Torque DH CLLCTV

The Torque’s progressive freeride geo + a full downhill spec with a 190mm dual crown fork = a bike born to charge hard and have fun doing it.

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Key features

AL – metal rules

Meet the next generation of robust, high-performance aluminium frames. Like its carbon counterpart, the AL frame meets our Category 5 testing standards and is ready for the most demanding trails and biggest jumps. Thanks to its updated tube shapes, the new frame is 200 g lighter than its predecessor while still improving stiffness.

Next level capability

Ride faster and smoother on the most technical singletrack thanks to the Torque’s new progressive geo. Rocking a slacker head angle, steeper seat tube angle and a longer reach and wheelbase, the Torque AL doesn’t use the same flip chip as the CF model, but combines the advantages of both settings with a 63° head angle and a 77.5° seat tube angle.

Clever cable routing

The bike’s cables and lines run cleanly through a foam hose inside the front triangle. This eliminates cable rattle in technical terrain and protects your cables from the elements. The cables are then externally routed on the rear triangle for easier maintenance.

Freeride meets downhill

Kitted with a burly dual crown fork and a complete downhill spec, this Torque is an absolute beast. Whether you aspire to send it at the Fest series, huck gaps at Rampage or become the next great privateer on the DH circuit, this bike will get you down every track and over any gap.

Components

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All components are based on size M

Frame

Frame
- Canyon Torque AL
- Aluminium long-travel freeride frame built for seasons-long hard riding at the bike park and in the big mountains. Frame category 5.
- Axle dimension 12x148 mm
- Material Aluminium (AL)
- Weight 1,232 g
Rear Shock
- RockShox SuperDeluxe Select
- Spring 350
Suspension Fork
- RockShox Boxxer Select RC 29"
- Travel 190 mm
- Fork steer tube diameter 1 1/8"
- Weight 2,280 g
Seatpost Clamp
- Canyon SC0001

Drivetrain

Rear Derailleur
- SRAM GX DH 7s
- Cage length medium
- Weight 273 g
Chainguard
- e13 Vario Compact Slider DMB
Shift Lever
- SRAM GX DH Trigger 7s
- Weight 125 g
Cassette
- SRAM PG-720 DH 11-25 7s
- Number of sprockets 7
- Range 11-25
Crank
- Descendant 6K
- Number of chainrings 1
Bottom bracket
- SRAM DUB BSA
- Bottom bracket standard BSA 73
- Weight 78 g
Chain
- SRAM PC 1110 11s

Brakes

Disc Brake
- SRAM Code R
Disc Brake
- SRAM Code R
Brake Rotor
- SRAM Centerline
- Size 200 mm
- Weight 190 g
Brake Rotor
- SRAM Centerline
- Size 220 mm
- Weight 223 g

Wheels

Front Wheel
- Sun Ringle Duroc
- Axle dimension 20x110 mm
- Rotor mount IS 6-bolt
- Rim material Aluminium
- Weight 1,060 g
Rear Wheel
- Sun Ringle Duroc SH11
- Axle dimension 12x148 mm
- Rotor mount IS 6-bolt
- Rim material Aluminium
- Weight 1,150 g
Tyre
- Maxxis Minion DHR II 2.4"
- Width 2.4"
- Weight 900 g
Tyre
- Maxxis Minion DHR II 2.4" Wide Trail
- Width 2.4"
- Weight 950 g
Thru Axle
- Canyon GP0255-01
- Axle dimension 12x148 mm

Cockpit

Stem
- Canyon G5
- G5 aluminium stem for double-crown forks. Developed with Canyon downhill pros, proven on the world’s toughest stages. Length 45 mm.
- Fork steer tube diameter 1 1/8"
- Clamping diameter 31,8 mm
- Material Aluminium (AL)
Handlebar
- Canyon G5
- G5 stands for gravity riding, and category 5. This aluminium bar has superb ergonomics and durability.
- Clamping diameter 31,8 mm
- Rise 30 mm
Grips
- Canyon G5

Seat

Saddle
- Ergon SMD20
- Weight 315 g
Seatpost
- Canyon G5
- Canyon G5 aluminium seatpost. Length 300 mm.
- Seatpost diameter 30,9 mm
- Material Aluminium (AL)
- Weight 270 g

Light

Lights
- Reflector Set

Accessories

Pedals
- None included
Manuals and Accessories
- Canyon Organza Bag
Manuals and Accessories
- Canyon Assembly Paste
Manuals and Accessories
- Canyon Smallbox
Manuals and Accessories
- Canyon Torque Wrench
Manuals and Accessories
- Quick Start Guide Torque M113
Manuals and Accessories
- Canyon Shock Pump 300 Psi

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Geometry & dimensions

Basic geometry

Detailed geometry table
Frame size
Body Height in cm	≤ 177	172 - 185	180 - 194	≥ 189
a Seat Height in mm	553 - 653	588 - 688	588 - 688	593 - 693
b Seat Tube Length in mm	395	430	430	435
c Top Tube Length in mm	567	594	620	647
d Head Tube Length in mm	95	105	110	130
e Head Tube Angle	63,5°	63,5°	63,5°	63,5°
f Seat Tube Angle	78°	78°	78°	78°
g Chainstay Length in mm	424	424	424	424
h Wheel Base in mm	1.202	1.231	1.261	1.290
i Stack in mm	619	628	637	646
j Reach in mm	435	460	485	510
k Stand-over Height in mm	758	763	768	775
l Bottom Bracket Offset in mm	30	30	30	30

Component geometry

Detailed geometry table
Frame size
Spacer in mm	20,0	20,0	20,0	20,0
Stem Length in mm	45	45	45	45
Handlebar Width in mm	780	780	800	800
Crank Length in mm	170,0	170,0	170,0	170,0
Chainring Size	34	34	34	34
Seat Post Diameter in mm	30,9	30,9	30,9	30,9
Seat Post Length in mm	300	300	300	300
Maximum Seat Post Insertion Depth in mm	190	190	190	190
Minimum Seat Post Insertion Depth in mm	90	90	90	90
Wheel Size	29"/27.5"	29"/27.5"	29"/27.5"	29"/27.5"
Disc Size in mm	220 / 200	220 / 200	220 / 200	220 / 200
Front Fork Travel in mm	190	190	190	190
Rear Suspension Travel in mm	170	170	170	170
Rear shock spring rate	300	350	400	450
Fitting Length	250X70	250X70	250X70	250X70

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Bike classification

These bikes can be used by technically adept and experienced riders to tackle very challenging, extremely steep terrain with a high number of obstacles. In this category, big jumps are to be expected as well as intensive use in bike parks or on downhill courses. It is essential that these bikes are fully examined for any potential damage after every ride. Further use when using damaged parts could lead to a major component malfunction. In addition, safety-relevant parts should be replaced at regular intervals. Wearing appropriate protective gear is absolutely essential. This category includes long-travel full-suspension bikes as well as dirt bikes.

Disclaimer

Subject to technical modification without notice. Errors and omissions excepted.

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