Friday, 3/21/08 at 6:11 PM
by Tiffany Brown
by Tiffany Brown
Spring Bike Reviews
Giant for Women bikes continue to get some great reviews in the media! Women's Adventure, Women's Health and Bicycling Magazine have been singing the praises of the Tran Send EX W, OCR A0 W, and the Aeryn, respectively.
Women’s Health magazine (April issue) article included the OCR A0 W in “Ten Pieces of Gear Every Woman Should Have”. Not only did it appear in print, but online as well. They quoted Jenny Skorcz of the Women’s Council in addition to the fantastic review:
“Our pick The Giant OCR AOW ($1,800, giantforwomen.com for stores) offers a more upright position than other road bikes and accommodates wider hips, narrower shoulders, smaller hands, and other anatomical specs of the female body. It may seem pricey, but it's such a comfy ride, you'll want to keep it forever…”
Women’s Adventure magazine (March/April issue) covered the Tran Send EX W in the “Fresh from the Field” cycling gear review:
“Totally outfitted for an urban adventure, the Giant Tran Send EX W is a great bike for commuting or getting around town. The gear system is inside the rear hub, which makes for fewer moving parts being exposed to dirt and wear…”
And then Bicycling Magazine featured the Aeryn in the “Triathlon Training and Gear Guide”. I’m please to report that the Aeryn was the only women’s bike reviewed and it received the following praise:
“On the road, the Aeryn is supercomfortable, with a very natural-feeling aero position.” The reviewer goes on to state, “…keep riding the Aeryn into the off-season, and we bet that you will.”
Women’s Health magazine (April issue) article included the OCR A0 W in “Ten Pieces of Gear Every Woman Should Have”. Not only did it appear in print, but online as well. They quoted Jenny Skorcz of the Women’s Council in addition to the fantastic review:
“Our pick The Giant OCR AOW ($1,800, giantforwomen.com for stores) offers a more upright position than other road bikes and accommodates wider hips, narrower shoulders, smaller hands, and other anatomical specs of the female body. It may seem pricey, but it's such a comfy ride, you'll want to keep it forever…”
Women’s Adventure magazine (March/April issue) covered the Tran Send EX W in the “Fresh from the Field” cycling gear review:
“Totally outfitted for an urban adventure, the Giant Tran Send EX W is a great bike for commuting or getting around town. The gear system is inside the rear hub, which makes for fewer moving parts being exposed to dirt and wear…”
And then Bicycling Magazine featured the Aeryn in the “Triathlon Training and Gear Guide”. I’m please to report that the Aeryn was the only women’s bike reviewed and it received the following praise:
“On the road, the Aeryn is supercomfortable, with a very natural-feeling aero position.” The reviewer goes on to state, “…keep riding the Aeryn into the off-season, and we bet that you will.”
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