Canyon Stoic 4 REVIEW | That feeling from the first meter

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  • čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
  • Canyon Stoic 4 REVIEW
    A fun all-rounder that's got the important bits right. Love at first sight!
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    0:00 Intro/Overview
    1:06 Geometry & weight
    2:25 Specs
    7:20 Test ride
    9:50 It can jump!
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Komentáře • 40

  • @williamscott791
    @williamscott791 Před 8 měsíci

    Great viedo inspired me to get one

  • @aleclerc3
    @aleclerc3 Před rokem +2

    Nice review! I have the Stoic 4 and rode it hard and often on various difficulty trails here in Michigan over the summer/fall. The bike is tough and fun!

  • @teemuv4271
    @teemuv4271 Před rokem +2

    Great video! I have had the same bike for 4 months now and I agree that it feels great. Actually even more better now having switched a 50mm riserbar on it. I'll get scared before the bike does whilst doing sketchy trails😂😂.
    Enjoy the rides!

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem

      Yes, the stack height is not very high so a riserbar makes sense! 👍

  • @pitalbc
    @pitalbc Před rokem +3

    I have Stoic 3 for almost year and half, and I love it. I spent on it 360 hours during 5250km with uphill about 100km 👍 It is a great universal bike.

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem

      Great to hear! As you heard in the video, I liked it very much too! 👍

  • @Greenflight8
    @Greenflight8 Před rokem

    I’ve got the Stoic 4 in Singapore. Ridden for only about 100kms. Love the frame Geo/feel, great fork/ tires etc. only downside I’ve had is the poor NX derailer, nothing but trouble. Been to the bike shop twice to get it tuned to shift well but when you take it for a ride it falls apart. It’s the clutch that lets it down. Super floppy chain and gets mashed, throws off the chain, skips gears in the higher range. Makes it unridable untiI get it fixed or upgraded.

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem +3

      Hi Chris!
      Yes, great bike but NX on a hardtail may not be my first choice either. The clutch is as you say pretty weak, but you can tighten it a bit with an allen key if you haven't already. You can also try to shorten the chain and fit a chain guide to prevent the chain to come loose.
      I have personally never had any shifting issues with any NX drivetrain I've tested. GX retains the adjustments better though. Loctite on the adjustment screws?
      Last resort would be to upgrade to a GX derailleur which is a clear step up in quality and it's got a stronger clutch. You're still stuck with the hub/cassette combo though if you're not prepared to swap the rear wheel too. NX use a HG freehub and GX a XD. I would say that shifting wise it doesn't matter if you run a NX hub/cassette, but the NX cassettes are heavier, wear faster and have a slightly lower max range (10/50 vs 10/52).
      Hope you get the shifting sorted!

    • @sashaantidot2444
      @sashaantidot2444 Před rokem

      Don’t complain. Its cheap for what you actually get on him

  • @miguelkieling532
    @miguelkieling532 Před rokem +2

    Great video. One question: do you prefer this Stoic over the Specialized Fuse you also tested? If so, why? I'm in between these two bikes. Thank you.

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem +2

      Ahhh, that’s difficult to answer. Great bikes, both of them!
      Spec for money, Stoic wins over Fuse. Fuse has got a nice frame though with fully internal routed cables, a proper chainstay protector and an adjustable chainstay.
      The Stoic is probably the rowdier of the 2, it’s longer and slacker BUT it is also lower in the front end.
      If I couldn’t find a very good deal on the Fuse I would probably go for the Stoic because it suits my sketchy trails a bit more and I like an enduro focused bike with good tyres and a longer reach. The Stoic in size L fits me perfectly. Fuse in L is a bit too short.

    • @miguelkieling532
      @miguelkieling532 Před rokem

      @@MTBs Thank you so much. Your answer really helped!!

  • @christianschernus885
    @christianschernus885 Před rokem

    Could you add a link to the front light you are using here? At least it looks quite nice in design. Hopefully it works as nice as it looks. But until now I only could find ugly lights I do not like to attach to my bike 🤣😭🤣

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem

      It's a Fenix BC26R. Review here:
      czcams.com/video/HgEoQmzkcbw/video.html

  • @Parakitedude
    @Parakitedude Před rokem

    I live south of Malmö...and you know how flat it is here...this or the cannondale scalpel carbon 2 SE for 2x the money?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem +1

      Yup, I have lived down there and it's definitely flat! The Stoic and the Scalpel are two completely different bikes. Since you will probably ride on mostly flat surfaces I think a XC bike is a good option though. If you wish to compare with a Canyon bike I would take a closer look at Canyon's XC range instead, like the LUX World Cup CF for example.

