Giant Trance Advanced E+ 2027: SyncDrive Pro 4, 840 Wh and prices for Spain
The new Trance joins the Spanish catalogue from EUR 5,999. What the three builds share, and what changes in suspension, drivetrain, wheels and controls.
The new Trance joins the Spanish catalogue from EUR 5,999. What the three builds share, and what changes in suspension, drivetrain, wheels and controls.
The new MITH Race RS combines Avinox and RockShox. We analyse its build, the 1,300 W limit with FS800 and the included charger, without confusing it with another version.
Avinox M2/M2S, 800 Wh, aluminum and carbon builds, 160/150 mm travel and advertised pricing from €4,499. A critical look at the offer and its trade-offs.
The new Merida Lithos combines Bosch CX/CX-R, 170/174 mm of travel, a removable 800 Wh battery and an unglamorous but important idea: durability and proper service support.
New motors, integrated gear systems and sensors look impressive until something fails. After-sales support will be the real test.
More Wh can bring peace of mind, but also more weight. In 2026, a smart purchase means matching the battery to your rides rather than chasing the biggest number.
Gobao X1P and Avinox MG put automatic shifting center stage. But not every rider will need it.
Plenty of new motors, promises and attractive photos. This guide separates useful developments from trade-show noise.
Amflow, Megamo, Canyon, Rotwild, YT, Raymon and more: Avinox bikes do not all suit the same rider or involve the same level of risk.
Tubolito SYNCD puts sensors in an inner tube to monitor pressure. It may be useful on an eMTB, but does not replace knowing how to read the terrain.