mstateglfr 

Domane, as mentioned. The top tube is much longer than your top tube in the chart you provided, but the reach measurement on a Domane is really short compared to the stack height, when you look at the larger sizes.
I really think you should figure out the stack and reach measurements for your Habanero frame. Its a relatively easy process to figure out both, like 5min of some accurate measurements and simple math.

A 62cm Domane has a stack height of 656mm and reach of only 386mm. And while it comes with a 110mm stem, thats an easy swap to use a shorter stem. Also, the head tube length is longer than your Habanero head tube by 35mm.

Thats a guess since your Habanero frame geometry doesnt list stack or reach. Those two measurements really are 90% of whats needed to figure out fit between a couple of drop bar bikes.

mstateglfr 

100mm stem is short? When did that happen? I know it isnt long, but it sure seems to be the most middle of the road common length for stems on larger bikes. They sometimes have 110mm too, but I just havent ever looked at or used a 100mm stem and thought I was using a short stem.
...I very well could be oblivious on this.

mschwett 

so, just for fun i plugged a range around the frame stack and reach from your diagram (363mm reach, 627mm stack) into the geometrygeeks search engine, and the only carbon road frame it comes up with is the domane (380 reach, 611 stack). lots of steel touring/bikepacking bikes. there are a few other interesting results - two models ago drop bar diverge is really close (379 reach, 613 stack), as are some of the carbon sirrus (366mm reach, 619mm stack!) of course neither of those fit the bill. another data point towards the custom approach, or maybe a domane with a long stem and a riser bar...

Iride01 

Have you looked at a Specialized Roubaix? Assuming that Canyon Endurace was a M or 56 cm size, then a 56 cm Roubaix is 34 mm higher stack. A Specialize Diverge in a 56 cm will get you a 39 mm higher stack but you'll be stretched out 14 mm more, but can compensate with a shorter stem.

datlas 

I have a 10 year old Roubaix 58cm that someone gave to me as a gift. I have the seatpost up to the max and a 90mm stem....and it's "ok" but the fit/comfort are still a compromise compared to the custom Habanero. I would need an XL seatpost to try a 56.

I appreciate all the suggestions and may consider a Domane vs. wait/consider custom CF down the road as my rim brake/cable shifting bike becomes "obsolete."

genejockey 

100 is a little on the short side for a large bike, it seems to me, but the more important aspect is that if he's running a 100 mm stem NOW, and he buys a frame with 25mm more reach, he'd have to go with a 75mm stem to get the same "Reach +", to use Canyon's parlance. If he were currently running a 110 or 120, he wouldn't have to go as extreme on the stem. See what I mean?

EDIT: Also he's already running a riser stem, and if he has to go to a stem that's only 3/4 the length, he'll end up with the bars lower OR have to get a more extreme angled stem.

datlas 

Thanks again to everyone who commented. No decisions but plenty to think about.

One more picture, this is the 2013 58cm Roubaix gift bike. As you can see, the seatpost is ridiculously high (just about max), and I used a short up-sloping stem as well. The end result is close to my Habanero fit, but probably a professional bike fitter’s nightmare!




And lastly, my 1986 Custom Alpine, now doing duty on the trainer.

tomato coupe

Alchemy might be less than that.

Camilo

Find a geometry chart for your current bike and compare it to a bunch of other bikes that you'd consider. It's easy to tell how they compare (tube lengths, angles, etc) and then you can tell if, within normal fit parts, it will work for you.

Lombard

It appears Geometry Geeks has now made this numbers search a paid feature.