10 Best Endurance Road Bikes 2023: Because Comfort Matters!

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Title	:	10 Best Endurance Road Bikes 2023: Because Comfort Matters!
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Hey David, thanks for the review Is Orro STC Evo gold anywhere close to the bikes in this video?
Comment from : Evgen Butenko

I have a Cervelo Caledonia , great lookin bike , however I am disappointed with the cockpit How can they start with such a beautiful and end with come cheap seat post , stem and handle bars that cause my hands to get numb The brand is going to wrong way
Comment from : Richard Hislop

Giant Defy is a proper banger
Comment from : Michael Eric

I am almost 500 pounds and am looking to bike ride again to lose weight, can this bike handle my weight
Comment from : Ananya More

Instead of this, should've made a video with title "10 best endurance road bikes 2023 that don't cost a fortune, around €1500, AL frame, carbon fork, that you can actually buy, because they're exist in the real world"
Comment from : darkarchon78

I turned 61 and I sold my Allez pro and got a Litespeed T5 I have a bit over 1k miles on it Comfort wise it’s quite a difference I’m still getting used to the geometry I’m up higher and it is twitchier
Comment from : Sam Tatge

This a great class of bike! 90 of the benefits of a gravel bike for the way most people ride them and more speed!
Comment from : Ody 2002

Are these endurance bikes able to ride tow paths/firmly decomposed granite I’m looking for a bike to primarily use a road bike but once in a while get into rougher road/slightly off it
Comment from : MH

thats right,, looking for a bike and end up buying a painting,,, wise up
Comment from : Alastair Mann

I have a 2022 Roubaix that I upgraded with the Sram Rival etap I have spent approximately 360000 usd I cant see myself ever spending 10k for a SWorks
Comment from : Blake Robert

Endurance Bikes - because 99 of cyclists do not race 😊
Comment from : Wooly Chewbakker

Why don't you ever mention Felt bikes? They make very good bikes but you ignore them on all your videos
Comment from : itay bruck

7 years and 100000km ago I bought a Canyon Endurace CF 7 SL 2 big crashes: the bike and I survived Bought it for same reasons in the video Very happy, but now it will become my winter bike as I bought a Canyon Aeroad
Comment from : TheReactor8

You didn’t mention the Look 765 optimum 🤔🤔
Comment from : Mat Lindell

I would love to have seen the Argon 18 Krypton in this video Great bike that also comes in various builds and carbon lay ups to match different price points It's also on the more race oriented side of endurance but it's super comfortable
Comment from : Richard Vicentino

Faltó las Lapierres no! 😢😭
Comment from : DiBrito #USA#ARGENTINA#BRASIL

I really like the Cannondale Synapse, was looking at the basic carbon one (without pointless expensive electronic tech), I’ve a Cannondale CAAD 8 now Thing is I want the option to fit a pannier rack so I can carry a “D’” lock, some clean cloths etc, so I can go away for a weekend, now if I go off for an adventure I use my Giant Roam or Cube E-bike The Cannondale CAAD8, as good as it is, is no good for adventures, just one day rides which is a bit boring and repetitive
Comment from : Donald Duck

Masterworks really?
Comment from : FNQ ADV

Giant Defy Vs contend AR?
Comment from : nb9797

I have just ordered the Bianchi 2023 via nirone 7 105, however am surprised its not reviewed anywhere as its got a lot of good tech and a good name Is there a reason
Comment from : youtellme18

Can anyone offer advice for something in the all-around do-it-all long distance category in the $500 range?
Comment from : Chad Kline

I'd say a synapse with tiagra cannot go bigger than 700x30 The cable clamp on the derailleur would rub the tire
Comment from : Irv Hh

Hi David Great video, thanks!brDo you have any familiarity with the Orro Gold endurance ? I’m thinking of getting one but there are so few decent reviews by folks like you who know what they’re talking about !
Comment from : Simon Falconer

Have to wonder just how much the 'Endurance compliance' comes from the tires on these bikes? I am a road rider from the days where the absolute max tires that could be fit (on carbon fiber frames) were 23's or 25's, and I understood that much better road / vibration compliance would come from 28's, and now 32's This raises the question for those of us in the market - we're no longer as fast as we were, and wouldn't be anyway with endurance geometry, so why not go for the aluminum-frame (carbon fork) versions of these endurance bikes that have the same 32 or 35-sized tire clearance? Even the best carbon fiber frames have only minimally more compliance than the 'race' weave frames, so it seems a bit of a mute point
Comment from : King Of Crunk

Why are the Canyon bikes still showing their horrible cables? I understand it is more MX friendly, but with all todays tech and ability to hide the cables from the wind, I think these bikes are behind the times Love the Trek Domane, Specialized Roubaix, and BMC!! If I have to pick one bike, I would buy the Trek Beautiful bike
Comment from : Shaun Lennox

Cara você esqueceu da Pinarello
Comment from : Odair Bike

If these “endurance bikes” — yet another road bike category! — are so differently designed and configured from race bikes, why are you riding them like race bikes?
Comment from : John Mulvihill

