Hi Coach, I am 5’6-5’7 (with shoes) and thinking of getting the exact the same bike, Giant Revolt 1. What frame size would you recommend, an XS or S frame? Thanks - Jules from Auckland, New Zealand
You might want to consider your your inseam as well for sizes. Usually revolt are a more relax geometry. Im a 5’6 in height and i ride a small revolt. i have to change my stem to a longer one and move my saddle back. It also depends to your riding style! Are you a fast or more of a party pace rider.
Awesome video for the beginner in gravel world as me. I have no idea which size should I choose. I am between ML and L size in Revolt geometry and sizing. I am 6'1 and 33,5 inch inseam. Maybe can you advise?
Hi Coach, I noticed her bike size is already XS and yet it's still not a good size for her. May I ask what is her height and what size is recommended for her? I don't believe Giant has a 2XS size in the market. Planing to purchase the same bike as hers and I am 5'5" in height with a standover height of 73cm.
I am looking at Live bikes which are made women specific. I'm about 5'1 3/4". Live bikes are basically made by Giant but more for women. I have been looking at Revolt 2 & the Live Devote 2 Be Good bike. Have to test ride the Revolt. I rode a Liv Road bike, the Avail XS & it seemed a bit small. Would need some adjustments. When I sat on the Revolt, I like that it had a more upright feel. The question is Small vs. XS on either bike. I also want to ride the Trek Checkpoint & see how they all feel. I may go up to the more middle price point bike around $3000 for the Liv or the Giant. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I currently have a 17 yr old Giant OCR3 Road bike fits me great, but I want to do some off the paved road trails & this new bike will take me to my 80's if it lasts as long. I am 63 & have been riding for 30+ yrs. Just looking to enjoy the great outdoors & that wonderful feeling you get on a good fast ride.
I realize this video was made a long time ago. I also am looking at the Revolt as my next upgrade. The Giant site says size Medium for my height of 5'8. But size Small also covers that at maximum stem length and seat adjustment I guess. Seeking your help on this sir. Thanks!
I'm 5'10" and and the small fits me fine. A word of warning though if you have not already purchased the Revolt: beware of the D-Fuse seat post and clamping mech. My post has been slipping and creaking since day one and will not stop. I've only had the bike for one week/3 rides and I've been back to the shop with no resolution. Shop is submitting a warranty claim to get another frame or complete bike, but from what I've been reading online (that I wish I'd known) the seat post slip and creak is extremely common. If anyone out there has experienced the same and has found a solution, please pass it on. I would be most grateful.
To be fair, no one should be riding such a gear on any gradient except maybe like 15%+ as untrained. Doing 40-60 cadence should not be a reference point for dysfunction as most functional riders will compensate under a load that forces them to ride that low a cadence. The postural recommendations were great, though. Not many people realize, that they should adopt a more aggressive position on steeper inclines, and also the open thumbs to alleviate tension in the back/shoulders/neck.
After watching all ur previous videos.. i've decided to take a S size for my first bike.. my gf's height is 158cm and im 171cm.. but our leg is about the same length .. we got Kespor Zeus Lite size 43 for her.. and 46 for myself.. hope I made a good choice.. my lower back hurts during my first 25km ride tho.. i hope to learn to ride from your videos and train more so the pain would go away.. i hope to see you but im from malaysia.. =( great video from you..
This is first non mountain bike I've owned and it's great, handles our less than ideal roads and alleys while giving more speed than my hard tail. If you're wanting a road bike but live with little bike lanes and poor roads a gravel of any kind is your answer.
To check the perfect climbing position ,you should lift the front wheel to simulate the bike tilt while climbing .
Saw you yesterday at MOA with the whole team. Thank you for waving at us!! Hopefully to have a picture with you someday coach! More power 💪🏾
See you on the road soon
@@CruzControlPH Looking forward to that COACH! more power to you!
My fav part is the before and after, its like a give away on how to fit your bike.. 💪
Love how you combine bikefit with immediately going out for a ride. I'd feel much more confident when riding afterwards in my own.
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Hi Coach, I am 5’6-5’7 (with shoes) and thinking of getting the exact the same bike, Giant Revolt 1. What frame size would you recommend, an XS or S frame? Thanks - Jules from Auckland, New Zealand
You might want to consider your your inseam as well for sizes. Usually revolt are a more relax geometry. Im a 5’6 in height and i ride a small revolt. i have to change my stem to a longer one and move my saddle back. It also depends to your riding style! Are you a fast or more of a party pace rider.
Hello friend. I’m 5’7 tall. Would i buy a giant revolt size M? I read that you a little shorter and had to adjust the stem and saddle to size S.
Awesome video for the beginner in gravel world as me. I have no idea which size should I choose. I am between ML and L size in Revolt geometry and sizing. I am 6'1 and 33,5 inch inseam. Maybe can you advise?
5’9”-6’0” L and 6’0”-6’3” xl. recommend a foot less , that will be large , becsuse of inseam size
I have the same bike and i'm having a difficulty in using it on trainers. what's the appropriate skewer or adapter should i use?
Usually shopee thru axle skewers do the job. Just select the 177 length
why do I cramp up around 20 miles? is it because im not efficient? or is it because im not fueling properly?
Well done! Is she exerting more power after the fit? She looks more comfortable on the bike when you shortened the reach.
