Rove is a versatile option for dirt or road riding adventures. It’s an ideal choice for entry-level riders looking for a fitness, recreational or commuting bike that can go on-road or off-road. Using Liv’s 3F Design Philosophy, it’s constructed with a lightweight ALUXX aluminum frame with added stand over height for stability and confidence. It features a plush suspension fork and comes with integrated dropouts, which allow you to add racks and panniers. Whether you end up on pavement or trails, Rove is capable for any adventure. Featuring plenty of frame clearance for knobby tires, a low-rise handlebar and a wide range of gears, this bike is a confident choice for weekend exploration. When the road gets rough, front suspension absorbs bumps to ensure a comfy ride on any terrain and disc brakes give you quick stopping power.
FEATURES:
- Liv’s 3F Design Philosophy and LivRight Sizing, along with the lightweight ALUXX frame technology, create a flawlessly tuned and comfortable ride for women.
- Flat bars, front suspension, disc brakes and a low stand-over height provide generous stability and capable comfort.
- Perfect for fitness, commuting and exploration needs alike.
SPECS:
| FRAME | ALUXX-Grade Aluminum, disc |
| REAR SHOCK | N/A |
| FORK | SR Suntour NEX HLO 700C, 63mm |
| HANDLEBARS | Giant Sport, 31.8 |
| STEM | Giant Sport |
| GRIPS | N/A |
| FRONT BRAKE | Tektro HD-M276, hydraulic disc |
| REAR BRAKE | Tektro HD-M276, hydraulic disc |
| SHIFT LEVERS | Shimano FD-M315 |
| CASSETTE | Shimano CS-HG31, 11x34 |
| REAR DERAILLEUR | Shimano Acera |
| CHAIN | KMC Z8.3 |
| CRANKSET | forged alloy |
| CHAINRINGS | 28/44 |
| BOTTOM BRACKET | sealed cartridge |
| RIMS | Giant GX Disc |
| FRONT HUB | alloy, 32h |
| REAR HUB | alloy, 32h |
| SPOKES | stainless, 14g |
| FRONT TIRE | Giant Crosscut, 700x42, puncture protect |
| REAR TIRE | Giant Crosscut, 700x42, puncture protect |
| INNER TUBES | N/A |
| SADDLE | Liv Sport Comfort |
| SEATPOST | Giant Sport |
| SEAT BINDER | N/A |
*In the bicycle industry, suppliers and factories sometimes change specs without notice and state that they are "subject to change without notice". This is because bicycles are made from hundreds of parts which come from dozens of vendors. Parts are sometimes updated to the most current production generation/iteration one gets better or more current parts or a comparable part. Product specifications are subject to change without notice.