Less pressure, more kilometres
Softer tyres help, but comfort starts with geometry, frame shape, seatpost, tyre clearance and the right size. Those choices decide how the bike feels after two hours.
Comparison
Put frame, geometry, groupset, comfort, speed, weight and price side by side before choosing.
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Canyon
Choose this type if you want longer rides with more control and less pressure on hands and back.
Price information and budget ranges are separate from the editorial rating.
Trek
Choose this type if you want longer rides with more control and less pressure on hands and back.
Price information and budget ranges are separate from the editorial rating.
Specialized
Choose this type if you want longer rides with more control and less pressure on hands and back.
Price information and budget ranges are separate from the editorial rating.
Trek
Choose this type if you want longer rides with more control and less pressure on hands and back.
Price information and budget ranges are separate from the editorial rating.
Cannondale
Choose this type if you want longer rides with more control and less pressure on hands and back.
Price information and budget ranges are separate from the editorial rating.
Giant
Choose this type if you want longer rides with more control and less pressure on hands and back.
Price information and budget ranges are separate from the editorial rating.
