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GIANT TALON 29 1

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GIANT TALON 29 1GIANT TALON 29 1 The mountain bike experience starts here. With a redesigned frame thats now lighter and more durable, along with a smooth riding suspension fork, thru axle hubs, and a 1x drivetrains, this aluminium hardtail is everything an aspiring MTB rider needs to evolve and advance. Key Performance Factors Modern MTB Design Tapered fork steerer tubes, quality components including a 1x drivetrain with clutch equipped rear derailleurs, thru axle

GIANT TALON 29 1

The mountain bike experience starts here. With a redesigned frame that’s now lighter and more durable, along with a smooth-riding suspension fork, thru-axle hubs, and a 1x drivetrains, this aluminium hardtail is everything an aspiring MTB rider needs to evolve and advance.
 

Key Performance Factors

Modern MTB Design
Tapered fork steerer tubes, quality components including a 1x drivetrain with clutch-equipped rear derailleurs, thru-axle hubs, internal cable routing (including dropper seatpost) and an integrated chainstay protector give aspiring trail riders room to grow.
 

Off-Road Control
New geometry is optimised for confident trail riding and wheel size (29-inch) depending on frame size. The geometry is also designed for front suspension with either an 80mm or 100mm fork depending on frame size. All models have clearance for high-volume tyres (up to 2.4-inch) for traction and grip on technical terrain.
 

Light and Durable
All-new ALUXX aluminium frame features updated shaping and a lighter overall weight for improved performance on off-road terrain.


Colours - Gloss Metallic Blue, Satin Charcoal

Frame - ALUXX-grade aluminium, disc

Fork - SXC32-3 RCL, coil sprung, hydraulic lockout, tapered aluminium steerer, 15x110 thru axle XS&S: 80mm travel (27.5) M-XXL:100mm travel (29)

Shock - N/A

Handlebar - Giant Connect Trail, 31.8mm XS&S: 690mm (27.5) M-XXL: 780mm (29)

Grips - Giant Sole-O

Stem - Giant Sport, 7-degree rise

Seatpost - Giant Contact Switch Core 2 position dropper post, 30.9mm XS&S: 100mm drop x 350mm (27.5) M-XXL: 120mm drop x 400mm (29)

Saddle - Giant ErgoContact Trail

Pedals - MTB caged

Shifters - Shimano CUES SL-6000, 1x10

Front Derailleur - N/A

Rear Derailleur - Shimano CUES RD-U6000

Brakes - Tektro HDC M275, hydraulic, Tektro rotors [F]180mm, [R]160mm

Brake Levers - Tektro HDC M275

Cassette - Shimano CUES, CS-LG300, 11x48

Chain - KMC X-11

Crankset - ProWheel Charm, 32t (27.5) or 30t (29)

Bottom Bracket - cartridge

Rims - Giant GX03V 29 or 27.5, alloy, double wall, 21mm inner width

Hubs - alloy, sealed bearing, [F] 15x110 thru axle, [R] 12x142 thru-axle

Spokes - stainless, 14g

Tyres - Maxxis Rekon 27.5x2.4" or Maxxis Rekon Race 29x2.4", wire bead

Extras - Max Tyre Clearance2.4"

Weight - The most accurate way to determine any bike’s weight is to have your local dealer weigh it for you. Many brands strive to list the lowest possible weight, but in reality weight can vary based on size, finish, hardware and accessories. All our bikes are designed for best-in-class weight and ride quality.

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