Giant AnyRoad 1

2016

4.0 stars

(2 Reviews)

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This item is not permitted to be shipped, however it can be purchased online and picked up at your convenience in Peyton's.

Description

Explore new routes and gain fitness on Giant’s versatile AnyRoad 1. The light aluminum frame features a composite fork that damps road vibrations, a tall head tube for confident handling, and a low top-tube so you can comfortably dismount. With Shimano Tiagra’s 27-speed drivetrain, disc brakes, and 32mm-wide tires, the AnyRoad is ready for smooth pavement, undulating terrain, and even dirt roads. Take control with Giant’s ergonomic drop bars and head off in your favorite direction.

Features & Info

Geometry chart

Giant AnyRoad geometry

Pedals sold separately

Consumer Reviews

4.0 stars

(2 reviews)

100% of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Durable (2)
Handles Well (2)
Mutlipostionable
Solid
Lightweight
Disc Brakesyes

Cons

New Bike Break-in
Slightly Overweight
Can't Add Fenders

Best Uses

Urban Biking
Casual Riding
Commuter

4.0
Sep 29, 2014

Pretty Nice Bike

Pros:: Durable, Mutlipostionable, Comfortable, Good Looking, Disc Brakesyes, 4 Brake Levers, Handles Well, Solid, Disk Brakes

Cons:: New Bike Break-in, Can't Add Fenders, Slightly Overweight

Best Uses:: Commuter

Exactly the bike I was looking for....drop bars, disc brakes, with some added braun and brute strength. The bike is relatively heavy compared to my full carbon roadie. The extra beef adds piece of mind for heavier riders. The bike handles really well on corners, curb hops and very light gravel. 3/4" packed gravel ok. Loose 3/4" gravel is trouble.

by 1bigmig1 from Colorado

4.0
Jun 04, 2014

Great Bike

Pros:: Lightweight, Durable, Plush Feel, Handles Well

Cons:

Best Uses:: Urban Biking, Casual Riding

Selected the Giant Anyroad 1 after trying out a bunch of Cyclocross bikes primarily for fitness cross-training. The geometry, components and stock tire/wheel set up make for a very quick, nimble, relatively light weight road/gravel/light trail bike for the novice or weekend warrior type. Notably, the finish on the frame is really nice with smooth welds which make it look like a carbon bike. It comes in a flat grey/black tones with tasteful royal blue accents and handle bar tape. The bike feels great on the road and feels very capable and solid. I'm very happy I picked this bike.

by Zakray from Vancouver, BC

Specifications

Frame: Giant ALUXX grade aluminum w/rack mounts
Fork: Giant Composite w/ALUXX aluminum steerer
Rims/Wheels: Giant SX-2
Hubs: Giant Sport Tracker Disc
Spokes: Stainless, 14g
Tires: Giant P-RX2, Flatguard Deflect 3, 700 x 32c
Crankset: Shimano Tiagra
Chainrings: 50/34
Front Derailleur: Shimano Tiagra
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Tiagra
Rear Cogs: Shimano Tiagra, 10-speed: 11-34
Shifters: Shimano Tiagra
Handlebars: Giant Connect XR Ergo-Control
Stem: Giant Connect
Brake Levers: Shimano Tiagra w/Giant Ergo-Control Sub Lever
Brakes: SRAM BB5 Road, mechanical disc, 160mm/140mm rotors (front/rear)
Saddle: Giant Connect, Forward
Seatpost: Giant Connect, Composite