, could do just as well with a good makeover – even with larger wheels perhaps. We are curious to see when these best-selling bikes get updated and will report back to you as soon as we know more.

Now we’ve reached the end of our list. More 2018 news later this week from the show, until then, don’t miss the New 2018 Mountain Bikes from the EUROBIKE Media Days and the E-MTB highlights for 2018 seen at EUROBIKE Media Days.

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  1. Giant Reign
  2. Specialized Enduro
  3. ROSE Pikes Peak
  4. Trek Bikes with Thru Shaft shocks
  5. Cube Stereo 140
  6. Santa Cruz Hightower LT
  7. Radon JAB
  8. Whyte S-150
  9. Orbea Rallon
  10. Canyon and YT Industries

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