Using Advanced SL-grade composite and technical innovations including the OverDrive 2 steerer tube, which boosts front-end stiffness and steering precision, the TCR Advanced SL is the go-to choice for Rabobank pros that need one bike that can do it all. The MegaDrive downtube and PowerCore bottom bracket help boost power transfer and efficiency. The integrated seatpost saves 45 grams, improves aerodynamics and produces a more compliant ride. And the integrated RideSense ANT+ wireless sensor lets you transmit performance data including cadence and speed.
Feautures=
- Shimano Dura-Ace 11-speed componentry
- Fi’zi:k Arione CX saddle with braided composite rails
- Giant P-SLR1 WheelSystem
- PRO Vibe OS handlebar and Giant Contact SLR composite OverDrive 2 stem
- Advanced-SL Grade composite Integrated Seatpost
- Sizes: XS, S, M, M/L, L, XL
- Color: Rabobank
Specs =
FRAME | |
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Sizes | XS, S, M, M/L, L, XL |
Colors | Rabobank |
Frame | Advanced SL-Grade Composite, Integrated Seatpost Custom for Shimano Di2 Electronic |
Fork | Advanced SL-Grade Composite, Full-Composite OverDrive 2 Steerer |
Shock | N/A |
COMPONENTS | |
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Handlebar | PRO Vibe OS Anatomic DC Routing, 31.8 |
Stem | Giant Contact SLR, Composite, OverDrive 2 |
Seatpost | Advanced SL-Grade Composite, Integrated Design |
Saddle | Fi’zi:k Arione CX w/ Braided Composite Rails |
Pedals | N/A |
DRIVETRAIN | |
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Shifters | Shimano Dura-Ace |
Front Derailleur | Shimano Dura-Ace |
Rear Derailleur | Shimano Dura-Ace |
Brakes | Shimano Dura-Ace |
Brake Levers | Shimano Dura-Ace |
Cassette | Shimano Dura-Ace 11×25, 11-Speed |
Chain | Shimano Dura-Ace |
Crankset | Shimano Dura-Ace, 39/53 |
Bottom Bracket | Shimano, Press Fit |
WHEELS | |
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Rims | Giant P-SLR1 WheelSystem |
Hubs | Giant P-SLR1 WheelSystem |
Spokes | Giant P-SLR1 WheelSystem |
Tires | Giant P-SLR1, 700×23, Front and Rear Specific, Folding |
OTHER | |
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Extras | 20mm ISP clamp, SL bond in top cap & steerer plug w/ alloy bolt, RideSense |
Weight | How much does this bike weigh? It’s a common question, and rightly so. But the truth is, there are no industry standards for claiming bike weights—and this leads to a lot of misinformation. Variances exist based on size, frame material, finish and hardware. And as bikes get lighter, these differences become more critical. At Giant, we believe the only way to truly know the weight of any particular bike is to find out for yourself at your local retailer. |
Source = giant