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Old 11-22-20, 07:19 AM
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Canyon Roadlite 7 vs Roadlite CF 7

Hi, yes, another new user looking for a product recommendation. Sorry and thank you in advance

I cycle commute in London, 20 to 30k a day, six days a week. My current bike is a 2015 Specialized Hardrock which I have upgraded to the last bolt.

Went to a Giant store yesterday and I felt that the salesman was trying too hard to sell their Fastroad Advanced 1.

So the question is, how much more of a bike am I getting in terms of performance when choosing the carbon instead of the aluminium version of Roadlite?
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Unless you have secure indoor bike storage at your job that doesn’t require locking your bike, I would not get carbon. It’s too susceptible to side loads and impacts. Aluminum will be much more durable if locked to a rack or pole.

Carbon may be a bit lighter, but the weight of the bike overall depends. As for performance, I just finished a ride with a friend who has a metal bike. I have carbon. He is faster, better on hills, and can ride further.
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Mojo31,

Thanks, I'll take that into consideration.
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