She became more efficient and able to produce the necessary torque
good job coach!
Hi Coach, I noticed her bike size is already XS and yet it's still not a good size for her. May I ask what is her height and what size is recommended for her? I don't believe Giant has a 2XS size in the market. Planing to purchase the same bike as hers and I am 5'5" in height with a standover height of 73cm.
She stands 5ft 3. It’s usually the length of the top tube that defines the overall riding experience
I am looking at Live bikes which are made women specific. I'm about 5'1 3/4". Live bikes are basically made by Giant but more for women. I have been looking at Revolt 2 & the Live Devote 2 Be Good bike. Have to test ride the Revolt. I rode a Liv Road bike, the Avail XS & it seemed a bit small. Would need some adjustments. When I sat on the Revolt, I like that it had a more upright feel. The question is Small vs. XS on either bike. I also want to ride the Trek Checkpoint & see how they all feel. I may go up to the more middle price point bike around $3000 for the Liv or the Giant. Any thoughts would be appreciated. I currently have a 17 yr old Giant OCR3 Road bike fits me great, but I want to do some off the paved road trails & this new bike will take me to my 80's if it lasts as long. I am 63 & have been riding for 30+ yrs. Just looking to enjoy the great outdoors & that wonderful feeling you get on a good fast ride.
You find the heel drop pedal technique better? If I were to pedal like that I would be in pain and lose watts.
Your technique must work for you. Stay with it and enjoy your cycling. There are other videos on this channel you can also check
Big fan sir,im a 5'1,what would be a good size for me in mtb or road?pls help
If getting off the shelf bikes ( or ready to ride bikes) maximum top tube length at 50cm with a 60mm stem
Idol jist watched the video. What did you changed in the bike for the her to make it eassier for her to climb? Is it the stem?
Yes stem is one major change
Thank you. Watching from Sydney. 😁
Hello! Have a question. I'm a 5'4 dude and I'm planning to get a revolt as well. Do you have any idea what size should I get? :)
XS
You can go S but giant recommend XS
@@randolphmangosing9209 thank you! I already bought one! ❤️❤️❤️
Congrats
@@randolphmangosing9209 thank you po. :)
Is 48" Good for 5'5 height? coz based on my research it says 50" is the best fit for 5'5 height.. Hope you can help. Thank you
Get 46-48
46 is best
I realize this video was made a long time ago. I also am looking at the Revolt as my next upgrade. The Giant site says size Medium for my height of 5'8. But size Small also covers that at maximum stem length and seat adjustment I guess. Seeking your help on this sir. Thanks!
Please get the small size for you. Better XS if you have
@@CruzControlPH Thank you sir! 'Appreciate the reply.
I'm 5'10" and and the small fits me fine. A word of warning though if you have not already purchased the Revolt: beware of the D-Fuse seat post and clamping mech. My post has been slipping and creaking since day one and will not stop. I've only had the bike for one week/3 rides and I've been back to the shop with no resolution. Shop is submitting a warranty claim to get another frame or complete bike, but from what I've been reading online (that I wish I'd known) the seat post slip and creak is extremely common. If anyone out there has experienced the same and has found a solution, please pass it on. I would be most grateful.
@@SuperJohnnyO I've seen people talk about switching to a round carbon seat tube post instead of the D-Fuse one that comes w/the bike.
Good Job Coach!!! Nice "B" FIT... BUDOL FIT Hehehe
Coach yong pag adjust mo sa cleats pwde maka silip ng video DIY lang kasi ako.
Nice 🙂
When is the date on sampaloc climb?
Tomorrow
the best
Exactly the bike i wanted to get. Thank you coach! 🚵♂️
To be fair, no one should be riding such a gear on any gradient except maybe like 15%+ as untrained. Doing 40-60 cadence should not be a reference point for dysfunction as most functional riders will compensate under a load that forces them to ride that low a cadence. The postural recommendations were great, though. Not many people realize, that they should adopt a more aggressive position on steeper inclines, and also the open thumbs to alleviate tension in the back/shoulders/neck.
It’s nuts how much too big this bike is
Perfect bike for PH roads lol
magkano po idol magpa bike fitting sa inyo? tanx po idol and godbless
Where is the location of the shop?
We have a studio at BONIFACIO High street at BGC
@@CruzControlPH what’s the shop name or studio name?
@@jlchua look for ONWARD (beside FRIDAYS) it’s the location of our BGC bikefitting sessions
@@CruzControlPH thank you very much and keep safe
After watching all ur previous videos.. i've decided to take a S size for my first bike..
my gf's height is 158cm and im 171cm.. but our leg is about the same length ..
we got Kespor Zeus Lite size 43 for her.. and 46 for myself..
hope I made a good choice.. my lower back hurts during my first 25km ride tho..
i hope to learn to ride from your videos and train more so the pain would go away..
i hope to see you but im from malaysia.. =(
great video from you..
Thank you for watching this channel. I hope you will enjoy your new bikes
Saddle height too low
First thing i saw right away
This is first non mountain bike I've owned and it's great, handles our less than ideal roads and alleys while giving more speed than my hard tail. If you're wanting a road bike but live with little bike lanes and poor roads a gravel of any kind is your answer.
It is one of the most value for
Money practical bike on the market
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