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Giant-Revolt-Advanced-2-2022-Gravel-Bike Carbon GRX 2x11 Hydraulic Brakes - £1,949 Delivered @ Tredz
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Great value, Decent Carbon Frame Gravel Bike
With Carbon Frame and Shimano GRX 2x11 gearset
Just in time before Easter.
Tredz honours Halfords Cycle2Work vouchers with discounted bikes.
Info added by @PD2K79
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Fast gravel, rough gravel, pavement or dirt. However you choose to roll, this bike does it all. A new composite frameset and adjustable wheelbase make it more capable than ever.
Fast and light
New Advanced composite frame and fork save more than 160 grams compared to previous model. Updated geometry includes a lower bottom bracket, longer reach and steeper headtube angle for improved acceleration and climbing.
Tuned compliance
New frame features thinner, dropped seatstays to absorb road shocks and vibrations. D-Fuse handlebar and seatpost work as a system to add compliance without sacrificing stiffness while cornering, sprinting or climbing.
Adaptable to the terrain
A flip chip on the rear dropout adjusts the wheelbase short for quicker handling, or long for improved stability at speed. The long setting allows for larger diameter tires up to 53mm. You can also choose the included D-Fuse seatpost for maximum compliance, or switch to a 30.9mm round or dropper post.
With a lightweight Advanced-grade composite frame that’s engineered for compliance, Revolt Advanced lets you push your limits on variable terrain.
A composite fork eats up bumps, and the D-Fuse seatpost and handlebar absorb shocks and vibrations. A flip chip on the rear dropout adjusts wheelbase and tire clearance, and you can choose the included D-Fuse seatpost for maximum compliance or a 30.9mm round or dropper post.
Details including a smart mount system for racks and accessories give you a head start on any gravel riding mission.
What is a Gravel Bike?
Gravel bikes, sometimes called adventure bikes, sit somewhere on a sliding scale from what is essentially a drop-bar mountain bike, to something that looks like a traditional road or cyclocross bike.
Comfort based geometry – Most gravel and adventure bikes prioritise rider comfort over outright speed.
Long wheelbase - Continuing the frame design thread, gravel and adventure bikes tend to have a long wheelbase. Increasing this distance helps spread rider weight, increasing stability.
Low bottom bracket – A low bottom bracket (BB) another common gravel bike feature designed to increase the stability of a gravel bike, helping the bike feel more planted.
Generous tyre clearance – Large tyre clearance is yet another concession gravel bike designers pay to ride comfort and stability. Most models come shod with 32mm tyres but with room for much, much wider rubber.
Disc brakes – Drawn by disc brakes' increased stopping power, easier modulation and reduced maintenance it’s no surprise to see bike brands use them on gravel bikes.
As with most bike types, gravel models tend to be unisex. By switching out contact points, or simply adjusting them, it's fairly easy to cater for riders of different shapes. That said, some brands do offer specific women's gravel bikes.
Size Guide
YouTube - Overview & Use
Help & Information
With Carbon Frame and Shimano GRX 2x11 gearset
Just in time before Easter.
Tredz honours Halfords Cycle2Work vouchers with discounted bikes.
Info added by @PD2K79
Retailer Reviews
TrustPilot
Price Match
At Tredz, we're committed to bringing you the best products at the best prices.
If you find a product cheaper elsewhere, complete the simple form below and we'll see if we can match that price.
Click here for full details
Details
Fast gravel, rough gravel, pavement or dirt. However you choose to roll, this bike does it all. A new composite frameset and adjustable wheelbase make it more capable than ever.
Fast and light
New Advanced composite frame and fork save more than 160 grams compared to previous model. Updated geometry includes a lower bottom bracket, longer reach and steeper headtube angle for improved acceleration and climbing.
Tuned compliance
New frame features thinner, dropped seatstays to absorb road shocks and vibrations. D-Fuse handlebar and seatpost work as a system to add compliance without sacrificing stiffness while cornering, sprinting or climbing.
Adaptable to the terrain
A flip chip on the rear dropout adjusts the wheelbase short for quicker handling, or long for improved stability at speed. The long setting allows for larger diameter tires up to 53mm. You can also choose the included D-Fuse seatpost for maximum compliance, or switch to a 30.9mm round or dropper post.
With a lightweight Advanced-grade composite frame that’s engineered for compliance, Revolt Advanced lets you push your limits on variable terrain.
A composite fork eats up bumps, and the D-Fuse seatpost and handlebar absorb shocks and vibrations. A flip chip on the rear dropout adjusts wheelbase and tire clearance, and you can choose the included D-Fuse seatpost for maximum compliance or a 30.9mm round or dropper post.
Details including a smart mount system for racks and accessories give you a head start on any gravel riding mission.
What is a Gravel Bike?
Gravel bikes, sometimes called adventure bikes, sit somewhere on a sliding scale from what is essentially a drop-bar mountain bike, to something that looks like a traditional road or cyclocross bike.
Comfort based geometry – Most gravel and adventure bikes prioritise rider comfort over outright speed.
Long wheelbase - Continuing the frame design thread, gravel and adventure bikes tend to have a long wheelbase. Increasing this distance helps spread rider weight, increasing stability.
Low bottom bracket – A low bottom bracket (BB) another common gravel bike feature designed to increase the stability of a gravel bike, helping the bike feel more planted.
Generous tyre clearance – Large tyre clearance is yet another concession gravel bike designers pay to ride comfort and stability. Most models come shod with 32mm tyres but with room for much, much wider rubber.
Disc brakes – Drawn by disc brakes' increased stopping power, easier modulation and reduced maintenance it’s no surprise to see bike brands use them on gravel bikes.
As with most bike types, gravel models tend to be unisex. By switching out contact points, or simply adjusting them, it's fairly easy to cater for riders of different shapes. That said, some brands do offer specific women's gravel bikes.
Size Guide
YouTube - Overview & Use
Help & Information
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Edited by a community support team member, 15 March 2023
48 Comments
sorted byBy autumn they might be selling carbon bikes at 1/2 price.
Get couple of under 18s, & the carrying hours for the same money will almost double! (edited)
Well, in the end went with this deal 25% off + cycle2work will work out reasonably cheap. My first CF Road bike. (edited)
One tip I would advise for anyone buying would be to switch out the rubbish FSA crankset for Shimano GRX 810 then you're good to go (will also need a Shimano bottom bracket as well due to the different crank spindle diameter - the FSA is 19mm whereas Shimano uses a 24mm standard)