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Reign Advanced Pro, 29 Frameset
Precio del fabricante
2950 US$(2535 €)| Suspensión | completo, 146mm trasero |
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| Ruedas | 29″ |
163cm – 173cm
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Resumen
The Giant Reign is praised for its versatile performance, excelling as a capable climber with efficient suspension and geometry while delivering composed and playful handling on descents. Its Maestro suspension system offers a balanced ride with good small-bump sensitivity and support, though some reviews note limitations in rough terrain and travel. Overall, it's seen as a strong contender in the enduro category, blending agility with stability.
Excellent climbing abilities
Composed and predictable suspension
Playful and fast downhill performance
Good value and competitive pricing
Lightweight and agile handling
Limited rear travel in rough terrain
Suspension setup can feel unbalanced or lose efficiency
Issues with components like dropper posts and brake rub
Not the most comfortable on high-speed, demanding trails
The Reign SX 29 is basically a monster truck on the trail, but one with a spandex-wearing alter ego.
BIKE MagazineIf you’re after an engaging, exciting ride that’ll need to be ridden with focus and commitment to get the most out of it, the Reign is certainly worth considering.
BikeRadarIt’s a great do-everything bike for the rider who prefers aggressive, nasty trails to smooth, snaking singletrack, but still needs to get to the top of the mountain under pedal-power.
Flow Mountain BikeThe Giant Reign 29 repeats the mantra that longer is better.
Enduro Mountainbike MagazinePut simply this bike is both fun and fast.
Vital MTBFeedback?
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mar 2021 · Giant Bicycles
Reece Wallace was recently inspired by Canada's Search & Rescue fleet to paint his new 2021 Giant Reign Advanced Pro 29.
ene 2021 · David Gould
Giant reckons their Reign 29er could be the ultimate Enduro machine but what do we make of it after subjecting it to eight months of testing?
abr 2020 · Robin Weaver
The new Reign offers a very lively, dynamic ride but get it into the really rough stuff and it feels more like a long-travel trail bike than a mini downhill rig
Fox fork and shock offer plenty of useful adjustment and a really smooth, controlled feel
Decent geometry
Dropper post needs to be longer on the medium
Very direct feel with quite a bit of feedback so not the comfiest bike on rough trails
feb 2020 · Alan Muldoon
The Giant Reign 29 is the long awaited 29er version of the Giant Reign. Full carbon frame with Maestro rear suspension delivering 146mm travel.
Good sizing, competitive pricing
Intermittent rear brake rub
ene 2020
The new Reign has a lot going for it—it’s a looker, it climbs and descends beautifully, and above all it’s fun.
ene 2020 · Christoph Bayer
At last! Fans have long anticipated the Giant Reign 29! So it's all the more exciting to see how the bike performs and whether the new bigger-wheeled Reign can live up to its legendary status.
Excellent climber
Instils you with confidence on steep descents
Poppy suspension
Quickly reaches its limits on rough terrain
Big gap between sizes
Little attention to detail on some parts of the frame
ago 2019 · Justin Serna
First Ride Giant Reign Advanced 29 Words by Justin Serna | Photos by Nic Hall The Giant Reign has definitely reached an iconic status after 15 years of service. Although Giant hasn't historically offered that lust-worthy image or boutique vibe in the past,
ago 2019 · Simon Silver
To commence the launch of the new 29″ Reign series, Giant selected a world class destination of Revelstoke, British Columbia to give us an opportunity to try out the new bike. We can confidently say that the trails in and around Revelstoke provided the perfect testing grounds for the bike. A good pedal, some truck assisted shuttles, and a 8,500 ft descent through rooty, loose, and loamy single track via a Helicopter drop gave us more than an adequate feeling of how the new Reign rides. For a quick look at our Heli drop, check out the video below, and
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