2014 Giant Roam 2
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What a used one is worth
Open the value toolNew
$203
$112 to $263
Like new
$192
$107 to $250
Excellent
$182
$101 to $237
Good
$152
$84 to $197
Fair
$111
$62 to $145
For parts
$61
$34 to $79
From the launch price, aged to 2026 and adjusted for condition. Guidance from our catalog, not an appraisal.
Overview
- Brand
- Giant
- Model family
- Roam
- Model year
- 2014
- Category
- Hybrid · dual sport
- Frame material
- aluminum
- Sizes
- S, M, L, XL
- Wheel size
- 700c
- Current list price
- $650 (as of 2015-10)
Drivetrain
- Speeds
- 9
- Groupset
- Shimano Acera
- Chainrings
- 3
- Electronic
- false
Build
- Fork
- SR Suntour NEX MLO, w/lockout, 63mm travel
- Stem
- Giant Sport
- Tires
- Giant S-RX4, 700x40
- Brakes
- Tektro HDC300, hydraulic disc, 160mm; levers Tektro HDC300
- Saddle
- Giant Connect, Upright
- Wheels
- Rims Giant Alloy, double wall; hubs Alloy, 32h; spokes Stainless Steel, 14g
- Cassette
- Shimano HG20 11x34, 9-speed
- Crankset
- Shimano Acera, 26/36/48
- Seatpost
- Giant Sport, 30.9mm
- Shifters
- Shimano Acera
- Handlebar
- Giant Sport, low rise, 31.8mm
- Rear derailleur
- Shimano Acera
- Travel front mm
- 63
Geometry
- L
- Chainstay mm: 447; Wheelbase mm: 1097; Head angle deg: 71; Seat angle deg: 73
- M
- Chainstay mm: 447; Wheelbase mm: 1082; Head angle deg: 71; Seat angle deg: 73
- S
- Chainstay mm: 447; Wheelbase mm: 1064; Head angle deg: 71; Seat angle deg: 73
- XL
- Chainstay mm: 447; Wheelbase mm: 1118; Head angle deg: 71; Seat angle deg: 73
Spec from Giant's US site (giant-bicycles.com/en-us, page titled "Roam 2 (2014)", captured 2015-10). Category from Giant's menu group for the 2013 Roam 2 (the 2014 captures carry no menu path). Frame: ALUXX-grade aluminum. Colors: Charcoal/Black/White, Matte Steel Blue/Charcoal/Gloss Orange. Geometry converted to mm from Giant's table (lengths in inches); angles as printed. No capture inside the launch window shows a price; list_price_usd 650 is the price in the product's own price block on Giant's US page captured 2015-10, after the model year, so it is not a launch MSRP.