Giant Trance E+ 2020 Geometry | Size Chart & Analysis

Sizing up the Giant Trance E+ 2020? Compare its reach, stack, and handling against 200+ bikes with our Bike Geometry Comparison and Fit Calculator.

XS	S	M	L	XL
A	SEAT TUBE LENGTH (mm)	380	406	445	482	507
B	SEAT TUBE ANGLE	74.0°	74.0°	74.0°	74.0°	74.0°
C	TOP TUBE LENGTH (mm)	570	585	610	630	655
D	HEAD TUBE LENGTH (mm)	95	95	100	110	130
E	HEAD TUBE ANGLE	66.5°	66.5°	66.5°	66.5°	66.5°
F	FORK RAKE (mm)	46	46	46	46	46
G	TRAIL (mm)	109	109	109	109	109
H	WHEELBASE (mm)	1169	1184	1210	1231	1259
I	CHAIN STAY LENGTH (mm)	470	470	470	470	470
J	BOTTOM BRACKET DROP (mm)	15	15	15	15	15
K	STACK (mm)	579	579	584	593	611
L	REACH (mm)	403	418	442	460	479
M	STAND OVER HEIGHT (mm)	728	739	740	772	792
N	HANDLEBAR WIDTH (mm)	780	780	780	780	780
O	STEM LENGTH (mm)	40	40	50	50	60
P	CRANK LENGTH (mm)	160	160	165	165	170
Q	WHEEL SIZE	27.5+	27.5+	27.5+	27.5+	27.5+

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Ride character of the Giant Trance E+ 2020

In size L, the Giant Trance E+ 2020 pairs a 66.5° head angle that splits the difference between descending calm and quick steering; a compact 418 mm reach that keeps it flickable; a relaxed 74.0° seat angle.

Those numbers describe how it steers and sits. How the suspension actually feels, small-bump sensitivity, mid-stroke support and bottom-out ramp, comes down to its leverage and anti-squat curves: see our MTB suspension kinematics guide, and put its geometry head-to-head with any other bike in the geometry comparison tool.

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