New Giant TCR Advanced announced
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The price wasn't in the listing that's the problem. There is no baseline price. He literally just says, make me an offer.bedampft wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 8:24 pmAnd I always hate people wanting to pay less, but not having the balls to ask. I mean: my price is in the listing, if you want to pay less, it's your turn to make an offer. If not, move along.BikeTyson wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 2:00 amGiven the new TCR just got released, what would you pay for a previous model SL frameset? A local guy is selling pretty new one with low miles and gave me the "make me an offer" which I personally hate. Just tell me the lowest number you'll take man. It's raw carbon so I was thinking of picking up the EXS fork to hide the cables.
What do you guys say about this?
https://www.instagram.com/p/C4dm3_Os4ks ... k0Yjc2OQ==
This is a serious QC issue. Anyone having the same problem?
I was planning to buy the new SL but now have serious doubts.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C4dm3_Os4ks ... k0Yjc2OQ==
This is a serious QC issue. Anyone having the same problem?
I was planning to buy the new SL but now have serious doubts.
2019 Giant TCR Advanced Pro 0 Disc
Oh well. This sucks hard then.BikeTyson wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 1:41 pmThe price wasn't in the listing that's the problem. There is no baseline price. He literally just says, make me an offer.bedampft wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 8:24 pmAnd I always hate people wanting to pay less, but not having the balls to ask. I mean: my price is in the listing, if you want to pay less, it's your turn to make an offer. If not, move along.BikeTyson wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 2:00 amGiven the new TCR just got released, what would you pay for a previous model SL frameset? A local guy is selling pretty new one with low miles and gave me the "make me an offer" which I personally hate. Just tell me the lowest number you'll take man. It's raw carbon so I was thinking of picking up the EXS fork to hide the cables.
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cant see a private link. But, GIANT is one company that will stand behind their products. I wouldn't have any concerns.
It will probably be corrected before anyone actually obtains them en masse
It will probably be corrected before anyone actually obtains them en masse
Sorry can't see the post as IG account it a private one. care to share what the issue is?DCcyclist wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 7:31 pmWhat do you guys say about this?
https://www.instagram.com/p/C4dm3_Os4ks ... k0Yjc2OQ==
This is a serious QC issue. Anyone having the same problem?
I was planning to buy the new SL but now have serious doubts.
2021 Giant TCR Advanced SL0 Disc 6.8kg
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I'm guessing here, but I'm betting its in relation to the seat mast cap on the last two generations of the TCR... I have no idea if its been resolved on the new one, but I'd hope so. I had a 2020 TCR SL and ran a pretty hefty wrap of some brass shim stock( 0.002") to get the topper to fit properly, otherwise it took significantly overtightinening the clamp, which then only really clamped on a portion of the carbon mast.
Just to counter that: I have an MY21 SL and have had zero issues with the mast topper and haven't had to touch it in over 2 years since I cut about 1cm off it. No shims, no tape, no overtightening, no rocking or looseness, no creaking, just rock solid, set and forget. So many naysayers regarding the SL seat mast, but I can get my bike in the boot of my car no problem, so it's never been an issue for me.
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It is probably that since that was his primary gripe with the ISP. I'm waiting for my request to follow to be approved
I contacted avian about the 2024 TCR compatibility with the canary handlebar. I'm probably overthinking it but I was a little confused on what was necessary and also if the existing spacer options (TCR OD2, Propel) would fit or do they need to make a new piece. Would it be the adaptor as the previous TCR?
Their response was "Yes, we have it. You can order handlebar directly, there is 1 piece free spacer in it."
I'm not yet ready to order but if anyone has before, will they email me and I respond that I want it for the 2024 TCR? I didn't see an option yet in the order form to add any notes before going to paypal.
I contacted avian about the 2024 TCR compatibility with the canary handlebar. I'm probably overthinking it but I was a little confused on what was necessary and also if the existing spacer options (TCR OD2, Propel) would fit or do they need to make a new piece. Would it be the adaptor as the previous TCR?
Their response was "Yes, we have it. You can order handlebar directly, there is 1 piece free spacer in it."
