Frame Technology

Comfortable geometry and a sturdy steel frame make the Upland an all-around user-friendly bike that’s ready for anything. Streets, bike paths or dirt—Upland does it all.

Features
— InSync 320 80mm suspension fork
— Shimano Tourney 21speed drivetrain
— Shimano M151 crankset
— Shimano cassette rear hub

Frame Technology

Comfortable geometry and a lightweight ALUXX Alloy frame make the Boulder an all-around user-friendly bike that’s ready for anything. Streets, bike paths or dirt—Boulder does it all.

Features

— InSync Edge AL1 90mm Suspension fork
— Shimano Altus/Tourney 24speed drivetrain
— Shimano M416 mechanical disc brakes
— Shimano RM65 front and rear hubs

Frame Technology

Comfortable geometry and a lightweight ALUXX Alloy frame make the Boulder an all-around user-friendly bike that’s ready for anything. Streets, bike paths or dirt—Boulder does it all.

Features

— InSync Edge AL1 90mm Suspension fork
— Shimano Altus/Tourney 24speed drivetrain
— Shimano M416 mechanical disc brakes
— Shimano RM65 front and rear hubs

Frame Technology

With a lightweight, durable ALUXX aluminum frame built to maximize a 90-millimeter suspension fork, Strata is ready to explore the path less traveled. Dependable components, including sturdy disc brakes, make it a fun and reliable adventure companion.

Features

— InSync Point300 Suspension fork
— Shimano Alivio/tourney 24speed drivetrain
— Shimano M415 Mechanical disc brakes
— Shimano RM65 front and rear hubs 

Frame Technology

A perfectly balanced ALUXX SL aluminum frame—bolstered with 5 inches of fully active Maestro suspension travel—will keep you rolling through technical terrain, blitzing descents and devouring steep climbs. Ride more trails. And ride them faster.

Features

— Fox 32 F120R, 120mm suspension fork w/15QR thru-axle, Fox Float R rear shock
— Avid Juicy 3 hydraulic disc brakes
— Fi’zi:k Gobi XM saddle
— Mavic XM 117 rims

Frame Technology

Start with an ALUXX SL aluminum frameset, a hydro-formed work of art with all the right angles then add 4 inches of active Maestro travel, and you get an XC race bike that’s light enough to waltz up nasty climbs and stable enough to rail rutted descents. Test editors everywhere agree with Giant pros: Anthem X nails it.

KEY UPGRADES (from Anthem X2)

— RockShox SID Team, 100mm suspension fork and Fox Float RP23 rear shock
— Shimano Deore XT/XTR components
— Giant Contact seatpost, stem and handlebar
— Shimano Deore XT wheelset

Frame Technology

Unveiled by Kurt with a podium finish at the Red Bull Rampage contest, the all-new Faith is the most advanced 7-inch freeride bike ever created. With lightweight ALUXX SL aluminum tubing and a unique convertible rear dropout system, it’s bombproof enough for Kurt yet versatile enough for your home trails.

Features

— RockShox Totem Solo Air, 180mm suspension fork, RockShox Vivid 5.1 rear shock
— SRAM X.9 shifters/X.9 rear derailleur with Avid Elixir CR disc brakes
— Race Face Atlas AM handlebar/Diabolus D2 stem with Giant Connect SL seatpost
— Sun Ringle MTX31 rim/Giant Tracker 20mm (f) hub/Formula Disc (r) hub, wheelset

Frame Technology

For years, one of the most trusted names in DH racing—from rookies to seasoned pros—has been Glory. This year’s all-new Glory features 8 inches of fully active Maestro suspension mated to a lightweight and rugged ALUXX SL aluminum frame to inspire confidence in the most extreme DH conditions.

KEY UPGRADES (from Glory 1)

— Fox 40 RC2, 203mm suspension fork, Fox DHX RC4 coil rear shock
— Shimano Saint group
— Race Face Diabolus DH stem and Atlas AM handlebar
— Custom Mavic EX721 rim/Shimano Saint hubs, wheelset