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Giant Trance X (2011)
Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011 According to BikeRadar, the Trance has long had a reputation as being a bike that feels safe on the trails, and Giant's latest Trance X2 carries on the tradition. The frame is stiffer and a … 2 reviews |
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Giant TCR Advanced SL 0 (2012)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 3/2012
The lightweight Giant TCR Advanced SL 0 mixes a confident ride with excellent handling, as it has a rigid front area and plenty of standover height, if you want to put the bike through its paces. It
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More information at: BikeRadar, 3/2012 Giant TCR Advanced SL 0 Giant say that the TCR Advanced SL 0 frameset is the lightest that they've ever made, at only 6.72kg. What other features does this racer have? … to review
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Giant Anthem X2 (2011)
Cyclo-cross bike, Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2011 The Bike List were really impressed with the nice-looking Giant Anthem X2's all-round performance. They liked its versatility and found it well suited to racing and XC trailing, with … 1 review |
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Giant Anthem X Advanced SL 1 (2010)
Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 7/2010 Bike Radar declared this bike to be really expensive, however they believe the 100mm travel frame is the best you can buy. The Anthem X Advance SL1 is tough enough for the trails sucking up the … 1 review |
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Giant Anthem X 29er 1 (2012)
Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 2/2012
Bikemagic declared the Anthem X 29er 1 to be Giant's best bike as it is fast and represents good value for the money. It is also particularly well suited to 24-hour races or marathons. There is
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More information at: Bikemagic.com, 2/2012 Giant Anthem X 29er 1 - After quite a wait, Giant have finally released a fully-sussed 29er, and they've used their long-standing Anthem to lead the way into the 29er arena. … to review
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Giant XTC29er (2011)
Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2011
The folks at BikeMagic quickly warmed up to the Giant XTC 29er, saying that despite lacking the nimbleness of its smaller-wheeled brethren, this bike boasts an impressive level of performance. When
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More information at: Bikemagic.com, 3/2011 Giant XtC 29er hardtail - first ride We get muddy on Giant's 29er aluminium hardtail. … to review
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Giant XTC Composite 29'er (2012)
Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 4/2012 Bike Radar found the XtC Composite 29er 1 inspirational, as it rolls smoothly is comfortable and very fast. The weight is superbly light and the slickness of frame and wheels puts the rider at ease. … 1 review |
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Giant Defy 2 (2011)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 6/2011
The only thing Bike Radar considered held this bike back was its hefty wheels. The frame and fork combination is excellent and the kit that's included for this price is pretty decent. Handling
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More information at: BikeRadar, 6/2011 Giant Defy 2 The higher price of the Defy 2 over its Defy 3 sibling is well worth paying to get the notable upgrade. Recent seasons have seen a great success for these fast and comfortable Defy bikes from Giant. … to review
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Giant Trinity (2011)
Triathlon bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 6/2011 BikeRadar say that with a low, aggressive riding position and all the right equipment on board, it's immediately obvious that the Giant Trinity is geared towards beating the clock. Despite the … 1 review |
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Giant TCR Advanced 3 (2010)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 10/2010
BikeRadar rated the Advanced 3 among the top framsets on the market, offering a super quick but amazingly smooth ride. The reviewer thought the cockpit was ideally shaped, and stiff enough to allow
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More information at: Expert Reviews, 10/2010 Giant TCR Advanced 3 (10) In terms of ride quality, you won't find many bikes as good as Giant's TCR Advanced. It's fantastically accurate, with a greedy enthusiasm for speed and climbs. If you've got £2,000 in your pocket and want an all-out racy road bike, it's hard to beat. … to review
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Giant TCR 1 Compact (2011)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011
Reviewers at The Bike List were highly impressed by the Giant TCR 1 Compact's overall performance, stating that it makes a great choice when spending hours in the saddle, be it for training
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More information at: The Bike List.co.uk, 4/2011 2011 Giant TCR 1 Compact Squeezed between Giant’s carbon composite frames and aluminium Defy range, the new ALUXX SL aluminium framed TCR road bikes occupy a difficult position. For this price it’s easy to find carbon bikes from the likes of Boardman and Ribble, or to save hundreds of pounds by opting for aluminium bikes with similar drivetrains from Rose or Cube. … to review
