Giant Full Suspension Mountain Bikes

A rider navigating a technical woodland descent on a Giant full suspension mountain bike, showcasing the traction of the Maestro system.

Full Suspension MTB for tough terrain by Giant.

From Alpine descents to technical Scottish singletrack, discover the engineering that defines a global leader in off-road performance.

Master the trail with a range built on decades of race-proven innovation. Whether you are seeking the fast-trail efficiency of the Anthem X, the do-it-all versatility of the Trance X, the hard-hitting gravity focus of the Reign, the accessible short-travel platform of the Stance 29, or the electric power of the Reign Advanced E+ and Stance E+, our collection delivers unmatched traction and control when the terrain gets rowdy.

Giant Trance X

Giant Trance X

The ultimate trail all-rounder, blending 140mm of Maestro travel with adjustable geometry for any terrain.

Giant Reign

Giant Reign

An enduro powerhouse built for big hits, steep rock gardens, and maximum high-speed stability.

Giant Stance 29

Giant Stance 29

A capable short-travel trail bike with 29" wheels and Maestro suspension for confident all-day riding.

Collection Highlights
  • Maestro Suspension Technology: A floating pivot point remains active and independent, providing total traction on technical climbs and descents.
  • Advanced-Grade Composite: Giant's in-house carbon production delivers a high stiffness-to-weight ratio and ultra-responsive ride quality.
  • Flip Chip Adjustability: Quickly fine-tune your head angle, seat angle, and bottom bracket height to match your specific trail conditions.
  • OverDrive Steerer: Oversized headset bearings deliver the front-end steering precision required for high-speed cornering.
Giant Full Suspension Mountain Bikes
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Giant Maestro Technology: Engineering Better Flow

Giant's Maestro Suspension is the backbone of their full suspension range. By using four pivot points and two linkages that work together to create a single floating pivot, Giant has created a system that is sensitive to small bumps yet remains firm under pedalling load. It self-regulates without the need for a lockout, keeping you in the power band on Scottish climbs and fully active on the descents that follow.

The range spans from the short-travel Stance 29 β€” an ideal introduction to full suspension riding β€” through the trail-focused Trance X and Anthem X Advanced SL, up to the enduro-spec Reign. For those wanting electric assistance, the Reign Advanced E+ and Stance E+ bring SyncDrive motor power to the full suspension platform.

Sprockets Cycles in Kilmarnock stocks and services the full Giant full suspension range. Book a fitting or call 01563 526800 to talk through the right model for your riding.

FAQs

  • How much travel do I need for a Giant full suspension mountain bike?

    The amount of travel depends on your riding style. For cross-country efficiency, the Giant Anthem X Advanced SL with 100–110mm is ideal. For general trail riding, the Stance 29 (120mm) and Trance X (140mm) offer a balanced platform. If you are racing enduro or visiting bike parks, the Reign (160–170mm) provides the travel for the biggest hits. Electric riders should look at the Reign Advanced E+ or Stance E+.

  • What is the difference between the Giant Stance 29 and the Trance X?

    The Stance 29 is a short-travel (120mm) trail bike designed as an accessible, capable entry point to full suspension riding. It uses ALUXX aluminium and geometry tuned for trail confidence without being overly aggressive. The Trance X offers more travel (140mm), steeper descents, and is available in Advanced-Grade composite at higher spec levels β€” it is designed for riders who want to push harder on technical terrain.

  • Can I run a mullet wheel setup on Giant full suspension bikes?

    Yes β€” select models in the Giant full suspension range support a mullet setup (29" front, 27.5" rear), particularly the Trance X and Reign. This configuration lowers the bottom bracket slightly and sharpens the handling on tight switchbacks, while retaining the rollover advantage of the 29" front wheel. Contact Sprockets Cycles for compatibility details on your specific model.

  • How often should I service the Maestro suspension pivots?

    Giant recommend inspecting and re-greasing the Maestro pivot bearings every 50–100 hours of riding, depending on conditions. Scottish wet-weather riding accelerates wear, so an annual service is advisable as a minimum. Sprockets Cycles offers a full suspension service including bearing replacement and pivot inspection β€” call 01563 526800 to book.