FIND THE RIGHT BIKE TO GET YOUR TRAIL ON!
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The February 2012 issue of Mountain Bike Action includes the Trailbike Buyer’s Guide. The Yukon FX and Talon 29er 1 are two of the nine Giant bikes featured in the issue.
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The February 2012 issue of Mountain Bike Action includes the Trailbike Buyer’s Guide and Giant bikes are featured in every category.
Under $1500:
The “Yukon FX: This entry-level trailbike gives you the comfort of full suspension at an inviting price.” While the Talon 29er 1 is featured for making a 29er bike more accessible for new buyers. “The $1000 Giant Talon 29er aluminum is the perfect example of spending your budget wisely. This bike will serve you for years.”
$1500-$3500:
With the same frame and suspension platform as the rest of the Trance X line the Trance X 4 is a great option for riders on a budget. The Anthem X 3, “…has been refined yet again for 2012” and “is sure to more responsive than ever.”The wrecking crew also praised Giant, “…took their time getting into the 29er world, but you’d never know it by the Anthem X 29er.”
OVER $3500:
The Trance X Advanced 2 is featured in the “When Only The Best Will Do” section of bikes over $3500. “These are the bikes for those of you who aren’t worried about money…for those who spend every free moment riding, talking about riding or thinking about riding”.
WOMENS TRAILBIKES:
“Gone are the days of painting the men’s model pink and slapping on a “W” after the model name.” The Trance X 2 W and Rainier 29er 1 are praised for their similarities to the men’s versions “but the geometry is specifically designed for women.”
KIDS:
And MBA doesn’t forget our pint-size fans, “The XTC Jr. 24…shares its namesake with Giant’s popular XTC line…The bike takes design cues from its bigger siblings.”
Pick up a copy of the February 2012 issue of Mountain Bike Action on newsstands now. Click here to find your new trailbike. Or better yet, visit your nearest Giant Bicycle retailer. Click on the “Store Finder” tab at the top of the page to find the Giant retailer closest to you.
Under $1500:
The “Yukon FX: This entry-level trailbike gives you the comfort of full suspension at an inviting price.” While the Talon 29er 1 is featured for making a 29er bike more accessible for new buyers. “The $1000 Giant Talon 29er aluminum is the perfect example of spending your budget wisely. This bike will serve you for years.”
$1500-$3500:
With the same frame and suspension platform as the rest of the Trance X line the Trance X 4 is a great option for riders on a budget. The Anthem X 3, “…has been refined yet again for 2012” and “is sure to more responsive than ever.”The wrecking crew also praised Giant, “…took their time getting into the 29er world, but you’d never know it by the Anthem X 29er.”
OVER $3500:
The Trance X Advanced 2 is featured in the “When Only The Best Will Do” section of bikes over $3500. “These are the bikes for those of you who aren’t worried about money…for those who spend every free moment riding, talking about riding or thinking about riding”.
WOMENS TRAILBIKES:
“Gone are the days of painting the men’s model pink and slapping on a “W” after the model name.” The Trance X 2 W and Rainier 29er 1 are praised for their similarities to the men’s versions “but the geometry is specifically designed for women.”
KIDS:
And MBA doesn’t forget our pint-size fans, “The XTC Jr. 24…shares its namesake with Giant’s popular XTC line…The bike takes design cues from its bigger siblings.”
Pick up a copy of the February 2012 issue of Mountain Bike Action on newsstands now. Click here to find your new trailbike. Or better yet, visit your nearest Giant Bicycle retailer. Click on the “Store Finder” tab at the top of the page to find the Giant retailer closest to you.
December 21, 2011