I'm not yet ready to order but if anyone has before, will they email me and I respond that I want it for the 2024 TCR? I didn't see an option yet in the order form to add any notes before going to paypal.
My apologies to everyone; I didn't know his IG was private, and I will not post his vid here. Yes, it was about the seat mast cap, but it was about it not being straight. He says the new TCR didn't address issues related to the seat mast. I trust Peak Torque's judgment, but it seems like some of the problems can be fixed easily. I'm not sure you can do anything about the angle being off, tho. Anyway, I am still seriously considering the new TCR. There's a really good deal on a used SL7, so that's another option, but I thought the SL7 was a bit sluggish compared to TCR on a recent test ride. I kind of want something new even if it's not as lively.Upcountry wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:41 amI'm guessing here, but I'm betting its in relation to the seat mast cap on the last two generations of the TCR... I have no idea if its been resolved on the new one, but I'd hope so. I had a 2020 TCR SL and ran a pretty hefty wrap of some brass shim stock( 0.002") to get the topper to fit properly, otherwise it took significantly overtightinening the clamp, which then only really clamped on a portion of the carbon mast.
2019 Giant TCR Advanced Pro 0 Disc
Have been selling Giant since 2014 now, never had any issues with the ISP's. Not on any customer bikes, or any of my own eleven bikes with ISPs so far.DCcyclist wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 7:27 pmMy apologies to everyone; I didn't know his IG was private, and I will not post his vid here. Yes, it was about the seat mast cap, but it was about it not being straight. He says the new TCR didn't address issues related to the seat mast. I trust Peak Torque's judgment, but it seems like some of the problems can be fixed easily. I'm not sure you can do anything about the angle being off, tho. Anyway, I am still seriously considering the new TCR. There's a really good deal on a used SL7, so that's another option, but I thought the SL7 was a bit sluggish compared to TCR on a recent test ride. I kind of want something new even if it's not as lively.Upcountry wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:41 amI'm guessing here, but I'm betting its in relation to the seat mast cap on the last two generations of the TCR... I have no idea if its been resolved on the new one, but I'd hope so. I had a 2020 TCR SL and ran a pretty hefty wrap of some brass shim stock( 0.002") to get the topper to fit properly, otherwise it took significantly overtightinening the clamp, which then only really clamped on a portion of the carbon mast.
If you order through Panda Podium it's easier to choose Adapters and Spacers. Prices are the same, also the lead time. I ordered a Falcon 2 for my Propel a week ago.ItalianEngineering wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 4:56 pmIt is probably that since that was his primary gripe with the ISP. I'm waiting for my request to follow to be approved
I contacted avian about the 2024 TCR compatibility with the canary handlebar. I'm probably overthinking it but I was a little confused on what was necessary and also if the existing spacer options (TCR OD2, Propel) would fit or do they need to make a new piece. Would it be the adaptor as the previous TCR?
Their response was "Yes, we have it. You can order handlebar directly, there is 1 piece free spacer in it."
I'm not yet ready to order but if anyone has before, will they email me and I respond that I want it for the 2024 TCR? I didn't see an option yet in the order form to add any notes before going to paypal.
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Another complaint is that the seat isn't straight with the top tube. A little movement in the clamp you can shim but a permanently crooked seat would annoy me way more.DCcyclist wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 7:27 pmMy apologies to everyone; I didn't know his IG was private, and I will not post his vid here. Yes, it was about the seat mast cap, but it was about it not being straight. He says the new TCR didn't address issues related to the seat mast. I trust Peak Torque's judgment, but it seems like some of the problems can be fixed easily. I'm not sure you can do anything about the angle being off, tho. Anyway, I am still seriously considering the new TCR. There's a really good deal on a used SL7, so that's another option, but I thought the SL7 was a bit sluggish compared to TCR on a recent test ride. I kind of want something new even if it's not as lively.Upcountry wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:41 amI'm guessing here, but I'm betting its in relation to the seat mast cap on the last two generations of the TCR... I have no idea if its been resolved on the new one, but I'd hope so. I had a 2020 TCR SL and ran a pretty hefty wrap of some brass shim stock( 0.002") to get the topper to fit properly, otherwise it took significantly overtightinening the clamp, which then only really clamped on a portion of the carbon mast.
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