Wanted: Giant Toughroad E+ GX (large)
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Saratoga Dave
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Hey Bob
According to this page, Giant still has a few new 2018s in their warehouses. I got mine in April from them, my LBS ordered it for me. Got a decent discount, have heard of people getting it for less also, but it is worth every cent I paid and then some.
https://www.giant-bicycles.com/us/toughroad-gx-eplus-2018
Great bike, went over 700 miles yesterday, love it
According to this page, Giant still has a few new 2018s in their warehouses. I got mine in April from them, my LBS ordered it for me. Got a decent discount, have heard of people getting it for less also, but it is worth every cent I paid and then some.
https://www.giant-bicycles.com/us/toughroad-gx-eplus-2018
Great bike, went over 700 miles yesterday, love it
I got my 2018 for $2k at a bike shop in Redwood City, CA (ad still up as of today) and later found the same price in SF.
Haven't gone as far as Dave - up to about 150 miles in mostly urban riding - but this thing has been a blast and I get lots of compliments.
As far as I can tell, the main difference in the 2019 is the cap is 28mph instead of 20 (Class 3 vs Class 1) - drivetrain is essentially the same.
I thought that would drive me crazy (hacks are available for ~$100), but for city riding I'm actually happy with it. There's never a shortage of torque, even carrying groceries home.
Haven't gone as far as Dave - up to about 150 miles in mostly urban riding - but this thing has been a blast and I get lots of compliments.
As far as I can tell, the main difference in the 2019 is the cap is 28mph instead of 20 (Class 3 vs Class 1) - drivetrain is essentially the same.
I thought that would drive me crazy (hacks are available for ~$100), but for city riding I'm actually happy with it. There's never a shortage of torque, even carrying groceries home.
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