Giant TCR 2 disc SE vs Giant TCR Advanced Pro 2 disc
02-01-23, 03:11 AM
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Giant TCR 2 disc SE vs Giant TCR Advanced Pro 2 disc
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Anyone own or have knowledge about the difference include weight on the above. I have got an offer on both bikes the SE for US 2000,- and the advanced Pro 2 US 2400,- Im looking for a bike with lowest possible weight without braking the bank and dealer says 8.84 Kg for the SE and 7.85Kg for the advanced Pro 2 but online reviews I have checked seems to indicate similar weight!
Thanks @regards
hsea17
Anyone own or have knowledge about the difference include weight on the above. I have got an offer on both bikes the SE for US 2000,- and the advanced Pro 2 US 2400,- Im looking for a bike with lowest possible weight without braking the bank and dealer says 8.84 Kg for the SE and 7.85Kg for the advanced Pro 2 but online reviews I have checked seems to indicate similar weight!
Thanks @regards
hsea17
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02-01-23, 09:13 AM
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Well it'd help a lot if you gave links to Giant's description of each bike. They have TCR's in all different configuration with different tier groups or drivetrain and wheels. All of which will make a difference in weight. I didn't find the exact title of one of the bikes you said. But for the closest I found, one has a carbon wheelset.
Not every bike of the same model and same everything is going to weigh the same. How much difference there is among them I don't know. And if your were looking at review weights from others, then you have to consider the size of the frame they were on. Bigger frames of the same model will weigh more than the weight spec's the mfr may have given the weight for.
And the reviewer may have been including items like pedals, bottles, bottle cages and kit bag with tools under the saddle.
Not every bike of the same model and same everything is going to weigh the same. How much difference there is among them I don't know. And if your were looking at review weights from others, then you have to consider the size of the frame they were on. Bigger frames of the same model will weigh more than the weight spec's the mfr may have given the weight for.
And the reviewer may have been including items like pedals, bottles, bottle cages and kit bag with tools under the saddle.
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02-01-23, 06:29 PM
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Well it'd help a lot if you gave links to Giant's description of each bike. They have TCR's in all different configuration with different tier groups or drivetrain and wheels. All of which will make a difference in weight. I didn't find the exact title of one of the bikes you said. But for the closest I found, one has a carbon wheelset.
Not every bike of the same model and same everything is going to weigh the same. How much difference there is among them I don't know. And if your were looking at review weights from others, then you have to consider the size of the frame they were on. Bigger frames of the same model will weigh more than the weight spec's the mfr may have given the weight for.
And the reviewer may have been including items like pedals, bottles, bottle cages and kit bag with tools under the saddle.
Not every bike of the same model and same everything is going to weigh the same. How much difference there is among them I don't know. And if your were looking at review weights from others, then you have to consider the size of the frame they were on. Bigger frames of the same model will weigh more than the weight spec's the mfr may have given the weight for.
And the reviewer may have been including items like pedals, bottles, bottle cages and kit bag with tools under the saddle.
Regards
hsea17
