A suspension set-up with ultimate precision. Negative travel (SAG) is the most important parameter in suspension tuning. Negative travel (SAG) indicates the distance the shock absorber compresses when the rider sits on the bike. The air pressure in the shock can then be individually adjusted according to the rider’s weight in order to reach the desired amount of SAG. Thanks to the SAG monitor the adjustment of negative travel is now both precise and simple to perform. A drag indicator on the rocker arm clearly shows the relevant SAG for varying types of use. The drag indicator means that the Canyon SAG Monitor is by far superior to other systems of its kind, as reading the SAG value is trouble-free even after the rider has dismounted from his bike. The system also has one other major advantage: After a descent the maximum amount of travel used can be easily determined.

The Torque chassis allows the most diverse possibilities to route cables. Only after a second glance does one see how invaluable this can be as each manufacturer mounts the brake line on the brake piston differently. The possibility to route brake lines flexibly therefore guarantees that the line is routed safely on the frame without any loops. This prevents lines from bending in critical positions.
Well armed for the future: Retractable seat posts are becoming increasingly fashionable. That’s why Canyon now equips all its Torque frames with additional brazed-on cable guides and this allows the trouble-free fitting of the latest generation of seat posts with handlebar remote control.