  • @MYnextDIYbikePROJECT
    @MYnextDIYbikePROJECT Před rokem

    How would it stand against an XC HT on a forest trail?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem +2

      It will not beat a XC bike on "Cykelvasan" if that was your question. But this is a great allrounder bike that will not stop when it gets scary.

    • @MYnextDIYbikePROJECT
      @MYnextDIYbikePROJECT Před rokem

      @@MTBs Well, no diden't expect that. The question is where do they meet? Where do they perform equally and when does one out perform the other? :)

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem +1

      When you are flying over the handlebar on your XC bike, that's when you know. 😂
      Just messing with you, I think you will have more fun with this bike on a "normal" trail but a XC bike should be faster. When a trail turns blue/red this is the bike you want/need.

    • @MYnextDIYbikePROJECT
      @MYnextDIYbikePROJECT Před rokem

      @@MTBs Hehe! the face will tell! yea, I suppose speed and fun are not always equal.

  • @Cobrass2
    @Cobrass2 Před rokem

    Hi! Is it a HG shimano freehub or Sram XD?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem

      Hi! Since the cassette is SX it is most likely a HG "freehub body", same as for NX cassettes. SRAM's XD freehub body fits GX, X01 and XX1 cassettes.
      You can still upgrade to e g a GX derailleur on this bike if you prefer that drivetrain, but you are stuck with HG cassettes if you don't upgrade your rear wheel too.

    • @Cobrass2
      @Cobrass2 Před rokem

      @@MTBs On their website in the All components list, it says DT Swiss M1900 XD, i have also emailed them the same question and they said its an XD hub body, so im quite unsure how is it possible to have an SX casssette with an XD body on. I want to upgrade all the gearing to atleast an GX and wish it was an XD :)

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem

      Weird... I still have the test bike at home. Will take a quick look when I get back home.

  • @squirrel3115
    @squirrel3115 Před 10 měsíci

    I had always heard the stoic was heavy and weighed like 33 34 pounds but he measured it out to be 30.something any ideas?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před 10 měsíci

      Which Stoic? Usually it's the wheels/tyres, fork and sometimes cassettes that makes the most different in weight.

  • @pablillocea
    @pablillocea Před rokem

    Where in Sweden are you riding?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem

      This is in Gothenburg (Lackarebäck, Delsjön and Brudaremossen specifically. You can find these areas on Trailforks.).

  • @AIK.1891
    @AIK.1891 Před měsícem

    Jag är 182 cm, men Canyon rekommenderade en M till mig... vilket jag beställt. Dock är jag dels osäker på om storleken är rätt - och nu kan man få en Trek Roscoe 9 för under 20k - så jag är lite inne på att skicka tillbaka Stoicen och ta en Roscoe istället. Vad har du för synpunkter dels på storleken (M eller L för mig på 182cm) och Stoic 4 vs Roscoe 9?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před měsícem

      Kul att priserna är mer rimliga nu!
      Canyon brukar rekommendera ngt små storlekar överlag vilket inte behöver vara fel beroende på vad man är ute efter. Ganska lång reach i L (480 mm) annars som känns perfekt för min längd. Känns som du hamnat mellan två storlekar.
      Roscoe blir lite lättare om man ska gå på reach. 470 mm i L, lite lite för mig på 185 cm men passar nog bra för ngn som är några centimeter kortare.

  • @sekopaat21
    @sekopaat21 Před 7 měsíci

    im here considering between this bike and the nukeproof scout comp 29. any experience on scout anyone?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před 7 měsíci

      Sorry, haven't tested that bike.

  • @nickconol1428
    @nickconol1428 Před rokem +1

    So whats the verdict? This or a similarly priced Roscoe?

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před rokem +3

      Your timing couldn't be more perfect. Stoic vs Roscoe video will be published tomorrow! 😀

    • @nickconol1428
      @nickconol1428 Před rokem

      @@MTBs i was about to pull the trigger on a roscoe 8 today. Im glad i saw your video. Thank you

  • @williamscott791
    @williamscott791 Před 8 měsíci

    I want to get a canyon stoic im 5.10 31 inseem on there chart my sizes say im a small when i talk to there techs the say a med what size do i get im a med in other bikes

    • @MTBs
      @MTBs  Před 8 měsíci

      Canyon sometimes recommends small sizes. I would say size small seems too small, don’t you think?

  • @mrlaw711
    @mrlaw711 Před 6 měsíci

    There you go...Canyon cutting corners on items like chain stay protector, cable routing, and - most of all - crappy paint.