About Giant Bikes

Giant has 4 bikes currently for sale on Cyclesite, the UK's trusted bike marketplace. Founded in 1972. Headquartered in Taiwan. Known for: Manufacturing scale delivering exceptional component specification at competitive prices. Price range: £300 to £10,000+.

Giant builds more bikes than anyone else on earth. That scale translates directly into value for British cyclists. When you buy a Giant, you are getting components that would cost more on any other brand at the same price. The Taiwanese manufacturer started making bikes for other companies back in 1972. Schwinn, Trek, Colnago: all have used Giant factories. That experience shows. Giant knows exactly how to build frames that perform and last. Their own brand bikes benefit from decades of manufacturing expertise refined across millions of units. In the UK, Giant dealers dot the landscape from Cornwall to the Highlands. The TCR remains a brilliant race bike. The Defy handles sportives with ease. The Trance and Reign tackle trail centres nationwide. And their sister brand Liv finally gives women bikes designed properly for female proportions rather than shrunk down afterthoughts. If budget matters and you want a test ride before purchase, Giant delivers genuine quality without the premium brand tax.

Popular Giant models include: TCR Advanced, Propel, Defy, Trance, Anthem, Revolt, Reign, Talon.

Best for: Value conscious cyclists from beginners to club racers who want more bike for their money

All Giant bikes on Cyclesite are verified against UK stolen-bike databases before listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Giant a good bike brand?

Extremely. They manufacture for countless other brands and know exactly how to build bikes properly. WorldTour teams race on Giants. The scale of production means quality control is honed across millions of bikes annually.

Are Giant bikes good value for money?

This is where Giant excels. Manufacturing scale means they can spec bikes better than similarly priced rivals. At most price points, Giant offers more bike for your money than the competition. Sensible first purchase territory.

What is the difference between Giant and Liv bikes?

Liv is the women specific brand from Giant. Not just shrunk frames, but geometry designed from scratch for female proportions. Narrower bars, different contact points, appropriate gearing. Same manufacturing quality, proper fit for women.

Where can I buy Giant bikes in the UK?

Extensive dealer network nationwide. Pop into your local Giant stockist, test ride before buying, get proper fitting. Unlike direct sales brands, you can actually try before committing. The Giant website dealer locator finds your nearest shop.

Where can I buy used and second-hand Giant bikes?

Browse used and second-hand Giant bikes for sale from private sellers and shops across the UK on Cyclesite. Every Giant listing is checked against UK stolen-bike databases before it goes live, so you can buy second-hand with confidence.

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New & Used Giant Bikes for Sale in the UK

Looking for a used or second-hand Giant? Browse Giant bikes for sale from private sellers and shops across the UK — every listing is checked against UK stolen-bike databases before it goes live.

2017 Giant Avail Advanced 1

£859

excellentRichmond

Giant Trinity Pro TT/Triathlon Bike, Medium, Dura-Ace Di2

£2,900

goodBarnstaple

Giant Stance 2 Full Suspension Mountain Bike, 29in, Shimano Deore 1x10, 130mm, XL

£950

excellentMiddleton, Manchester

Giant TCR Advanced Disc Carbon Road Bike, 56cm

£900

goodEye, Cambridgeshire

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About Giant

The Taiwanese manufacturer started making bikes for other companies back in 1972. Schwinn, Trek, Colnago: all have used Giant factories. That experience shows. Giant knows exactly how to build frames that perform and last. Their own brand bikes benefit from decades of manufacturing expertise refined across millions of units.

In the UK, Giant dealers dot the landscape from Cornwall to the Highlands. The TCR remains a brilliant race bike. The Defy handles sportives with ease. The Trance and Reign tackle trail centres nationwide. And their sister brand Liv finally gives women bikes designed properly for female proportions rather than shrunk down afterthoughts. If budget matters and you want a test ride before purchase, Giant delivers genuine quality without the premium brand tax.

Giant bikes currently start from £859 and run up to £2,900 across the marketplace.

Founded1972

HeadquartersTaiwan

Specialises inRoad Bikes, Mountain Bikes, Gravel Bikes, Electric Bikes, Hybrid Bikes, Kids Bikes, BMX

Price range£300 to £10,000+

Best forValue conscious cyclists from beginners to club racers who want more bike for their money

Popular modelsTCR Advanced, Propel, Defy, Trance, Anthem, Revolt, Reign, Talon

What to look for when buying a used Giant

Giant bikes are best for value conscious cyclists from beginners to club racers who want more bike for their money.

When buying any used Giant, start with the basics. Check the frame for cracks, dents, or damage, especially around the head tube, bottom bracket, and dropout areas. Look at the drivetrain for wear and make sure the gears shift cleanly through the full range.

Ask the seller for service history and proof of ownership. Every Giant listed on Cyclesite is automatically checked against UK stolen-bike databases, but it is always worth checking the frame number yourself too.

Typical Giant pricing on the used market sits in the £300 to £10,000+ bracket. Anything notably outside that range is worth a closer look.

Giant year-by-year guide

King Liu founded Giant in Taiwan in 1972. They made bikes for Schwinn and others before launching their own brand in Europe in 1986. By the time Schwinn went bankrupt, Giant was already bigger. Quiet Taiwanese efficiency over American marketing.