Once you have the bike in front of you, you will be able to see how to adjust it. It has an adjustable screw. Loosen it, and adjust height of seatpost.
If I don't have extra brakes riding in the city, I feel unsafe. Dogs, cats, or children will jump right infront of you. I first notice this bike due to seeing Giant Bicycles' CEO riding on one of these. Every bike should come with extra brakes.
After waching the video I agree with you that hand wash will be cleaner then machine wash. The machine in this video looks like some kinda of a cheap ferris wheel that I go to when I was 5. I'm sure if it is some premium machine with the right soaps it is super clean an equivalent to the London Eye ferris wheel.
*I liked the bike so much this is my second bike☞>**share4.photo/giantBike?なb** The first bike was stolen. This bike does require maintenance as parts do loosen up, especially when ridden off road. I ride the C&O canal in Maryland which is a hard pack trail. I always tighten up nuts before and after rides. After all the bike is sort of a cheapie. Nice ride, Gears aren't too bad. I would recommend to someone who rides occasionally and is prepared to do maintenance as needed.*
*a very good bike☞>**share4.photo/giantBike?ひn** No major issues and the bike keeps riding good. No issues with the wheel durability (I've punctured one rim with a fencing nail, wheel held up fine) and no problem with spokes breaking.*
Thanks for your review .I have ordered the Anyroad advanced ( comax) in the UK . You have such enthusiasm for the bike you convinced me !!! I'm a few years older than you but feel sure the more relaxed frame style will suit me well .Keep enjoying your rides and good luck .Thanks
hahaha... thanks.... In fact, whenever I pick a tune or music from the internet, automatically, that video will not earn any money at all because I am not using my own original score/music. But this music is so nice, I forgo the opportunity to earn any money. Whoever wrote the song deserved every penny....hahaha.... Thank you for your accurate comment and thanks for watching.
Ha ha...Thanks CJ, we were just testing the drone. WEren't good with the controls. It's in the workshop now cos my bro-in-law tested flying it inside home. Hit wall. Feel. the camera can function but cannot be moved left or right up or down. OH, Oh. Have to wait for it to come out of workshop.Which country are you living in now?
Shook! at Starhill Gallery, Kuala Lumpur. (I actually don't know why the name is SHOOK! with a exclamation mark. WE in Malaysia has a colloquial word "Syiok" It means really really satisfying. Europeans or Americans who do not like durians would never understand what syiok means. There is no food in the western world where the taste is "syiok. Like you are drown mad in the taste as it enters your mouth. Nothing like that in the western world. The spices from Asia probably can provide that and that is why in UK, many loved the spices and curry from India and China. The western cuisine smells and tastes good. Very good. But can never come close to the word SYIOK. But I don't know why the restaurant uses the word SHOOK for it's name. IT's not the same as what the locals call Syiok. Anyway, maybe due to it being able to sell to foreigners, it uses the name SHOOK. There is an exclamation mark. Shook !.
Shook! at Starhill Gallery, Kuala Lumpur. (I actually don't know why the name is SHOOK! with a exclamation mark. WE in Malaysia has a colloquial word "Syiok" It means really really satisfying. Europeans or Americans who do not like durians would never understand what syiok means. There is no food in the western world where the taste is "syiok. Like you are drown mad in the taste as it enters your mouth. Nothing like that in the western world. The spices from Asia probably can provide that and that is why in UK, many loved the spices and curry from India and China. The western cuisine smells and tastes good. Very good. But can never come close to the word SYIOK. But I don't know why the restaurant uses the word SHOOK for it's name. IT's not the same as what the locals call Syiok. Anyway, maybe due to it being able to sell to foreigners, it uses the name SHOOK. There is an exclamation mark. Shook !.
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I am glad. Thank you. Which country are you from? And can you tell me if there are many gravel roads in your neighbourhood? Thanks. This was one of my very first videos and I am an amateur. No editing. Since I didn't explain well, I did a second one to try to better it. This was my second one....slightly better.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-B9A7nPuhRuY.html
Hi there, I have a Tern bicycle which is great for commutes and groceries. However, I have been wanting a more roadish bike, which can mostly go on pavement and park connectors. I am absolutely torn between a Giant Anyroad 2 and a Merida Cyclocross 300. Can you please advise?
A cyclocross bike is built for going fast and for racing. You have to bend your back more to be more aerodynamic. You have said that you need a bike for commuting. It is likely that you will be on the streets with much traffic. A higher sitting up position allows you to see things better from side to side. In this way, I would think that the Giant Anyroad 2 may suit you better and may be safer too. One more point......made for Cyclocross bikes have tyre which have small knobs. When you ride fast on normal roads, there is a whirring sound (wuurrrrrrrrrrrr). The Giant Anyroad have a non-knobby tyre and is quite quiet on the road.
+GREENMEENIE Yes, you can. I have seen someone's FB photos who have done it. Just add a rack in front and one set at the back. He went on touring. Converted it into a touring bike.
Thanks for watching. Most weekend cyclists start from the cafe at the Monumen Alaf Baru at Presint 2. There is a car park there. Do you ride in Putrajaya often? Are you from KL or PJ?
