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Canyon Torque:ON CF 7

Canyon · 2025-2026

Enduro Full Power

Torque:ON CF 7

Reach

475 mm

size M

Standover

745 mm

size M

Stack

648 mm

size M

Motor

Shimano EP600

85 Nm

Battery

800 Wh

Travel

180/175 mm

Wheel

Mullet (29/27.5)

Category

Enduro

Motor class

Full Power

Frame

Carbon

Weight

25.1 kg (M)

MSRP

€3,999

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Shop prices

4prices · 1shops

ShopSizePriceStockDiscount
CanyonS€3,499.00In stock -13%
CanyonM€3,499.00In stock -13%
CanyonL€3,499.00In stock -13%
CanyonXL€3,499.00In stock -13%

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Current best
€3,499 (Canyon)
Lowest ever
€3,499 (Canyon, 2 May 2026)
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€3,499
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Geometry

Measurement SMLXL
Reach (mm) 450 475 500 525
Stack (mm) 639 648 657 666
Head tube angle (°) 63.5 63.5 63.5 63.5
Seat tube angle (°) 77.5 77.5 77.5 77.5
Chainstay (mm) 445 445 445 445
Wheelbase (mm) 1247 1276 1306 1335
BB drop (mm) 32 32 32 32
Fork offset (mm) 44 44 44 44
ETT (mm) 592 619 646 673
Standover (mm) 738 745 765 777
Fork travel (mm) 180 180 180 180
Rear travel (mm) 175 175 175 175
Rider height (cm) 160–177 172–185 180–194 189–205

Components

Component Spec Est. value
Frame Carbon €1,800
Motor Shimano EP600, 85 Nm €350
Battery 800 Wh, removable €760
Fork Fox 38 Rhythm, 180mm, GRIP damper €600
Shock RockShox Super Deluxe Select, 225x70mm, 175mm travel €400
Drivetrain Shimano Deore, 12-speed, 10-51T €200 (-1 gen)
Brakes Shimano MT420, 4-piston, 203mm €120
Wheels WTB ST i30, alloy, 30mm internal €350
Front tyre Maxxis Assegai 29x2.5, EXO, tubeless ready €65
Rear tyre Maxxis Minion DHR II 27.5x2.6, EXO, tubeless ready €60
Dropper post TranzX Dropper, 30.9mm €120
Total estimated value €4,825

Estimated range (calculated)

Eco

~94

km

Trail

~53

km

Boost

~33

km

Estimate based on 800 Wh and EP600 motor. Actual range varies with terrain, rider weight and temperature.

Reviews

6.6

/10

2 reviews

E-MOUNTAINBIKE Magazine, Expert curated

Strengths

  • + 180/175mm travel with 63.5° head angle for maximum descending confidence
  • + 800Wh battery enables massive days — 85km/1,900m elevation claimed
  • + Mullet setup (29/27.5) provides stability up front with playful rear agility
  • + Canyon D2C pricing: carbon enduro eMTB at an incredible value
  • + New Darfon IP7 waterproof battery addresses recall concerns
  • + 77.5° seat angle aids climbing efficiency despite aggressive geometry

Weaknesses

  • − Shimano EP600 is critically underpowered for a demanding enduro bike
  • − ~24kg makes it ponderous on flat terrain and above assist cutoff
  • − Battery recall history (same platform as Spectral:ON)
  • − Struggles on tight technical climbs due to weight and long wheelbase
  • − EP600's slow response is particularly painful on steep enduro climbs
  • − RockShox ZEB base fork lacks adjustability for serious enduro use
  • − Overkill for most riders — requires demanding terrain to justify

Motor: The EP600 is a poor match for an enduro platform. On 180mm enduro bikes, riders need instant powerful motor response for steep technical climbs. The EP600's slower response and reduced power vs EP801 is especially noticeable here. This is a bike that deserves a better motor.