2022 Giant Reign E+0 - Top of the Line EMTB, Enduro Electric Mountain Bike - Review, Specs, details
This new version of the Giant Reign E+0 is the top model in Giant's Enduro Electric Mountain Bike Category. With 160mm frame / 170mm travel fork and modern geometry, this is a "Self Shuttle" bike ready to offer riders a way to do multiple laps of rides with big vertical, steeps and gnarly chunky terrain. With a 750 Watt Hour battery and 85 Watt Hr torque, the electric system is as good as they get currently and is known for being extremely smooth and quiet. This video goes over the details, specifications, close ups, geometry, and finishes with some suggestions for who the bike is for... and who it isn't for. Bike Bros. is in Cochrane, Alberta, Canada and has been voted one of Canada's Best Bike Shops for 8 years in a row. www.bikebros.ca songs were free from www.bensound.com
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