Between sport and comfort: With the new AnyTour E+ platform, Giant is launching both its first low-step SUV and a new e-city bike. In initial field testing, the e-bike, available in ten variants, impressed with its powerful, smooth assistance, high ride comfort, and remarkable off-road capabilities. Giant may be the world's largest bicycle manufacturer, but... read more
Test Giant Revolt X Advanced Pro 1: With a suspension fork, dropper post, and wide tires, the Revolt X looks like a typical trail gravel bike. It features a distinctly race-oriented geometry and is also suitable for bikepacking. With the Giant Revolt X Advanced Pro, the world's largest bike manufacturer is introducing a new model to its Revolt gravel bike... read more
Test Giant Talon E+ Jr. 24: Currently priced at under €2.000, Giant offers a functional e-MTB for kids, whose appeal lies in its simple yet effective technology. The Talon's rear motor is surprisingly powerful, and the classic, understated look is also appealing. When it comes to e-MTBs for kids, Giant has a simple yet compelling... read more
Are downhill and freeride bikes a thing of the past? Because the enduro bike dominates everything anyway? But Giant has a different opinion and introduces the Reign SX, one of the most fun park bikes we've had the chance to try in recent years. In this article, you'll find out what the aluminum mullet bullet with its 190 mm downhill fork and its daring... read more
Giant STP 20 review: The children's mountain bike from the world's largest bicycle manufacturer impresses with its solid frame and long service life. This affordable bike is certainly rather heavy, especially considering its wide tires. The world's largest bicycle manufacturer has an extremely broad product range, which naturally includes children's bikes. Giant, however, favors the sportier category... read more
