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2016 Giant

Trance Aluxx 27.5 Frameset

Prix du fabricant

1 625 $US(1 425 €)
CadreAluminium
roues27.5″
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Dimensions
XS

156cm – 166cm

SM

163cm – 174cm

MD

171cm – 182cm

LG

179cm – 189cm

XL

185cm – 195cm

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Résumé

The Giant Trance is a versatile trail bike praised for its excellent suspension performance, particularly the Maestro system, which offers great traction and efficiency. It features updated geometry that enhances stability and capability on descents, while maintaining strong climbing abilities. Overall, it provides good value with a solid frame and smart component choices, though some builds may require cockpit adjustments.

Pros
  • Excellent suspension performance with great traction and efficiency

  • Versatile frame capable for both trail and aggressive riding

  • Good value for money with high-quality components

  • Updated geometry for improved stability and handling

  • Strong climbing abilities with minimal pedal bob

Cons
  • Stock cockpit setup often needs upgrades like shorter stem and wider bars

  • Some builds have underperforming forks or tires lacking grip

  • Low bottom bracket height can lead to pedal strikes

  • Not as playful or confidence-inspiring on rough descents as some competitors

Key Quotes
this is clearly one of the best deals of the year—same high-end frame, full kit…just four hundred more bucks. No brainer
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
Lower, longer and slacker, the new Trance’s geometry is designed for charging hard
BikeRadar logoBikeRadar
The plush Maestro rear end is Giant’s super power, feeling far more potent than the 140 mm of travel would suggest.
Enduro Mountainbike Magazine logoEnduro Mountainbike Magazine
An absolute rocket. Hands down the fastest climber I rode in the entire test. Zero pedal induced bob. Zippy out of the saddle acceleration.
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Revolution Mountain Bike Magazine
[R]eviewed: 2017 Giant Trance 1

juil. 2017 · July 19, 2017

We think this is the best value mountain bike on the market today. Read on to find out why… The 2017 Trance 1 is flagged as the quintessential “do-everything” Trail bike. It is a dedicated 27.5” (650B) machine and comes spec’d with all the goodies advanced mountain bikers crave; carbon wheels, a complete Shimano Deore XT 1×11 drivetrain, XT brakes and quality Fox suspension units front and rear. Without a doubt this is the only ‘17 Trail bike with a […]

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Bicycling
Tested: Giant's Flow-alicious Trance Advanced 0

oct. 2016 · Mike Yozell

A popular trail model gets some extra downhill flow-ability

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Enduro Mountainbike Magazine
Giant Trance Advanced 1 Review

mai 2016 · Trev Worsey

The new 2016 Giant Trance Advanced 1 is more a revision than an evolution. How it fits on the trails you get to know in our full article.

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Flow Mountain Bike
Tested: Giant Trance Advanced 27.5 1

nov. 2015

Choosing the right bike is a seriously tough decision. Ideally you would need at least six bikes to have it covered, right? But we also know that often reality has other plans, so it’s back to the drawing board, and deciding on the perfect steed that will do all the things you wish. In the …

Points forts
  • So light.

  • Stellar Shimano XT.

  • Top-shelf FOX suspension.

  • Do-it-all ride anywhere ability.

  • Sturdy descender.

Points faibles
  • Narrow rims hold the bike back on rougher trails.

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BIKE Magazine
Preview: Giant Trance Advanced 27.5 2

mai 2015

There are carbon frames that cost nearly as much as this bike–Giant's least expensive carbon Trance. So what's the catch? Are the parts crap?

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MBR
Giant Trance Advanced 27.5 2 (2014) longterm review - MBR

févr. 2015 · Alan Muldoon

Giant Trance Advanced 27.5 2 review

Points forts
  • Rock-solid durability and reliability meant that with even minimal servicing the Trance was always ready to go

  • Suspension is easy to set up and get to a good place, but there’s more potential in the shock tuning

  • Long, slack geometry makes it a very capable bike on more demanding trails

Points faibles
  • The Trance really needs a shorter stem and wider handlebar out of the box to support the capability of the frame and geometry

  • The Overdrive 2 tapered head tube — thankfully it’s been dropped on 2015 bikes as it severely limited stem choice

  • A carbon frame is nice, but eats massively into the budget and the finishing kit, wheels and suspension take a hit

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BikeRadar
Giant Trance Advanced 27.5 1 - first ride review

nov. 2014 · Guy Kesteven

With sorted suspension and brilliant kit for the cash, this sets a benchmark for top end trail value

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MTBR
Compare-O Bottom Line: Scalable Giant Trance Advanced 27.5 0 a lightweight, versatile winner

févr. 2014 · Don Palermini

The versatile Giant Trance Advanced 27.5 0 changes colors like a chameleon making it one of the most versatile bikes in our test. See how it does with the rest of the mountain here. - Mtbr.com

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