Old 04-17-21, 08:53 PM
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IAGIRL
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Originally Posted by dwmckee
I suspected this. The Giant rides beautifully and has a very well designed frame. The tire pressure may have been on the high side, OR on the lower models they come with the horribly cheap Giant Crosscut tires, which ride just about the same flat or at 100 PSI! That is widely considered among the worst gravel tires for ride quality, though they are really tough on the positive side. For the lower-end Revolts we sell we immediately recommend a tire upgrade to a high quality tire that is better-fitting to the rest of the bike. Test ride a higher-end Revolt with the Maxxias tires on it; it will have the same frame as the lower-end carbon models and that will give you a much better idea of what that bike can ride like.
I tried the 2020 Revolt Advanced 2 XS, which indeed has the Giant Crosscut AT 1, 700 x 38c tires.
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