I’ve owned a model 2 for a few months. Been a great bike and love the motor tuning adjustability. Averaging 40-45 miles per charge in the 2 lowest assist modes being used. Tried the Trek fuel exe also and it is a nice bike and a little quieter but overall liked the Giant better.
The model you are featuring here is the Trance X Advanced E+ Elite. Giant also have a model called the Trance X Advanced E+ (without the Elite tag) which is a different model. It is heavier and has a larger battery. Easily confused.
Wow, that is an amazing bike. Way out of my needs/price range but awesome to see. Great review, and that rep you spoke to really was on top of his game. Sometimes when you quiz reps I get the feeling you know more than they do about what they're selling 😁.
Yeah, he did a great job overall. I researched the bike more after and discovered that they sell a range extender battery pack that really unlocks the potential. I should have added details about that before publishing, but I wrote it in the description.
Big mistake, ride with your friends that don’t have an e bike so you get a small battery? Meanwhile other manufactures offer 650- 750 batteries? Was thinking about last years trance now it’s a giant ripoff
I think he should have mentioned that they offer a range extender for this. I suspect it's like the bottle battery packs that Specialized has for their SL models. This way, you can get an 800wh pack if you need it, it just adds a bit more to the cost.
@@ElectricBikeReview 14k is already over the top, so to pay additional for larger capacity and in the story to ride with non e bikes doesn’t make sense, I have an emtb for 6 yrs. and don’t need to ride with reg mtbs, I’m looking to upgrade but not at that price!
![[LIVE] : ONE ลุมพินี 89 | คู่เอก "ยอดไอคิว vs คิริลล์"](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Z3vYkHJ_5Ig/mqdefault.jpg)
I’ve owned a model 2 for a few months. Been a great bike and love the motor tuning adjustability. Averaging 40-45 miles per charge in the 2 lowest assist modes being used. Tried the Trek fuel exe also and it is a nice bike and a little quieter but overall liked the Giant better.
The model you are featuring here is the Trance X Advanced E+ Elite. Giant also have a model called the Trance X Advanced E+ (without the Elite tag) which is a different model. It is heavier and has a larger battery. Easily confused.
Wow, that is an amazing bike. Way out of my needs/price range but awesome to see. Great review, and that rep you spoke to really was on top of his game. Sometimes when you quiz reps I get the feeling you know more than they do about what they're selling 😁.
Yeah, he did a great job overall. I researched the bike more after and discovered that they sell a range extender battery pack that really unlocks the potential. I should have added details about that before publishing, but I wrote it in the description.
Very nice EBike 😉👍.
Nice bike.. :)
Thank god this wasn't around 30 years ago. I'd be bankrupt, or in jail from robbing banks! Great video / review. Fabulous machine.
Wow; $14,000!
Big mistake, ride with your friends that don’t have an e bike so you get a small battery? Meanwhile other manufactures offer 650- 750 batteries? Was thinking about last years trance now it’s a giant ripoff
I think he should have mentioned that they offer a range extender for this. I suspect it's like the bottle battery packs that Specialized has for their SL models. This way, you can get an 800wh pack if you need it, it just adds a bit more to the cost.
@@ElectricBikeReview 14k is already over the top, so to pay additional for larger capacity and in the story to ride with non e bikes doesn’t make sense, I have an emtb for 6 yrs. and don’t need to ride with reg mtbs, I’m looking to upgrade but not at that price!
talks boring
You audience seems very limited due to all of your high end bike reviews.
If you search his channel he does low prices ebike reviews too. He's at a bike show, so there's a lot of high-end bikes.
14K Sorry I have to thumbs down just for the price, blaa blaa blaa yes I know but it's still a bicycle in the end.
I hear you, but they’re not making these bikes just for the heck of it. There is a market for these bikes, but it’s not you or me.