Used & refurbished gravel bikes
Hit the gravel roads with confidence on Canyon’s used and refurbished gravel bikes, carefully inspected and tuned for whatever the trail throws your way. Our certified pre-owned models deliver the perfect mix of speed, stability and adventure-ready durability at a friendlier price. Explore refurbished gravel rigs built for long days in the saddle, fast forest loops and everything in between. Get the freedom to roam with proven performance and serious value.
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