Giant Talon 29 2 2019 vs Vitus Sommet CR 29 Mountain Bike

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Technical Specifications

Frame	ALUXX-Grade Aluminum	Sommet T700 carbon front triangle, 6061-T6 alloy rear Internal cable routing, post disc brake mounts, BSA threaded BB, Boost hub spacing – 148mm x 12mm thru axle. Axle Specifications: 180mm Length, 13mm Thread Length, M12xP1.0 Thread Pitch
Stem	Giant Sport, 6-degree	Nukeproof Neutron AM 6061 Alloy, 45mm length, 31.8mm Handlebar Clamp Diameter, 0° Rise
Handle Bar	Giant Connect Trail, 780 mm x 31.8 mm	Nukeproof Horizon V2 Riser 7075 Alloy, 25mm Rise, 9° Back Sweep, 31.8mm Clamp Diameter, S & M: 780mm Wide, L & XL: 800mm Wide
Fork	SR Suntour XCM HLO 29, 100 mm travel, Coil spring with hydraulic lockout, with preload adjuster	RockShox Domain RC 29" 170mm travel, Motion Control damper, DebonAir, 38mm stanchions, 110mm x 15mm Maxle Stealth axle, 44mm offset
Seatpost	Giant Sport, 30.9	Brand-X Ascend Dropper Remote lever, 31.6mm Diameter, S: 125mm drop, M: 150mm drop, L & XL: 170mm drop
Grip	--	Vitus Lock On
Crankset	ProWheel Raid, 22/36	--
Pedals	Resin Anti-slip	--
Chain	KMC X9	Shimano Deore M6100 12 Speed, 116 Links
Shifters	Shimano Acera M4000, 2 x 9	Shimano Deore M6100 12 Speed, Rapidfire Plus
Saddle	Giant Contact Comfort (neutral)	Nukeproof Horizon Enduro Saddle Black, Steel Rails
Headset	--	Acros AZX-212-CO R5 ZS44/28.6 upper & ZS56/40 lower to suit 1-1/8" upper tapered to 1.5" lower headtube
Derailleur Front	Shimano Alivio	--
Derailleur Rear	Shimano Deore, Shadow	Shimano Deore M6100 12 Speed, Shadow Plus, Long Cage
Hub Front	Giant Tracker Sport QR, loose ball	Vitus KT DHF112 32H, 6 Bolt Disc Fitment, 110mm x 15mm
Hub Rear	Giant Tracker Sport QR, loose ball	Vitus KT H5ER-SH 32H, 6 Bolt Disc Fitment, 148mm x 12mm
Spoke	Sapim Leader, 14 g	--
Cassette	Shimano CS-HG200-9, 11 x 36	Shimano Deore M6100 12 Speed, 10-51T Range
Bottom Bracket	--	himano BB52 BSA Threaded BB, 73mm Shell

Tyres

Front	Maxxis Ikon, 29 x 2.2, 60tpi wire TR, tubeless	Maxxis Assegai 29" x 2.50" WT, 3C MaxxGrip compound, EXO+ casing
Rear	Maxxis Ikon, 29 x 2.2, 60tpi wire TR, tubeless	Maxxis Minion DHR II 29" x 2.4" WT, 3C MaxxTerra compound, DD casing
Wheel / RIM	XC-2 29 wheel set Giant Disc-21 29, tubeless ready, 21 mm inner width	Front : WTB KOM Trail i30 29", 32H, Presta Valve, Tubeless Ready Rim Tape Installed Rear : WTB KOM Trail i30 29", 32H, Presta Valve, Tubeless Ready Rim Tape Installed

Brakes

Front	Tektro HDC M275 180 mm, hydraulic	Shimano MT520 or SRAM DB8 Post Mount, Four Piston Caliper Rotors : Shimano RT66 or SRAM CenterLine ,Shimano: 203mm Front & Rear, SRAM: 200mm Front & Rear, 6 Bolt Hub Fitment
Rear	Tektro HDC M275 160 mm, hydraulic	Shimano MT520 or SRAM DB8 Post Mount, Four Piston Caliper Rotors : Shimano RT66 or SRAM CenterLine ,Shimano: 203mm Front & Rear, SRAM: 200mm Front & Rear, 6 Bolt Hub Fitment
Brake Lever	Tektro HDC M275	--

Suspension

Front	--	--
Rear	--	--

Colors Available

Colors

Gray Blue Black Neon Red Flash Green White

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Physical Specs

Length	--	--
Weight	--	15.8 kg

Overview

Features	- Proven alloy performance - Balance and stability - XC control	RockShox Domain RC & Super Deluxe Select R suspension Shimano Deore 1x12 speed drivetrain Powerful 4 piston hydraulic disc brakes WTB KOM Trail i30 tubeless ready rims with tape applied Confidence insipiring Maxxis Assegai & Minion DHR II tyres
Additional Details	Bottom Bracket : ProWheel	Available Size: S, M, L, XL Shock : RockShox Super Deluxe Select R-DebonAir, 205mm x 62.5mm, trunnion Chainset :Shimano Deore M6100 ,12 Speed, 32T Narrow Wide Chainring, 170mm Crank Length

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