2022 TRAINER SEASON
2021/22 TRAINER SEASON
Hi folks, Giant Bicycles Halifax is proud to present our 2021/22 trainer season product lineup. First off, we're excited to share the big news with all of you who have wanted to purchase Tacx products from us in the past, that we are now able fulfil your wishes. We'll have the best of the best, the Tacx Neo T2 and the Tacx Neo Bike in store and available for all our customers who want to show their support of our local business.
Also, because we know the Smart trainer has been super-hot for the past few years, and because Wahoo, Elite, and Giant also make amazing products in this category, we have expanded our offerings from both these brands as well. So, in essence, we have become your local go to shop for the best Smart Bikes, Smart Trainers, as well as Basic Trainers and Rollers in HRM.
SUPER HELPFUL INFO FOUND HERE!
We understand tech info can be confusing, but the bottom line is all the trainers we stock, are best in class, but all have slightly different features and different price points.
We've found this website, DC Rainmaker, a great source for as much info you could ever imagine on our trainers, or if you want to compare products side by side and keep things simple, you can do that as well by using his trainer comparison tool. Just select the type, use, budget you have in mind from the drop-down menu, and then choose "Compare Now." Just like magic, you'll have all the most important features of each unit side by which will enable you to make the ultimate choice based on your needs and your budget. We hope this helps!
Please keep in mind, the pricing he mentions on his website is all in US dollars, which right now is equal to 1.27 Canadian dollars. The trainer market is extremely competitive, and pricing all over North America is the same if you are converting all prices to Canadian dollars. One more tip, due to all credit card companies charging anywhere from 2% to 3.5% on currency conversion, customers have told us after they made their purchase online, they realized they actually paid more than they would have if they had sourced it locally.