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This is a silly as in silly funny thread...

Lots of German MTBs out there.

 

Another funny silly but true fact about German made canyon bikes....

Did u know you cannot buy a new German canyon bike from a canyon bike shop in Switzerland?

 

You have to import it from Germany and they are not officially allowed to sell them in Switzerland

 

Something to do with that their is a Swiss canyon bike manufacturer or something like that .....

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This is a silly as in silly funny thread...

Lots of German MTBs out there.

Another funny silly but true fact about German made canyon bikes....

Did u know you cannot buy a new German canyon bike from a canyon bike shop in Switzerland?

You have to import it from Germany and they are not officially allowed to sell them in Switzerland

Something to do with that their is a Swiss canyon bike manufacturer or something like that .....

They aren't branded as Canyon. This is the Swiss version of Canyon Ultimate. Note the bike branded as Ultimate

 

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They aren't branded as Canyon. This is the Swiss version of Canyon Ultimate. Note the bike branded as Ultimate

 

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That's correct

The Swissies have there own Canyon brand.... 

 

http://canyon.ch/

 

Nothing to do with the Canyon's that originate from Germany...

This is the reason why you cannot buy a new German Canyon in Switz

 

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the swiss Canyon brand is pretty extensive as well but not as well known as the German Canyon.

 

https://www.purecycling.ch/

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stockli is swiss i think.

it would appear so, got confused with Storck. oops. swiss german good enough?

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Very nice :drool:

 

What do you think of the DT Swiss wheels?

Early impressions are good, they seem very solidly built. Hard to give you much useful feedback though, they are very different to my previous 29'er wheels - wider, smaller, stiffer, quieter & lighter!

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