I have a XS Wilier Triestina … rim brakes which I use in a regular basis Carbon frame and carbon wheels with 28 mm tires Just perfect for myself Love it❤
Comment from : Farley Fernandez

Hello great movie very nice motorcycle ;)
Comment from : Two-Up Motorcycle Touring

🤔🤔🤔Really? No Merida Scultura Endurance😐😐😐 Higly Suspect
Comment from : James Lara

I'm surprized Rubaix was mentioned instead of Aethos
Comment from : jrc

I ridden a Cervelo Caledonia Di2 for the last two seasons as my only bicycle, and it’s been the best bike I’ve ever ridden, and I’ve had steel, Al, Ti and other carbon bikes It’s good on smooth and the bevy of very rough roads where I live, and I’ve done lots of way too rough gravel on it It excels on long rides, with several 200+km rides on it thus far, including lots and lots of climbing I’m planing on a solo 250 and 300 km ride next season, and also more trips back to the high mountains with it It is on the heavy side, especially with the stock DT Swiss 1800 wheels I crashed it heavily this past season and had to replace the wheels, and now I have some lighter hoops, but the bike still isn’t a feather I love it though, and I often spend miles marveling at how comfortable bicycles have become
Comment from : Chris Gee

My only problem with Cannondale was that they pasted decals on every tube 10 or 12 on one bike The new design is much classier
Comment from : zacharycat

You can get a complete lynskey force 22 for less than 3 grand right now
Comment from : Lynskey Ti

After waiting a year for the Specialized Roubaix Comp, I gave up and bought the Cervelo Caledonia with the SRAM Rival AXS groupset I have a 2010 Roubaix which I upgraded from 105 to Sram Rival AXS a year ago and wanted to stay with the brand, but I have zero regrets about the Cervelo It is an amazing bike!
Comment from : paulwhite626

Prices please Very important
Comment from : Curtis Collins

Vielo R+1 Alto, just taken delivery You loved it when you tested it @davidarthur!
Comment from : peter creasey

Canyon has horrible customer service Since you can only buy direct from the company, I don't think that's going to change soon
Comment from : Mario Galvan

Too bad none of these bikes have a rim brake option, rather than those junk, dangerous disksI wouldnt buy any of these anyway, garbo compared to ten years ago, heavier, 3X pricierNo Thanks!!!
Comment from : Dean Pesci

If you're buying a TGS or C you have the honor of paying 33 to fund their ads and teams These bikes are usually stuffed full of useless "tech" and have the most recalls Buy a Masi or KHS or Fuji or Marin or Breezer and be happy
Comment from : Elmer Hermann Sr

I didn't do my research and bought a Giant TCR great and fast bike The only problem is that I'm more of an endurance rider I haven't gone more than 30 miles yet I hope my back doesn't make me pay later
Comment from : Jermaine Johnson

Wearing a Cannondale jumper and putting the Cannondale Synapse first in a video named "10 Best Endurance Bikes" Coincidence?
Comment from : Arne Hartmann

I just went through this exercise and landed on the Giant Defy Advanced Pro 2 Insane value I came from a 2010 tarmac pro and the comfort is just otherworldly + its WAY WAY faster! Its a touch heavier than my old bike (mainly due to hydraulics v rim brakes)but im 93kg so who cares!
Comment from : mark

I think many are due for an update - canyon endurance, roadmachine, roubaix Also, aren’t we expecting more c68 models? From the ones presented, the Domane looks very interesting
Comment from : Peter S

I have a Caledonia 5…ticks every box
Comment from : Neil Gordon

No Wiliers?
Comment from : NJM

That Masterworks art sponsor thing caught me out, initially In all honesty, I thought it was the beginning of a joke Just from a self-protection point of view David, meant in a friendly way, I'd suggest stating it's the sponsor at the beginning of their scripted part, and stating that you're not a financial adviser and can't comment on the suitability or otherwise of any investment
Comment from : Jgogl

I have got myself a Salsa Warroad this year This bike is also endurance focused and rides sooooo smooth & comfy On 34mm Schwalbe Pro Evo tires it also rolls faster than my former aluminium road bike Perfect for ultra cycling events!
Comment from : Erik Schiller

Ribble R872 - great bike, and value
Comment from : Under_Ice

Roubaix hands down one of of the best endurance bike , light , super comfort and fast like racing bike
Comment from : M

If only Fairlight made smaller sizes
Comment from : Jon Poon

I work at an LBS and have access to the best stuff available I do not race but I still ride a 2013 titanium endurance bike because I still haven’t ridden anything that would justify spending thousands of dollars spent on something new even though I can build at cost I truly believe if you find something that actually fits you it doesn’t matter make or carbon, aluminum or steel as long as you get along with it and it’s comfortable just RIDE IT!!!!
Comment from : jason illg

