Giant Trinity A1 Triathlon Bike


  • Average Rating: 4.33/5
  • MSRP: $ 2000.00
  • # of Reviews: 3

Product Description

  • Frame: Aluminum Alliance technology, Compact Road Design
  • Fork: FomulaOne Aero Composite
  • Handlebar: 6061AL base bar
  • Stem: 3D forged alluminum
  • Seatpost: FormulaOne Composite Aero
  • Saddle: Giant Triathlon specific
  • Brakes: TK423 Dual Pivot
  • Shifters: Shimano Dura Ace bar ends
  • Cassette: Shimano 105 12- 25T, 10 speed
  • Chain: Shimano 105
  • Cranks: FSA Gossamer 39/ 53 T
  • Hubs: Xero XGR-3


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Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Skip a Triathlete from

Date Reviewed: September 1, 2008

Strengths:    Components and fit
Good looking doesn't hurt


Weaknesses:    non so far

Bottom Line:   
Bought this bike as it was the best fit for me. I am 6' with short 31" legs so the longer tube on the Large frame gave me plenty of room. Tough to bet the compoents all stock. First few rides were tough for me as I seemed to use differant muscles to pedal. But shortly all was well and a refit got me in a good position for an older rider. Have seen significant speed gains from the bike and the increased riding.
HTO has been great through out and helped me get this great deal. They had an end-of-year clearance and special incentives. The service staff is very helpful in both fit and maintence. I expect great things out of this bike this fall season.

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Price Paid:    $1100.00

Purchased At:   Hudson Trail Outfitt

Similar Products Used:   tried several others but none fit as well. Plus most of the others had limited stock avaiable to try for size. Not a manufacturers problem just a problem.

Bike Setup:   stock


Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by matt 24 solo a Road Racer from

Date Reviewed: June 28, 2007

Strengths:    great components. smooth road feel. Light. Xero wheels were surprisingly fast as I'm a mavic guy

Weaknesses:    the seat.

Bottom Line:   
Great bike. Extremely smooth with out taking away to much road feel. Race ready bike right out of the box. Only thing I changed was the tires to a set of pro race2.

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Favorite Ride:   everywhere

Price Paid:    $2600.00

Purchased At:   Georgian Cycle Ontar

Bike Setup:   Michelin pro race2
Look Keo pedals


Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by scoobycpa a Recreational Rider from

Date Reviewed: May 27, 2007

Strengths:    Power
& Smoothness in an affordable package
Pretty nice stock wheels


Weaknesses:    Large size not an optimal fit for me - I'm six-one and 175lbs and found the top tube a bit long for me. A shorter cockpit would better suit me.

Bottom Line:   
Another great bike from Giant! This is my third Giant and I think they are the best value out there. This aluminum-carbon blend is awesome. Impressive power transfer from the alu, and the carbon top half softens the ride sweetly. This thing also climbs great for a tri bike. I am sold on the alu in the power part of the frame, and I am selling my 04 TCR comp 0 road bike and getting the TCR Alliance road bike. The Alliance frames are heavier, but more than make up for this extra weight with the power you get over all carbon frames. The stock zero xgr hoops are pretty nice as well.

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Favorite Ride:   any

Price Paid:    $2000.00

Purchased At:   Bike Fix - Frederick

Similar Products Used:   Cervelo Soloist for tris, Giant TCR C 0, and Trek Madone (1 day test ride).

Bike Setup:   All stock.



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