What’s The BEST Endurance Road Bike in 2023?

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Title	:	What’s The BEST Endurance Road Bike in 2023?
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Which of these bikes would be your winner?
Comment from : BikeRadar

Vitus carbon frames are too flexy
Comment from : Say No

Size on title says 29" and 18 but description says 275" Which one is the exact size we will get if we purchase this
Comment from : Never Pay For New Batteries Again!

The Trek SLR bikes are not a good comparison to these bikes The similar bike will be the SL bike The SLR frames are specced higher and the weight is usually 1-250 grams lighter
Comment from : DieHard Bikes

Thanks , liked and subbed
Comment from : Tim Hanser

@bikeradar - for the Vitus Evo, can you add spacers? While the bike looks brilliant, it’s reach and stack suggest it’s more Aero than endurance and/or gravel
Comment from : Michele Smith

Thanks for the through review Super informative!
Comment from : Rich Conrad

Id go for a cube agree if i was going for an endurance bikeat around 3 grand
Comment from : Mark S

Time ADHX
Comment from : Tony G

Giant Defy Advanced for me,just ordered one
Comment from : sertyuhg

Domane is best
Comment from : Edward Lo

Rubbish camera work
Comment from : SAMMY BROWNFOX

I find the BikeRadar reviews to be very informative and entertaining, but wonder how they come up with the top 3 In the past, the Giant Defy came out as the endurance bike of the year They seem to rotate brandsis this due to $ from the bike companies? Are the bikes included in 2023 due to larger tire clearances? The Vitus sounds like a nice bike, but when I looked at the geometries, they come closer to race bikespretty close in stack/reach to the Supersix Evo So no matter how compliant the frame may be, if I am reaching down or out extensively, after a 5+ hour ride my neck & back will be challenged
Comment from : C Lew

The quick steering on the Vitus is mentioned a few times, this seems completely at odds with the slack head angle you can't really have both at the same time
Comment from : poke

One issue the bike review industry hasn’t addressed properly is sizing With so many mail order-only brands, which includes Vitus in the UK, buying a bike means gambling on it being the correct fit and being prepared to return it unused if it isn’t That’s a headache Reviewers should spend more time on this, ideally showing people of differing heights, body shapes etc sitting on the bikes so that viewers can get a clearer impression It’s like watching car reviewers say “this sedan has great passenger headroom!” without saying how tall they are I’m aware that stack, reach etc figures are given but to most people they are meaningless, particularly since bike geometry varies across brands Warren - please take control of the entire industry and solve this!
Comment from : Lawrence Harrison

Real gravel/enduro needs to be running 38mm tires I live in Vietnam and would not go any smaller Makes the ride great and you can still get a bit of speed whilst taking the bumps of rough roads
Comment from : Aussies in Vietnam

Ventum NS1 “road bike” with 35c clearance,
Comment from : ptonewood

Vitus has very attractive prices for their bikes
Comment from : Donald Winston

I don't get 'short" saddles Everybody wants to move around a little bit depending on what they are dong WTF?
Comment from : Donald Winston

I still can’t get over the price of bikes these days It is like we have been brain washed into accepting £3500 is a normal price!!!
Comment from : Tom Edward

In estonian langue Vitus mean in the puy
Comment from : Maizi Pulgad

The type of bikes most of us should be ridingpersonally, I like the Look 765 Optimum, after having a few Synapse and Domane
Comment from : Andy VTT

You can’t actually buy the Vitus as tested here (2x12 with Carbon rims on road tyres) Why review a bike that consumers can’t purchase
Comment from : Stuart Hawkins

Look 765 Optimum is the one I want
Comment from : Jon Poon

When Dave Arthur and BikeRadar praises Vitus at the same time (only 3 hour difference), it’s not a coincidence -it’s a paid ad
Comment from : Arif Fau

If it’s top three of only three tested it’s not really a top three is it You need to test all endurance bikes and explain why these trump others, otherwise it’s just a sponsored video to sell three bikes
Comment from : Eagle6Airsoft

The cable routing on the Cervelo is fugly
Comment from : CnE

Cervelo 😍
Comment from : Andrew Lord

Surprised not to see the Canyon Endurace…
Comment from : Chris Davis

The problem is that you cannot buy the Vitus as it’s specced here Alu clinchers even on top model …
Comment from : Zhiloreznik

Love your shirt!!! Just seen them last week as a matter of fact they played the whole "MY WAR" album Great show!
Comment from : J?

YAWNNnnnnnnn
Comment from : Dominic Britt

Like the Vitus and the Merida any recommendations on which would be better for tall big boned rider 190cmbrI dont see any mention of mounts So these are pure endurance, not for bikepacking I guess brSo it seems your partly being charged for the name with the recognised brands brWith the right tyres (40mm) can these bikes be used for gravel or mild off road stuff ?
Comment from : Mick Hurley

Top reviews, as always I now want a Vitus
Comment from : Mark Skinner

Vitus Venon looks like an absolutely fantastic quiver killer, but it appears getting one to Canada will be near impossible
Comment from : Jordan Gibeault

Just a pity the vitus only reviewed with carbon rims, sells with alloy rims, unless you go 1x ;(
Comment from : Nathan Brown

Trek domane SL6 alllllllllll dayyyyyyy
Comment from : TMC Dev

The bike industry is so fucked up Now the covid wave of interest is dying the Chinese/Taiwan brands will undercut the greedy bois
Comment from : Winstan