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Giant XTC 1

March 6th, 2009

Well after not riding for more than two years, I decided to get back into it and recently purchased a new bike.  Mostly due to influence from a co-worker I have decided on the Giant XTC 1.  It’s my first bike with hydraulic breaks and I can’t contain myself till I get to ride it.  I’m looking forward to discovering Toronto’s trails and hidden gems. :)   I am now feverishly googling for mountain bike trails and maps of the area…

Key Features

  • ALUXX SL Butted Alloy frame
  • Fox 32 F100 RL w/Lockout
  • Shimano XTR/SLX 27speed drivetrain
  • Raceface Evolve XC Bar/Stem/Seatpost
  • Fi’zi:k Gobi XM saddle

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Full Specs

Size L:20 (Other sizes available from manufatucturer: XS:14.5, S:16, M:18, L:20, XL:22)
Colour Blue
Frame ALUXX SL Butted Alloy
Fork Fox 32 F100 RL w/lockout 4″/100mm
Rear Shock N/A
Rear Derailleur Shimano XTR shadow high normal 9speed
Front derailleur Shimano SLX 34.9
Shifters Shimano SLX rapid fire 27speed
Crankset Shimano SLX Hollowtech II 22×32x44
Bottom Bracket Shimano integrated, outboard
Shift/chain guide N/A
Chain Shimano HG73 9 speed
Cassette Shimano HG 50 9speed 11-34T
Brakes Shimano SLX hydraulic w/6″ centre-lock rotors
Brake Levers Shimano SLX
Hubs Shimano SLX disc
Rims Mavic XM317 disc
Spokes Sapim Leader 15G stainless
Tyres Kenda Small Block Eight DTC 26×2.1″
Pedals Shimano M520 SPD Clipless
H.bar/stem Raceface Evolve XC low rise / Raceface Evolve XC
Seat Post Raceface Evolve XC
Saddle Fi’zi:k Gobi XM W/magnese rail
Grips Giant Lock-on

Geometry

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  1. RaiulBaztepo
    RaiulBaztepo
    | #1

    Hello!
    Very Interesting post! Thank you for such interesting resource!
    PS: Sorry for my bad english, I’v just started to learn this language ;)
    See you!
    Your, Raiul Baztepo

  2. Max
    Max
    | #2

    Hey, did you buy this bike in australia? I also got a XTC1 and I bought it in Montréal but the specs are different. You should check it out on Giant Canada.

    Anyways how do you like it? Its a pretty nice machine, really well-built. The only thing I suggest is to cut the handlebar depending of your shoulders. It gives a better control.

    Finally if you want to travel and try different mountain look up for Bromont and Val-David in Quebec. Theres some really long trail in Vermont too.

    See you,
    Max

  3. | #3

    Hi Max! No I actually bought it at a bike store here in Toronto. The bike is SOLID, I had a Rockhopper a few years back but this one is way better, especially with the hydraulic breaks. My shoulders are wide so the handlebars are perfect.
    Thank you for your suggestions, maybe next summer I will travel to Quebec and check out Bromont or Val-David.

    Take Care!!
    Rob

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