The Giant Reign 29 2 (2021) is a enduro mountain bike — representative silhouette: Enduro full-suspension. We have read 1 specification sheet (Giant Bicycles) and recorded 15 fit facts from it. 8 of the 16 measurements a enduro mountain bike needs to answer fit questions are on file; 0 are confirmed by two independent sources. Where a measurement is missing, we say so below — we do not guess.
| Front derailleur mount | No front derailleur mount (1x only) |
|---|---|
| Rear axle spacing | Thru-axle, 148 × 12 mm (Boost) |
| Seatpost diameter | 30.9 mm |
| Seatpost shape | Round |
| Wheel size (ISO bead seat) | 700c / 29" (ISO 622) |
| Front axle spacing | Thru-axle, 110 × 15 mm (Boost) |
| Brake actuation | Hydraulic disc |
| Freehub body | Shimano Micro Spline (12-speed MTB) |
| Rear speeds | 12 speeds |
| Shift actuation | Mechanical (cable) |
| Chain standard | 12-speed HG+ / Eagle (5.25 mm) |
| Rim internal width | 30 mm |
| Tubeless-ready rims | Tubeless-ready |
| Stem bar-clamp diameter (fitted stem) | 35 mm |
| Handlebar clamp diameter (fitted bar) | 35 mm |
Confidence: every fact above comes from a single cited source — "derived" on our lattice; none is verified by a second independent publisher yet. A verdict that rests on a safety-critical fact therefore stops at "unknown" rather than "fits".
Not on file (required for a enduro mountain bike): Bottom bracket shell · Derailleur hanger · Maximum tyre width (frame) · Brake mount, front · Brake mount, rear · Rotor interface (hubs) · Brake pad shape (fitted calipers) · Pedal thread. The sheet we read does not state them; until a source does, every fit question that needs one of these reads "unknown" — or "unknown — safety-critical" where a guess could hurt you.
- Why do so many verdicts on this bike read "unknown"?
- Because a verdict needs the bike's measurement for every dimension a part requires, and 8 of the 16 required measurements are not on file. "Unknown" means we could not check — not that it fits, and not that it does not.
- Will the verdicts change?
- Yes. When a second independent source confirms a measurement — or a first one states a missing one — the verdicts are recomputed from the new facts. Nothing on this page is typed by hand.