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Giant Propel Advanced Pro Cadex 2024

6,666.00 €


Propel Advanced Pro Cadex  2024

Made to win

The first thing to understand about the all-new Propel range is that it’s built to win races. Big races. There’s a reason why this aero road machine made its public debut at the 2022 Tour de France. This is a bike that has been engineered to give pros like Dylan Groenewegen and Micheal Matthews of Team BikeExchange-Jayco a competitive advantage when it matters most.

After years of engineering and development, followed by additional testing at smaller races earlier this year, Groenewegen introduced the new Propel Advanced SL to the world with one of the biggest wins of his career at Stage 3 of the Tour. The Dutchman beat some of the world’s best sprinters in a photo finish. Thirteen days later, Matthews proved that the new Propel can do more than sprint, when he won a gruelling, hilly Stage 14 with a dramatic solo attack.

For fast finishers like Groenewegen and Matthews, winning or not winning often comes down to those hectic moments in the closing kilometres. Positioning, chasing, attacking. Bumping elbows, leaning hard through technical corners, blasting ahead of the field. This is where the new Propel surges ahead of the pack.

 

 
Features  
Modell Giant Propel Advanced  Pro Cadex 2024
Rahmen GIANT Propel Advanced  Carbon,New 2023
Gabel Propel Advanced  Disc
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Steuersatz Giant
Vorbau Giant Contact SL New Aero
Lenker Deda Vinci Carbon 
Vorderradbremse Shimano Ultegra R8170 
Hinterradbremse Shimano Ultegra R8170
Bremshebel Shimano Ultegra R8170
Umwerfer Shimano Ultegra R8150 Di2 
Schaltwerk Shimano Ultegra R8150 Di2
Schalthebel Shimano Ultegra R8170 Di2 
Kassette Shimano Ultegra R8100
Kette Shimano HG 801
Kurbel Shimano Ultegra R8100 
Innenlager Shimano Pressfit
Pedale -
Vorderrad Cadex 50 Ultra , Carbon hookless WheelSystem
Hinterrad Cadex 50 Ultra , Carbon hookless WheelSystem
Reifen vorne Conti GP 5000 S TR 
Reifen hinten Conti GP 5000 S TR
Sattelstütze Giant Aero Carbon Seatpost
Sattel Selle Iltalia SLR
Bemerkungen  

 

 

 

Integrated Aerodynamics

The guiding design principle behind the new Propel is its AeroSystem Shaping Technology. This is a process that can be viewed as a sum of all parts. It’s about analysing every tube, junction, angle and component—both individually and, more critically, as a holistic system.

The goal when creating all the different parts that make up this system is to simulate real-world riding conditions. The engineering team starts this process with airflow simulation software called computational fluid dynamics (CFD). After all the numbers are crunched, the physical forms are created. Then comes wind-tunnel testing, followed by the final step, which is to produce sample bikes and test them on the road with our pro athletes.

TRUNCATED ELLIPSE TUBING
AeroSystem Shaping is what led engineers to use the signature truncated ellipse airfoil shapes that can be found in key areas of the frameset including the down tube, seat tube and seat stays. Working with renowned aerodynamicists at the GST wind tunnel in Immenstaad, Germany to accurately simulate real-world riding conditions, they use a dynamic mannequin to analyse the aerodynamic factors of not just the bike, but rider and bike together.
 
HOLISTIC APPROACH
This combination of CFD and wind tunnel analysis led to the frameset modifications you see on the new Propel Advanced . The frontal sections, where aerodynamics matter most, feature sculpted lines and that truncated ellipse shape to minimise drag. Following our holistic approach to aerodynamic design, we even created two different water bottle cages (one for the down tube, one for the seat tube) to minimise aerodynamic drag for each of these specific tubes.
 
 
 

Race winning efficiency

The new Propel Advanced is crafted with Giant’s premium raw carbon fiber and cutting-edge manufacturing techniques to achieve a greater stiffness-to-weight ratio than the previous generation. For competitive racers, nothing matters more than power-to-weight, so making the new Propel both stiffer and lighter was essential.

Tests show that the new frameset is not only one of the lightest in the aero road category, but it also achieves significant gains in stiffness. Lighter weight plus increased stiffness equals better efficiency on the road. When determining the precise tubing shapes and diameters, along with the layup of the Advanced  Composite material that’s used to create the frame and fork, Giant engineers focused on two key areas of stiffness: frame stiffness, which determines the amount of overall frame and fork torsional flex under load; and pedaling stiffness, which measures the lateral flex of the bottom bracket area under load.

ALL-AROUND PERFORMANCE
Most of the gains in stiffness come from modified sections of the head tube, down tube and bottom bracket area. But just making a frameset ultra-stiff doesn’t necessarily make it faster. To optimise all-around performance in real-world conditions, compliance and control also play a role. For that reason, the rear half of the new Propel has been re-engineered to provide a smoother ride quality, which helps make it a more capable all-rounder.

 

 

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Geometry

  • XS
      157 cm to 169 cm
  • S
      165 cm to 175 cm
  • M
      171 cm to 181 cm
  • ML
      177 cm to 187 cm
  • L
      183 cm to 193 cm
  • XL
      189 cm to 199 cm
bike diagram with measurements referenced in table that follows
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Selection of a button will change the units measurement displayed throughout the entire sizing guide section.
    XS S M ML L XL
A Framesize (mm) 680 710 740 770 790 820
B Seattube Angle 74,5° 73,5° 73,0° 73,0° 73,0° 72,0°
C Top Tube (horizontaal) (mm) 520 535 550 565 580 600
D Steeringtube Length (mm) 120 130 145 165 185 200
E Steering Angle 71,0° 72,3° 73,0° 73,0° 73,0° 73,0°
F Fork Rake (mm) 45 45 45 45 45 45
G  (mm) 72,1 64 59,2 59,2 59,2 59,2
H Wheelbase (mm) 976 977 980 991 1006 1020
I Chaintube (mm) 405 405 405 405 405 405
J Bottom Bracket Drop (mm) 70 68 68 65 65 65
K Stack (mm) 517 528 545 562 581 596
L Reach (mm) 376 383 388 393 402 412
M Stand Over Height (mm) 460 489 505 527 554 567
N Bar size (mm) 400 400 420 420 440 440
O Stem Length (mm) 80 90 100 110 110 120
P Cranklength (mm) 170 170 172,5 172,5 175 175
Q Wheelsize 700C 700C 700C 700C 700C 700C

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