Juan Francisco Rodríguez Hello friend, you can use almost any bike for triathlon. There are many non-pro events amateurs like us can take part in. However, a road bike with thin 25 mm tyres would be much faster than this Anyroad bike. In triathlon where time is the important thing, a fast road bike is more suitable. This Anyroad bike is for rougher terrains and leisure rides. If you are interested in speed and triathlon, buy an entry level road bike.
renan dilim Hi, Renan. Thank you for your question. Which country are you living in ? Can you tell me? In my country and in USA, Australia etc., Giant Bicycles have set up bike shops. Can you find a Giant bike shop where you live? Please let me know. Otherwise, I am not able to answer your question.
Ordered a 2015 version I recently picked up last week. After a bit of research I found this particular bike is very ideal for the beginner. Haven't tested her yet but I can't wait.
buzzydj Fantastic! I am so glad to hear this. Someone share my interest. Same interest. Enjoy the great bike! May I ask which country are you from, friend?
Thank you Vincent. I'm in the United States. Greetings from Los Angeles. Took my new Giant AnyRoad out for a spin and it rides very smooth. Now I am in the process of getting all the extra gear and few modifications.
A question was asked by a friend the other day. Between the two, Specialized Diverge Sport A1 better or this Giant Anyroad 1 better? I think most bikes in the same category will be similar and as good as one another. From a consumer/customer point of view , surely value for money comes in as a point worth considering. Diverge - $ 1,250 l Anyroad 1 - $ 1,225 l Shimano Sora l Shimano Tiagra 9- speed l 10- Speed One set of brake levers l Two sets of brake levers l (Relevant brake levers; important) l Climbing gears l Climbing Gears 50T/34T l 48T/34T 11 - 32 T (cassette) l 11 - 34 T (cassette) Based on the gears, the Giant Anyroad 1 has got gears geared for steeper climbing. The Diverge has got gears for higher speed on flat road.
FUKOU HUNTER Oh Hi, this is a hybrid bike and its specialty is to conquer gravel road or laterite roads. On the just mentioned terrains, it will ride faster than racing bikes with 25mm tyres. On tarmac, surely the road racing bikes will definitely be faster. This Anyroad 1 hybrid bike can be modified to take panniers and used as a touring bike. Please watch my next video. It would be the last one on this Giant Anyroad 1.
Thank you for sharing!! I recently purchased Escape R3, but I think I'll.... want to get ANY ROAD1 soon. This frame is very stylish and beautiful, so, it attracts me a lot!!
FNAO10 I had, before purchasing this Anyroad bike, wanted to buy a flatbar bike. However, as I was going on a longer hill climb and was descending, I realised that the opportunity to change hand positions on the bar provided by drop bars is better. When we are tired, the drop bars allow us to change positions. Due to this reason, I chose the Anyroad. Flatbar is good for maneuvering on descends but when we are fatigued and when we want to go into a more aerodynamic position to enjoy the wind when on a straight road and slight descend, you will cherish a drop bar. So, I didnt buy an Escape or equivalent.
Wow! Wow! Congratulations. You must be so happy. I am happy for you too. Hey, Can we see a photo of you with your new bike. ? I wonder whether I can put racks onto my Anyroad 1 and make it into a touring bike. I am still thinking of selling it , then go buy a ready-made touring bike. I saw one video recently....please Google Polygon Bend RiV. Everything is ready.
Thank you for your reply. Yeah, I can't wait to receive my Anyroad1 from the dealer on the 27th of this month. I'll post a photo of my new bike after that. BEND RIV has similar concept to GeatJourney of GIANT, right ? Actually, I'm also interested in long-touring by bike. Maybe you can put racks and bags on your Anyroad1. I hope you get the best bike for you!
Hey Vincent , I'm in England my friend :) Just bought A Chris boardman cyclocross bike :) Also have a cannondale mountain bike but it's old :) I like your videos and your friendly happy way :) Team sky u support eh :)
I am switching from mtb to cyclocross and currently looking at all diff brands and models. This Giant Anyroad 1 seems pretty solid, i might actually recommend this to my fiancee. Can I check what is the current price for this? and is the 2015 model having the same parts or better?
Jeremywwk Oh, so sorry I missed seeing / reading your query, Jeremy. Nowadays, bikes and cars changes model very fast. I see that the shops have already got the CoMax Anyroad. They are semi-carbon. Lighter in weight. For this Anyroad 1, they have a new colour too....RED, I think. Personally I kind of like the darker colour one. Anyway, in this region, the Anyroad do not have Shimano 105. Only Taiwan has Anyroad 1 with Shimano 105. Find out or visit the Giant dealer in your area. Thanks again. Bye!
Feiz Glencross Haha....It's design that way, Feiz. I think I will write to Giant to ask them why this special design. Anyway, it makes the bike look unique. Take care. Thanks for sharing. Which country are you from?
iCogitoErgoSum Hi, thanks for the the question, friend. It is lighter and more colourful. I am sure you will like it and I think when you like it, you will be happy. After all it is just another $600. It's a new type of carbon-fibre. Surely , you will like it.