I've got an Endurace CF SL It is my first serious bicycle, as I have been on a low end "hybrid" bike up until this purchase I can say that I was able to do my first Century ride after only 6 weeks of getting used to the Endurace and taking rides gradually increasing the distance No pains, no problems I did have the bike professionally fitted, which took about an hour and a half I have done a total of 4 Centuries since July, and when I am not riding 100 mi, I ride about 50 km at a time, with a lot of hills brThe price is good, but you do have to set it up yourself I looked at the Trek Domaine and a few others but they were mostly not available due to high demand, so and went with the Canyon The Canyon had a wait, and once they become available you've got to order yours right away as the sell out in hours brI'm 68 years old, so this will probably be the last bike I own, but I am happy I can ride it all day long up and down hills and not ache at the end of the day I can't keep up with the 20 year olds, but the Endurace is fast, even for me, and easy on these old bones
Comment from : Alyosha Karamazov

The Bianchi Infinito should be mentioned here The countervail technology really works, it’s really like riding on silk
Comment from : Matteo Stroili

Hey David, great video thanks Do you have a full review covering the BMC roadmachine 01? Cheers
Comment from : Imran Javid

In which category would you put the Aethos? It’s not a race or aero bike but is it too sporty to be an endurance bike? I have found it to be comfortable even on longer runs, maybe it is an endurance bike on steroids?
Comment from : djsamelfi

I got the BMC Roadmachine one 4 It’s a bike that dosen’t excel in one thing but does best in everything I’ts a real allrounder The internal cables and loved the aero frame design
Comment from : Nikhil Chandra

Despite gravel bikes popularity Everyone is so in to gravel bikes, sounds on people like that is the bike for everything Endurance bikes has always been there I dont care if you are on a carbon endurance from 2021 You still got 1cm room/cleareance even with 38mm tires on many endurance models This focus on gravelbikes does look like it is a gimic like a fidget spinner When its not popular in media people will buy other bikes??brbrI understand there is some need for catagorizing different bikes But would be very nice if not I would be so happy if this video about endurance bikes didnt have a single word about GRAVEL BIKES! Please!! :)
Comment from : Karl Allemyr

i have a canyon grill 6 al I want to buy an canyon endurance! what do you think about ?
Comment from : HelloUnbox

Watching some of your yt's as well as others, decided me to buy a Specialized Roubaix I had to wait a long time but I finally got one I must say, a good choice I was afraid it would be slow but I'm riding faster than before and must less bumps ! I'm nog looking for every crack on the road anymore Thx for the video
Comment from : Pat Tomcat

I am surprise the Ribble Endurance did not make this list
Comment from : Earic M

It's literally the same bikes every time New year, same list Would be nice to get some thoughts on lesser known brands
Comment from : Dave Kendall

I have the Synapse with GRX di2 groupset and smart sense lights and radar Cannondale are only importing European spec smart sense into my country which means German stvzo lights with no blink mode and only last 2 hours if lucky, less with radar on Plus the rear light is only 24 lumens Had enough and pulled it all out It's actually a 10-15 minute job if you look at the wiring in the Cannondale online manual and you can even buy a plate for a tenner (which should have been included with the bike) that covers the battery cradle Looks ok if you have a dark coloured frame Other than that a very comfortable bike
Comment from : Keith Flanagan

Great suggestions mentioned in this video I absolutely love my 2018 Synapse I built up, super comfy and highly responsive Once again awesome video thanks for posting!
Comment from : A Sabre

Great video as always!!!brCould you do some videos on budget bikes? Less than £1000/£2000… I’d like to see what’s recommended as there’s not much information out there
Comment from : Jon Lane

What are your thoughts on the Pinarello Paris?
Comment from : Jay Owens

“annondal”?! Never heard of them mate
Comment from : John McDowall

Ride a 2020 Giant Defy 2 advance with 105 Incredible bike , got over 14,000 miles on it Handle any surface Rides fast
Comment from : Jeff Morse

I’ve had a racing bike from the mid 2000s that I’ve thought i wanted to upgrade And getting older i assumed i should get an endurance bike I test rode the Domane over the course of a couple days and really didn’t care for it It felt sluggish and heavy I returned it and am now looking toward a race bike for upgrade
Comment from : Christopher Morris

Sadly you've only included one steel frame certainly weight is a drawback, but as far as endurance riding goes nothing beats steel? add thin steel forks with it even better
Comment from : Marco Bianchi

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hell yeah they will be confortable after spending that much
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The way the oversized print is on the jumper I thought it was a reference to 'annon dal' which I can only assume is some variant on an Indian curry That aside, bikes wise though the Strael gets my vote
Comment from : John Flynn

This bike is cool I have a ROSE Backroad and im happy with that 😊
Comment from : Ercan Arikan

I shopped several of these bikes recently Ultimately went with the Giant Defy due to high value (price vs features), looks, and the fact that it was available immediately The Canyon Endurance was also a contender, but not a big fan of the colors
Comment from : Robert Floyd

Hi David Very informative video as usual brThe trek gets my vote especially in that colour 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️👍👍👍
Comment from : Mark Wright

Are you able to make a video on budget endurance bikes from the market, like the Triban RC520 from Decathlon, etc <1000k range
Comment from : András Balázs