Giant Liv Pique Advanced Pro

While the Pique Advanced Pro is engineered for competitive cross-country racing, its stable geometry and efficient suspension make it a capable choice for any rider who prioritizes speed and technical handling. If you enjoy fast-paced trail riding and want a bike that climbs efficiently, this is a great fit, though it may be more aggressive than a dedicated trail bike.

Liv tunes the suspension specifically for lighter riders, ensuring the shock and fork are active and responsive rather than feeling harsh or overly stiff. This allows you to get full use of the 100mm of travel, providing better traction and comfort on technical terrain.

The Pique is designed for efficiency, which makes it excellent for long-distance cross-country rides where you want to cover ground quickly. The Maestro suspension system is built to minimize energy loss while pedaling, helping you stay fresh over longer efforts.

Yes, the wheels are tubeless-ready. We recommend setting them up tubeless before your first ride to take full advantage of the lower tire pressures, which will improve your grip and reduce the risk of flats on rocky trails.

Like any high-performance mountain bike, you will need to service the suspension pivots and the fork/shock annually to keep the ride smooth. The Maestro suspension design is relatively straightforward, but regular cleaning and drivetrain maintenance are essential to keep it shifting precisely.

Yes, the included dropper post allows you to adjust your saddle height on the fly with the push of a lever. This is a critical feature for technical descents, as it gets the seat out of your way so you can move your body freely over the bike.