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Show me your..... Giant Trance
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neithernone of them are trances!tsk.
im am however struggling to find a picture of my genuine actual Trance.
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closest to a whole bike shot I can find I'm afraid.
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2007 vintage with 130 forks although I've also used 140 forks on it. bloody brilliant bike which could handle a hell of a lot. Unfortunately its a frame only at the moment and in my attic. but no i'm not selling! will replace bearings and rebuild it one day. love it.
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nice mr dirt biker.
trying to find a 14" trance (or anthem) for Er' Indoors, but cant find one for love nor money.
if your ever strapped for cash, drop me a line
(that size frame, would make a sick 4X bike too
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That one is a 16" I'm afraid - the low saddle makes things seem different.
And it has ridden redhill 4x track although i didn't try the large triple there as its still in theory an xc frame and don't want to push it too far! Ripped it up though.
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In various guises:
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I like Trances right up to the point I notice how long the head tube is on the larger frames. However the new ones with the straight crossbar seem to have much shorter head tubes and IMO look better.
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The current version has a stubbier, tapered headtube which looks a bit better, is probably stronger and makes sourcing used forks a bit easier!
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2012 frame here. New head tube and straight top tube.
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An oldie.
Still got it though !
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Olly - Member
neither none of them are trances!
tsk.
Elaborate pleasePosted 4 months ago # -
He means they are all Trance X not the original Trance frames. It was a shorter travel frame that came before the Trance X.
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Who would want a trance when you can have a trance X.
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Tell me about these trance x's - I'm starting to think about full suss. I ride a 4x play bike for everythink but do lots of mini DH & trail centers. How are these for all Round leaning towards heavy stuff? Particularly like rob Hughes with the pikes!
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blancmange etc by scaredypants, on FlickrPosted 4 months ago # -
An oldie.
Oldie? Pah!
This is old: 2005 Trance2, little bit different now to the pic(130mm forks), but still being ridden.
Trance by uponthedowns, on FlickrPosted 4 months ago # -
trance x advanced sl 0 custom - sub 25lbs with a 150 fork and dropper post
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Who would want a trance when you can have a trance X.
sounds like you've never ridden a proper trance!Posted 4 months ago # -
MoseyMTB - Member
Ah....He means they are all Trance X not the original Trance frames. It was a shorter travel frame that came before the Trance X.
Olly - Member
Pedantic ****neither none of them are trances!
tsk.
im am however struggling to find a picture of my genuine actual Trance.
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pedantic indeed
nwill1, The giants all use the same type of linkage, which while being a little complicated (10 bearings to look after on mine
) it does work incredibly well.
they all climb excellently, the suspension ecomes more pert when pedalling, but is raaather plush on descents.
copes with hits as well as any bike, but copes with buzz and general roughness better than most ive ridden.as for which one, they are all the same, with travel increments increasing in inches, and as the travel gets longer, they get slacker and a bit stronger (though none of them are heavy, the big ones can be built obscenely light for what they are.
current range, iirc
Anthem X: 100mm XC (replaced the original Trance, which was slightly more trail orientated)
Trance X, 5"
Reign : 6"
Reign X: 7"
Glory, 8" (replaced by the faith) freeridey
Glory DH 8" DHPick your travel pretty much!
I know a few people who want a "big bike that can go uphill" as one bike to rule them all.
ie: still be "rideable" but be capable of playing around on DH tracks, and rideable in the Alps etc etcReign X seems to be the weapon of choice
http://www.giant-bicycles.com/en-us/bike-finder/men/offroad/?level=performance
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05/06 Trance 4
Until very recently my only mountain bike for the last 5/6 years.
So ridden regularly, still a cracking bike ![Edit: Yes I know the Crud guard is upside down]
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Here's mine:
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nwill1 - Member
Tell me about these trance x's - I'm starting to think about full suss. I ride a 4x play bike for everythink but do lots of mini DH & trail centers. How are these for all Round leaning towards heavy stuff? Particularly like rob Hughes with the pikes!
As Olly says, awesome bikes.
They also take a 140mm fork very wellPosted 4 months ago # -
I got a frame for £400 when Giant were clearing out the first ones in 2006. It was a horrible blue, so I got it painted and gave it to my arty mate to doodle over before getting it clearcoated.
It's now got 120mm Rebas and has had the shock fettled by Pace. It's great downhill. It's a bit flexy and heavy compared to newer bikes, but still pedals well.
Some have questioned my colour choice, but it looks great when plastered in mud!
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nwill1
I know of a couple of guys who've stuck pikes on there trance X.Dual air u-turn to keep the weight down.They are the best fork by far on these bikes.
You end up with a very agile bike with an extremely stiff front end.710mm easton havocs and a 70mm x4 now and it,s perfect.
Absolutely love mine as it,s so good to ride.Prefer it over my spicy if i,m honest.
dirtbiker100 [quote](sounds like you've never ridden a proper trance! )
Do you mean the 100mm one.?
Prefer a bit more travel out back hence the trance X.Posted 4 months ago # -
bikewhisperer - nice paint job
This is my old one. Sold 18 months back when the Dune arrived. Great bike, cost me about 700 quid to build up, sold for 550 and 2 years riding. Great fun.
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bikewhisperer - that is awesome. Lovely bike!
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Rather like the look of these two
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Sold this one a few months ago (and shouldn't have done so):
The one I owned beforehand:
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