Giant AnyTour E+ 3 2024

Where it stands

This listing is in our comparison but is not ranked: e-bikes are not value-ranked yet: we list them without ranking them.

What you get

Kind

trekking or city e-bike as BikeExchange shelves it

Motor

Giant SyncDrive Core 2 SyncDrive Core, 55Nm powered by Yamaha | Yamaha

Torque

55 Nm as the shop states

Battery

625 Wh, integrated in the frame

Class

not stated by the shop

Display

RideControl Ergo 2

Frame

Aluminium AluxX SL Rahmen, Integrierter Speed Sensor

Drivetrain

Shimano Nexus, 8-speed

Wheels

model not recognised: GIANT eX2, Tubeless Ready, 21mm Innenweite

Brakes

2-piston, the maker's base series

Weight

30.4 kg as published

Power meter

No

Suspension

hardtail (front suspension only)

Fork

SR Suntour, 63 mm travel

Dropper post

Yes

Belt drive

Yes

Comes with

rack, lights

Tyres

Schwalbe Marathon E Plus 622x50, Smart DualGuard Addix E, Auslieferung mit Schlauch

The compromises

• 8-speed drivetrain, fewer gears than the 11- and 12-speed groupsets on most e-bikes.
• Mechanical shifting, at a price where electronic groupsets are common.
• Wheels not identified from the listing, so we scored them level with basic aluminium rather than guess.
• Aluminium frame, at a price where carbon is common.
• 2024 model year.

Your size

What BikeExchange lists, and what it has today

This brand publishes no centimetre equivalence we can verify, so the bike appears only when you pick a letter size.

Where to buy

The same bike at 4 shops, matched on the same manufacturer barcode at every shop

• Mount7cheapest in stock€1,949in stock: XL and Sopen
• BikeExchange· this listing€2,999in stock: S, M, L and XLopen
• bikes.de€3,499in stock: XLopen
• Bike-Mailorder€3,799not in stockopen

Our pick is the cheapest shop that actually has your size, not the lowest headline price.

Price so far

• BikeExchange states an RRP of €3,799 (21% off). That is the shop's claim; we rank on today's price, never on the discount.

How sure we are