According to Canyon, the Neuron:ON has a balanced chassis with - depending on the selected equipment - 120-130 millimetres of travel at the front and 130 at the rear, which should provide plenty of traction off-road. The wheel size is matched to the selected frame size: The small XS and S frames roll on 27.5-inch wheels, while frame sizes M-XL come with 29-inch wheels. This ensures that the riding experience is as similar as possible - regardless of body or frame size.

All models roll to the customer with an aluminum frame and Shimano EP8 motor. This drive impresses with a harmonious riding experience, three support modes and a torque of up to 85 Nm. The frame size also determines the capacity of the installed battery: sizes XS and S have a battery with 504 Wh, M-XL have 630 Wh.

Canyon is also giving the Neuron:ON a few updates for 2022. In addition to the paintwork, the latest components such as the new FSA Comet cockpits with a handlebar width of 740-780 mm and the Fizik Terra Alpaca saddle are worth highlighting.

In order to enable as many people as possible to purchase an e-mountainbike, Canyon is offering the Neuron:ON from an attractive price point of under CHF 4,000 with the Neuron:ON 6, which joins the existing line-up of three equipment variants, extends the range downwards and thus marks the entry into the model series. The package includes RockShox suspension with a 35 Silver fork at the front and Deluxe Select rear shock, plus Shimano Deore gears and a telescopic seatpost - standard on all Neuron:ON models.

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