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Giant Fastroad SLR 2
Giant Fastroad SLR 2
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The lightweight ALLUXX SLR aluminium frame and comfortable riding position designed for fitness riders make the FastRoad SLR perfect for adventures on the road or your daily commute. The smooth 700c wheels and aero frame tubes ensure a smooth, efficient ride. The D-Fuse seat post helps filter out any imperfections on rough road surfaces. The disc brakes offer excellent, confidence-inspiring stopping power in the hills or in poor conditions.
Note: All the bikes sold by Mantel come with the front brake on the left, and the rear brake on the right of the handlebar. If you’re accustomed to another set-up, then consider having this changed by an expert, or take your time to get used to the current set-up.
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Note: All the bikes sold by Mantel come with the front brake on the left, and the rear brake on the right of the handlebar. If you’re accustomed to another set-up, then consider having this changed by an expert, or take your time to get used to the current set-up.
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Giant Fastroad SLR 2
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Giant Fastroad SLR 2
Description
The lightweight ALLUXX SLR aluminium frame and comfortable riding position designed for fitness riders make the FastRoad SLR perfect for adventures on the road or your daily commute. The smooth 700c wheels and aero frame tubes ensure a smooth, efficient ride. The D-Fuse seat post helps filter out any imperfections on rough road surfaces. The disc brakes offer excellent, confidence-inspiring stopping power in the hills or in poor conditions.Note: All the bikes sold by Mantel come with the front brake on the left, and the rear brake on the right of the handlebar. If you’re accustomed to another set-up, then consider having this changed by an expert, or take your time to get used to the current set-up.