The few of you who actually read my stuff would be aware that I’m very much into the sporty side of cycling. I’ve owned over a dozen bikes, most of which are cross-country, trail, and gravel bikes, and I tend to favor those that pack a lot of value for the price tag. As such, my stable is currently occupied by models from the likes of Trek and Giant, with the odd boutique Dartmoor and Niner here and there.
Needless to say, brands like Giant have achieved ubiquity thanks to their affordable price tags and impressive performance. Of course, these gargantuan manufacturers have economies of scale to their advantage, so it’s no wonder that Giant is usually the first when it comes to affordable, performance-focused bikes and e-bikes. That being said, the Giant bike we’re talking about today isn’t necessarily affordable, but it’s perfect for the avid cyclist looking to electrify their gravel riding experience, perhaps to go the extra mile, or just to have more fun.
