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2011 Revel 0
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With a lightweight, competition-inspired ALUXX aluminum frame built to optimize its 100-millimeter suspension fork, Revel offers a stable, comfortable ride. From the same family tree as Giant's offroad performance bikes, it''s outfitted with quality components that make it a reliable companion for whatever trail you choose.
Specifications & Identifiers
Bike Type
Hardtail, Hardtail 26"
Black/Green - Large UPC
826225330759
Black/Green - Large MPN
333075
Black/Green - Medium UPC
826225330742
Tree Fort ID:
333222364168
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Are there any foreseeable problems with a single speed conversion on this bike?
Are there any foreseeable problems with a single speed conversion on this bike?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
No, just keep in mind this bike uses vertical dropouts and a chain tensioner will need to be used.
No, just keep in mind this bike uses vertical dropouts and a chain tensioner will need to be used.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do you have this bike with a 16" frame? Thx!
Do you have this bike with a 16" frame? Thx!
A.
anwered by: mlewis
No, we only have a large left in this bike.
No, we only have a large left in this bike.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do you have this bike in a size that should fit a 5'-6" male rider?
Do you have this bike in a size that should fit a 5'-6" male rider?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
No, we only have a large left in this bike.
No, we only have a large left in this bike.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is the Revel 0 a durable bike?
Is the Revel 0 a durable bike?
A.
anwered by: bhardy
It would depend on riding conditions, rider size and how well the bike is maintained. For an average size rider (around 150-180lbs) who is properly maintaining the bike and riding it on XC trails, this bike would last a long time.
If you had a 300lb rider dirt jumping this bike and storing it outside in the rain, it would not last very long.
It would depend on riding conditions, rider size and how well the bike is maintained. For an average size rider (around 150-180lbs) who is properly maintaining the bike and riding it on XC trails, this bike would last a long time.
If you had a 300lb rider dirt jumping this bike and storing it outside in the rain, it would not last very long.
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