Brant Cycle and Sports

A banana at the top of a climb is basically a five-star meal. 🍌😂

But in all seriousness, on-bike nutrition is something a lot of cyclists overlook until they bonk hard on a July ride in the heat.

A good rule of thumb: eat before you feel hungry and drink before you feel thirsty. Simple carbs every 45 minutes on longer rides make a huge difference. 🫡

The cyclists and runners of every household, summed up in one photo. 😂🚴‍♂️🏃‍♀️

We love that cycling brings people together, even when one person is pedaling and the other is sprinting just to keep up.

However your crew moves this July, the important thing is that you're out there doing it. 🫡

The ultimate July setup. 🏕️🚵

Truck camper, bikes on the back, mountains on the horizon, and absolutely nothing on the agenda except finding the best trails you've never ridden. This is what summer was made for. 😎

If your summer plans involve hauling bikes to new places, stop in and let's make sure your gear is dialed in before you hit the road!

Summer break means it's officially bike season for the whole family. ☀️

June is one of the best months to get everyone set up with the right bikes and helmets before the riding really picks up.

A properly fitted helmet is one of the most important things to get right, especially for growing kids. Sizes change faster than you'd expect. 😬

The all-new Revolt Advanced SL is the lightest and fastest gravel race bike Giant has ever built—engineered from the ground up for elite competition.

Built on our Total Speed System philosophy, the Advanced SL-grade composite frameset, Contact SLR XR Integrated Handlebar, WheelSystems, and GXR 45mm tires were developed together as a single race-ready platform.

Gravel Crusher

Did you know tire pressure is one of the single biggest factors in how your mountain bike actually feels on the trail? 🚵🌿

Too high and you lose traction and get a harsh, bouncy ride. Too low and you risk pinch flats and sloppy handling.

Most riders are running the wrong pressure without even knowing it. A good starting point is 25 to 30 psi for most trail conditions, but your weight, tire width, and terrain all affect the sweet spot. 🙌