Le Canyon The Torque AL 2026 marks the entry of a new all-aluminum mountain bike into the German brand's gravity range. Designed for extreme use, this Category 5 model offers 180mm of front and rear travel as well as optimized geometry to combine pedaling efficiency and progressive descents.
Key features
- Redesigned aluminum frame incorporating the Horst Link system
- Category 5 certification for the most demanding gravity sports.
- 180 mm of front and rear travel
- Adjustable geometry (flip-chip and variable chainstays)
- Mullet configuration (29″ front / 27,5″ rear, except size XS)
- CompCompatibility with double crown fork up to 190 mm
For who
This bike is aimed at experienced cyclists and riders looking for a robust and versatile machine for downhill, extreme enduro, and bike parks. It is particularly suitable for those who want a durable and easy-to-maintain aluminum frame without the costs associated with high-end carbon models.
Availability and prices
The release is imminent. Three main versions are offered: the Torque AL 7 at €2499 (RockShox ZEB Base, Shimano Deore 12-speed), the Torque AL 8 at €2999 (SRAM GX), and the Torque AL 9 at €3999 (Fox 38 Factory, SRAM X0). A dedicated downhill version is also planned.
Le Canyon The Torque AL 2026 thus offers a rational and high-performing alternative in the accessible gravity segment. For more technical details, see the article complet on Cyclone.
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