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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ส.ค. 2020
- How much do bikes change from one generation to another?
The Giant TCR Advanced SL 0 is Giant's flagship race bike, used by Team CCC and Greg Van Avermaet at WorldTour level. We compare it to the last iteration of the same bike, and look at how the design has changed.
The Giant TCR goes back further than this, though. It is a piece of cycling history - the first frame to introduce a 'compact geometry', with a sloped top tube that increased stiffness, improved aerodynamics and reduced weight.
Lining up against the likes of the Trek Émonda, Specialized S-Works Tarmac and Cannondale SuperSix, the latest TCR needs to boast some impressive numbers, and Giant doesn’t disappoint.
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I've heard from many people that Giant has the best reputation for making good press fit bottom brackets unlike other brands
I heard the moon's made out of cheese🤗🧀
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The video suggests that cable integration and tire clearance are improvements this generation. Last gen's TCR SL did have models with disc brakes and wireless shifting and this gen's TCR has models with rim brakes and mechanical shifting. Giant is among a few (maybe only) remaining major bike manufacturer to offer buyers choice b/w mechanical/wireless shifting and rim/disc braking for its top spec (i.e. SL) race bikes.
What is that, a laptop in your front pocket? 🤓
Great review. Love this bike.
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GIANT BB's DO NOT CREAK THEY KNOW HOW TO MAKE A BIKE....
Yes. This could have been presented in a more balanced manner. Pressfit is superior to threaded BBs. Creaking is symptomatic of poor frame manufacturing tolerances, thus manufacturers moving back to heavier, less stiff threaded bottom brackets are trading-off fewer warranty repairs with lower performance.
What is the tyre clearance for the previous generation (2016) of Giant TCR Advanced SL?
Ill take a rim break TCR over a disc on any day. Im no pro cyclist but ever i can tell the difference in ride feel, and responsiveness between the two. Skrew the the industry pushing disc brakes on a road bike. Just my two cents.
Yep absolutely true...discs are for MTB and Cyclocross
If external cables are bad for travelling, how about the non-removable seat post?
Gotta say, isp looks 'cool' (?!) but yeah, totally impractical, quite a silly idea
Absent the slow cruising boat, pigeons and ducks video bombing the review, it was very informative... btw, pigeons and ducks are camera hams... they always manage to make sure they’re in the camera... lol...
Thanks! We’ll ditch the ducks next time 😂
Awesome video !! I don't see why the Trek Emonda would be faster just because it comes out a few weeks later, that's not what makes a bike faster lol
...marketing people nowadays. 🙄🤔😑
Also, PF86 is not an ideal for bigger (30mm or 29mm) axles like with SRAM. bearing size gets reduced and doesn't last as long.
Which stand have you installed on them?
Thanks. Do you mean our sticks propping them up? 🙈
Don't you think we're not seeing any Dura Ace on the top end bikes because Giant doesn't want to make a huge purchase order of DA components knowing very well that Shimano will release a new DA 9200 next year.
For sure, plus everyone wants the latest and greatest. So when the new dura ace comes out then all bikes with the old dura ace will be dated
I think the old giant that incomparable, since that TCR Advance pro 0 2020 vs TCR advance sl 0. CMIIW
You look tall what size is that I can never decide between a M/L or Large frame
Iam 5ft 11inches and Iam a m/l just bought one I would say they are slightly bigger than the old tcr
Hi Andrew,
I’m 6’1”, 175cm and I rode an M/L, but tend to favour shorter frames because of my specific fit. It fits fairly squarely into a typical 56cm top tube geometry.
Hope that helps!
Peter | Cyclist
If anyone is in the between sizes, always pick the smaller one :)
It is almost a golden rule now.
I'm 6'1.75" with 33.5 inseam I ride a large sl disc
In its time?? Heck 👎 its STILL an exceptional race bike....He's on the gear
2:05 Is the paint peeling off?!
Thankfully no, it’s just the way the sun hits the naked carbon finish 👍