Gravel bikes with suspension
Gravel bikes with front suspension are designed to enhance comfort and control on rough, mixed terrain. Unlike traditional rigid gravel bikes, Canyon’s models incorporate suspension with 30–40 mm of travel allowing the front wheel to absorb shocks from uneven surfaces like rocky trails, washboard gravel roads, or rooty paths. Discover our models and choose between RockShox and DT Swiss X Canyon forks.
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4.499 €Original price
5.499 €You save 1.000 €or from 96 €/Mo. -
6.999 €or from 149 €/Mo.
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Colour: Grellow
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Colour: New Moon Stealth
Bosch Performance Line SX, Shimano GRX RX812 GS4.799 €or from 102 €/Mo. -
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Colour: Birch Wafer
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Colour: Forest Fizz
SRAM X0 Eagle AXS Transmission, Carbon Wheels5.999 €or from 128 €/Mo. -
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Colour: Fade to Black
Bosch Performance Line SX, SRAM X0 Eagle AXS Transmission6.499 €Original price7.999 €You save 1.500 €or from 139 €/Mo. -
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Colour: Pineapple Gummy
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Colour: Lavender Gelato
SRAM Rival XPLR AXS RD 13s, Aluminium Wheels3.499 €or from 75 €/Mo. -
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Colour: Amethyst Shade
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Colour: Arctic Noir
Shimano GRX Di2 RD-RX825, DT Swiss GRC 11006.999 €or from 149 €/Mo. -
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