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Totally, definitely get the bike you want, not a compromise. Was just aware that if you don't 'need' Ti then you can get similar for a lot less. I'm really happy with it, having mudguard mounts and potential for panniers is also great, so obviously makes it more flexible.
Obviously then it's just a case of deciding on wheels, groupset, tyres etc...I'm still on that today!
Fforiwr-
Ti is bling though ;-) I like the aesthetic. Oh what wheels are you thinking?
Saw a van Nicholas yesterday, with big old rims!
I'm thinking I'll get two a quick pair and the something more rugged and bombproof.You got the frame for a great price too.
Only downside for me is only one ring on the front.My cycling hopes are, weekend socials, the odd tri, the odd long endurance type thing.
Thing against Canyon is no finance option. Love the stage blue on the disc Ultimate.
GoatandTricycle
Thanks.
I know a one bike to rule all is like chasing your shadow but I potentially have the budget to spend maybe up to 2k but I'll be strictly limited to one bike so need to spend wisely!
I really want a bike I'll love over anything else. As both my previous bikes were large compromises.