Canyon Roadlite AL CF geometryUrban · 2025 · 3 sizes, from S to L
The Canyon Roadlite AL CF is a urban bike available in 3 sizes, from S to L. Stack ranges from 571 to 634 mm and reach from 396 to 443 mm. Its geometry is low and long, with a racing fit. All sizes share 433 mm chainstays.
What size Roadlite AL CF do I need?
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Geometry chart by size
Measurements in mm and degrees, as published by Canyon. The ones that matter most for choosing a size are in bold.
| Size | S | M | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stack | 571 | 591 | 634 |
| Reach | 396 | 416 | 443 |
| Head tube length | 99 | 119 | 163 |
| Head angle | 70.0° | 70.0° | 70.0° |
| Chainstay length | 433 | 433 | 433 |
| Wheelbase | 1,060 | 1,083 | 1,125 |
| BB drop | 73 | 73 | 73 |
| Standover | 730 | 780 | 800 |
| Top tube (method not stated) | 560 | 586 | 625 |
| Seat tube (method not stated) | 410 | 460 | 500 |
| Seat angle (method not stated) | 74.0° | 74.0° | 74.0° |
Source: Canyon official website · data from 11 Nov 2026. Spot a mistake?
Stack and reach of every size
Higher means a taller front end; further right means a longer reach. The blue dot is your search.
Character of each size
Compared with other urban bikes. Further right means more of that quality.
Bikes with similar geometry (size M)
The closest size of other urban models, by stack and reach.
Frequently asked questions
What size Roadlite AL CF do I need?
It depends on your position, not just your height. The most reliable way is to compare the stack and reach of a bike that fits you with those of each size (from 571/396 mm in size S to 634/443 mm in size L). The size finder on this page shows the closest size and the stem and spacers you would need.
What are the stack and reach of the Roadlite AL CF in size M?
Stack of 591 mm and reach of 416 mm.
Is the Roadlite AL CF a racing or an endurance bike?
Racing. In size M its stack-to-reach ratio is at percentile 11 of urban bikes: a low, stretched position.