We have Giant AnyRoad bicycle to rent out at our garage in Hanoi. Bikes of series 2015 at different size (S, M, ML, L). We have Giant Anyroad bicycles for hire only in our bike shop in Hanoi. The bikes are ready to delivered at our garage…
Description
We have Giant AnyRoad bicycles available for rent at our garage in Hanoi. The bikes come in different sizes including S, M, ML, L. The bikes are ready for rent at our garage and must be returned to our shop after the rental period. Delivery service may be available with extra charge.
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Specs
| SIZES |
XS, S, M, L |
| FRAME TYPE |
Rigid |
| FRAME MATERIAL |
Aluminium Alloy |
| GEARS |
3 * 9 |
| CHAINSET TYPE |
48-34 |
| WHEEL SIZE |
700 * 32 |
| BRAKESET |
Giant Ergo-Control Sub Lever SRAM BB5 Road mechanical disc |
| CHAINSET |
Shimano FC-R460, 34/48 |
| FRONT DERAILLEUR |
Shimano FD-R460-B |
| REAR DERAILLEUR |
Shimano RD-R350-10 SS |
| SHIFTERS |
Shimano ST-R460 24-speed |
| CASSETTE |
Shimano HG50 |
| WHEELS |
Giant S-X2 |
Explore new routes and gain fitness on Giant’s versatile AnyRoad 2015. 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.
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With Shimano Tiagra’s 27-speed drivetrain, disc brakes, and wide 32mm tires, the AnyRoad is ready for smooth pavement, undulating terrain, and even dirt roads.
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Take control with Giant’s ergonomic drop bars and steer off in your favorite direction.
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Rental
It is not possible to attach a rear rack to the Giant AnyRoad bicycle. If you plan to carry all of your luggage on the bike’s rear rack, we recommend renting a Trek bicycle instead.
Advance reservation is required.
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