The new Voodoo Canzo full-suspension mountain bike is a budget-friendly bargain
Despite being overshadowed by the brand's solid range of hardtail mountain bikes, Voodoo's Canzo is its long-standing full-suspension bike that's built to blend performance with a very accessible price. Now, Voodoo has completely revamped its full-suspension mountain bike, hauling its geometry right into 2024 with prices starting at a very friendly £1,400. Here's everything we know.
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Voodoo says the very latest Canzo only shares its name with its predecessor as its 2024 iteration has been sculpted to be a do-it-all trail bike. It gets 140mm of suspension at both ends and the bike rolls on 29-inch wheels.
The geometry is properly up to date, too, ushering a 65-degree head angle and a 75.5-degree seat tube angle, it gets figures usually found on the best mountain bikes of 2024. Coming in three sizes, reach measurements span 433mm on the smallest frame up to 478.3mm on the large. Chainstays remain the same across the board, at 435mm.
There are two models of the Canzo on offer, the regular Canzo that's kitted with a RockShox 35 Silver R fork, a RockShox Deluxe Select shock and Shimano CUES 1x10 shifting. Stopping is sorted thanks to a pair of Shimano BR-MT201 hydraulic disc brakes and the rubber is provided by Maxxis with a set of Forekasters in 2.4in widths.
Upping the ante is the Canzo Pro (pictured). It's built around the very same 6061 butted alloy frame as the regular Canzo but it gets a RockShox Pike Select fork, a RockShox Deluxe Select+ shock and a Shimano Deore 12-speed drivetrain. Shimano also handles braking with the BR-MT401 brakes but this bike gets a different tyre setup with a Maxxis DHR II at the front and a Dissector at the rear, both in 2.4in widths.
Both bikes feature internal cable routing but also the standard space in the front triangle for a bottle cage.
The best bit? The pricing. Tthe standard Canzo will set you back £1,400 whereas the Canzo Pro is £1,800.