Giant Reign Advanced E+2 Bike
The Giant Reign Advanced E+2 lets you earn twice the descents in half the time.
The Reign Advanced E+2 is a long-travel electric enduro bike for riders who want to attack the steepest, gnarliest lines and still lap them all day. Giant's SyncDrive motor flattens the fire-road climbs, so you spend your energy where it counts, bombing the technical trails in the Santa Monica Mountains.
It's right for you if:
You love aggressive downhill and enduro riding but hate the shuttle wait.
You want more laps and bigger days without burning out on the climbs.
You ride steep, technical terrain and need serious travel and control.
Why you'll love it:
Big-torque motor assist turns brutal climbs into quick transfers between descents.
Long-travel Maestro suspension keeps the wheels planted through rocks and chatter.
The Advanced-grade carbon front triangle cuts weight and sharpens handling.
A large-capacity battery means more climbing before you think about charging.
The tech you get: an Advanced carbon composite frame, Giant's high-torque SyncDrive motor, a large-capacity EnergyPak battery, Class 1 pedal-assist (up to 20 mph), and long-travel Maestro suspension on 29-inch wheels. Real-world range varies with terrain, rider weight, and assist level, expect less on big climbing days.
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(818) 818-6262 | No deposit required.
Every bike from Cycle World Bike is assembled by hand, inspected for safety, and ready to ride when you pick it up.
Brian, our lead technician, handles full assembly, e-bike system setup, and safety inspection on every bike that leaves the shop
Steve helps match the right frame size and riding position to your body
Come back anytime for adjustments, questions, or service
No guessing your size from a chart. No assembling it from a box in your garage.
Book a Fitting
Not sure which size or model is right for you? Call and schedule a fitting with Steve. He will walk you through frame sizing, riding position, and which bike matches how you ride. No commitment, no pressure. Just expert advice from someone who has been fitting riders for decades.




















