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In the beautiful Budapest I was astonished by the prices of restaurants.
I choose nice restaurants with my family, not Michelin stars but Lonely Planet recommended. Steaks were priced about 27€/100grams, starters between 25€ and 40€. We never spent less than 130€ for three people drinking water and ordering 1 main course each.

I just found it very strange to see higher prices than in other countries where the gdp/person is higher. I looked for inflation data and others to understand what drove the increase in prices. I am wondering if these prices are just driven by tourism.

I synched my account with my Strava, the routes synch is ok but when I choose one and “follow the route” the route is displayed on the map but turn by turn nav., dist. To go, climbs etc. nothing work it stats in “loading”.
I synched out and then back in with strava.
I tried to upload gpx file directly both from strava or garmin.
I tried to create a route on karoo app.
Always the same.
Is the unit faulty?

Thanks for any advice

Hi everyone,
I’m currently trying to decide between a Canyon cfr Aeroad and an Endurace cfr and honestly I’m really struggling because I think both bikes are absolutely beautiful.
A bit about my riding style:
I mainly do medium to long rides, typically between 100–180 km.
I really enjoy climbing and mountainous routes more than flat riding.
I regularly participate in Ironman races and triathlons, so comfort over long hours in the saddle is important.

I still enjoy riding fast and having a bike that feels responsive and exciting.

At the moment, I’m coming from an aero bike a SWORKS Venge, so I’m wondering whether moving to an endurance platform would make more sense for my use case, or if I would regret giving up some of the aggressive road-bike feeling.
I also think the Aeroad will be upgraded next year

For those of you who have experience with both the Aeroad and the Endurace, which one would you choose for this type of riding and why?
I’d really appreciate any advice or personal experiences. Thanks!