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Apr 2026 · Jessie-May Morgan
Both the Liv Embolden and Giant Stance get Giant's own proprietary fork and shock, along with their own Contact Switch AT dropper post, allowing for up to 200 mm drop on the larger frame sizes - thanks to that straight seat tube.
Value proposition at $2,300
Sleeker shock packaging for larger bottle clearance
Lighter than predecessor by ~300g
Threaded bottom bracket
Internal cable routing
UDH dropout
TRA WheelSystem with 30mm internal width
72T hub engagement with 5° pick-up
Adjustable drop dropper post up to 200mm
Shimano CUES 10s drivetrain
4-piston Tektro brakes with 180mm rotors
No remote lockout cable routing
US availability restricted due to WRO
Proprietary fork and shock may limit serviceability or upgrade options
Mar 2026 · Jordan Villella
Giant is focusing on a “total speed system,” treating the rider, frame, cockpit, wheels, and tires as a unified aerodynamic platform.
Mar 2026 · Jordan Villella
The Giant Propel is one of the top aero road bikes that we've ridden, and it just might give the Giant TCR a run for its place in the lineup.
Mar 2026 · Jack Evans
Giant has completed the Propel's transformation into an all-round race bike, shaving 355g from the range-topping Advanced SL while claiming
Very light
Stiff where you want it
Poised handling
Excellent spec for the money
Feels rapid and pretty smooth
Minimal frame advancement
Reduced front-end adjustability
Proprietary steerer
Integrated seatpost
Mar 2026 · Ronan Mc Laughlin
Dipping below 6.8 kg and with a claimed 18-watt savings, the latest Propel and EnviLiv edge into all-rounder territory.
Feb 2026 · Matt Beer
Stance E+0: $5,500 USD / $7,200 CAD / $8,999 AUS / €5,499* EUR // 800 Wh battery, 100 Nm SyncDrive Pro 3X motor, Fox 36 Rhythm Air Grip fork, Fox Float X shock, Shimano Deore XT 11-speed derailleur, Cues LinkGlide shifter, Shimano Deore XT brakes, Giant TRA2 wheelset, Giant Contact cockpit, Maxxis Minion DHF 2.
Q: Which Giant bikes are most popular?
The most popular Giant model families are the Defy, TCR e Revolt.
Q: Does Giant make eBikes?
Yes, Giant manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.