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Giant Defy Advanced 1 (2011)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Carbon; Newest review: 2/2011 BikeRadar says that while its price is rather expensive for a Shimano 105-equipped bike, its well worth paying considering its fantastic performance and ride-quality. Despite being a bit on the heavy … 1 review |
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Giant Defy 4 Triple (2011)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 1/2011 With the Defy 4 Triple, Bike Radar believe Giant have created a fantastic bike that is better than each of the separate parts would suggest. The inclusion of eyelets for mudguards and rack increases … 1 review |
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Giant TCR Advanced 4 (2010)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Men; Newest review: 6/2010
"... the outstanding thing about the Advanced is that it's so compliant that you'll feel like you're floating no matter how long you're on the bike. Staccato braking bumps or
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More information at: BikeRadar, 6/2010 Giant TCR Advanced 4 (10) Even allowing for their massive carbon fibre construction experience, Giant have pulled a rabbit out of the hat with the Advanced. It rides with a purpose that other road bikes at this price just can't match, and delivers a killer punch while dancing over road damage as though it isn't there. … to review
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Giant Rapid 3 (2010)
Fitness bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 6/2010 "... Giant promise a 'blend of flat bar control and road bike speed' with the Rapid, and it delivers. What the company don't shout about is how versatile this quick bike is too. … 1 review |
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Giant Twist Express (2011)
Electric bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Men, Women; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011 When it came to offering the most value for the money, it was the Giant Twist Express that delivered, say reviewers at Wired.com. They found that on steep inclines they had to lean a bit forward … 1 review |
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Giant Rapid 2 (2011)
Racer/Road bike; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 3/2011
In BikeRadar's opinion, the Giant Rapid 2 may not be quite as versatile as some rivaling hybrids, but it does what it's meant to do and does it well; that is, it provides a flat-bar road
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More information at: BikeRadar, 3/2011 Giant Rapid 2 (11) The Rapid 2 might look a lot like a Giant Defy road bike with a flat handlebar stuck on it, but there's much more to the company's fast-commute and fitness bike than that. If you want a light, fast, narrow-tyred bike and don't like drop bars, it should be on your shortlist. … to review
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Giant Trinity Advanced SL 2 (2011)
Triathlon bicycle; No Suspension; User type: Unisex; Newest review: 1/2011 Well-versed riders will thoroughly appreciate the Trinity Advanced SL2. If you require the best available straight-line speeds, you might find the £5000 price tag worth paying, especially as it … 1 review |
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Giant Talon 29 (2011)
Mountain bike; Hardtail; User type: Men; Frame Material: Aluminium; Newest review: 4/2011 It's a shame that the fork of the Giant Talon 29 is not up to the standard one would expect from a bike in this price range, because almost everything else about this mountain bike is very good … 1 review |
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Giant Reign 0 (2011)
Mountain bike; Full-Suspension; User type: Men; Frame Material: Alloy; Newest review: 12/2010 The Giant Reign 0 is a stiff and light long distance trail bike with long travel. Bike Radar found the rear suspension to give a poorer than expected performance but said the ride was overall still … 1 review |
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Product information and further reviews
Giant Talon 1 (10) BikeRadar 2/2010 - The Talon is based around an all-new trail frame designed in the UK which comes loaded with the latest tech. If you're looking for a long-term upgrade platform, the chassis and handling character make it a cracking option. However as a complete bike the Talon suffers significantly from its low-grade fork and brake spec. Review details: Single Test. One mountain bike was reviewed and rated on ride & handling, frame and equipment.
Giant Talon 2.5 (10) BikeRadar 11/2009 - While a lot of companies are jumping on the tougher technical hardtail bandwagon further up the price range, Giant are one of the few making affordable, fun bikes. Unfortunately, the Talon falls down because of its fork. Review details: Single test. One mountain bike was reviewed and rated on ride & handling, frame and equipment.
Giant Trance X5 (09) BikeRadar 4/2009 - Giant's Maestro suspension platform powers the company's entire full-suspension lineup, from cross-country to downhill. But it took Giant a little while to bridge the gap between the cross-country inspired 4in Trance and freeride-wannabe 6in Reign series.
Giant Anthem X1 (09) BikeRadar 10/2008 - The 'just under 4in' Anthems are Giant's low-weight cross-country race/marathon rigs. Now X versions have been added to the range, offering an extra half-inch of travel. The 24lb X1 is the perfect blend of high-speed cross-country performance and value.
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