The Giant Stance is a versatile, entry-level full-suspension mountain bike designed for trail riders seeking a capable and affordable option to explore varied off-road terrain. It stands out for offering balanced performance, comfort, and control, making it a popular choice among new and intermediate riders.
Giant Stance
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Giant Stance
Giant Stance Price Range
The price range for the Giant Stance typically falls between £1,600 and £2,500, making it an attractive option for riders looking to get into full-suspension mountain biking without breaking the bank.
Second hand models are typically between £1000-£1500. The specific price can vary based on the model year, components, and specifications
Giant Stance Key Features
FlexPoint Suspension System: The Stance features Giant's FlexPoint suspension technology, which provides 120mm of rear suspension travel. This system is designed to absorb trail bumps and improve traction and control on uneven terrain, enhancing rider comfort and confidence.
ALUXX Aluminium Frame: The frame of the Stance is constructed using Giant's ALUXX-grade aluminium, offering a strong, lightweight, and durable foundation for trail riding adventures. The geometry is tailored to provide a balanced ride, with a focus on stability and manoeuvrability.
27.5 or 29-inch Wheels: Depending on the model and size, the Stance is available with either 27.5-inch or 29-inch wheels, allowing riders to choose based on their preference for agility (27.5-inch) or rollover capability (29-inch).
Shimano or SRAM Components: The Stance is equipped with a mix of Shimano or SRAM components for its drivetrain and braking system, ensuring reliable shifting and effective stopping power across diverse trail conditions.
Tubeless Tires: Many models come ready with tubeless tires, reducing the risk of flats and allowing for lower tire pressures for improved grip and comfort on rough trails.
Adjustable Fork: The front suspension fork, typically offering 130mm of travel, provides additional cushioning and control, with adjustments available to fine-tune performance based on rider weight and trail conditions.