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THIS PRO-LEVEL XC FLYER PAIRS NEW FLEXPOINT PRO REAR SUSPENSION WITH A SUPERLIGHT FULL COMPOSITE FRAME AND RACE-READY GEOMETRY. IT’S THE ULTIMATE WEAPON FOR TECHNICAL CROSS-COUNTRY TERRAIN.
Next-generation Advanced composite mainframe and rear swingarm is 250g lighter than previous version. The bottom bracket area is stiffer for faster acceleration, and a steeper seattube puts the rider in an efficient, front-forward climbing position.
All-new FlexPoint Pro suspension delivers 100mm of smooth, active rear travel. The reengineered frameset features modern XC geometry including a slacker 67.5-degree headtube and 110mm suspension fork for technical descents.
Frame geometry and suspension are optimized for larger-diameter 29-inch wheels. A longer reach and updated cockpit including a 35mm composite handlebar and alloy stem further boost balance and stability on XC terrain.
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Sizing Guide for Giant Bikes
General Guidance:
It is possible to ascertain a close approximation of the correct bike size required using the simple calculation below. However, please be aware of height, for example someone who is 6ft with a 30” inside leg versus someone who is 5ft with a 30” inside leg may need a larger frame because their body would be longer. The bigger the frame size, the longer the top tube.
The calculation that can be used to estimate your required frame size are below:
(N.B. All these measurements are a guide and Giant recommends that to get a proper idea of correct size it is best to physically sit on a bike at a local Giant dealer).
Take the inside leg measurement to the floor. Subtract 3” for mountain bikes, or 1” for road bikes, then subtract 10” which is the average distance from the bottom bracket to the ground. This will then give the approximate frame size that will be needed.
Contained in the following tables are further guides for sizing on different Giant models: