Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 vs Specialized Crux Expert

Giant

Revolt Advanced Pro 0

Specialized

Crux Expert

Top of the rangeCarbon700c2026

High endCarbon700c2026

Close on the specs and the list price: here are their 18 differences, line by line.

GiantGiant Revolt Advanced Pro 0

SpecializedSpecialized Crux Expert

At a glance

Differences only

Specialized Crux Expert is 100 g lighter than Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 (brand figures).
Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 has the higher-range groupset: SRAM Force AXS, against SRAM Rival XPLR AXS E1.

Key specs6 differences

Model year 2026 2026

Weight 8.2 kg 8.1 kg −100 g

Frame Carbon

As printed

Material: Carbon

Carbon

As printed

Crux FACT 10r Carbon, Rider First Engineered™

Wheelset 700c · Giant CXR 1 WheelSystem ^{°Value not published by the brand} 700c · Roval Terra C, 25mm inner width carbon rim, 32mm depth

As printed

Roval Terra C, 25mm inner width carbon rim, 32mm depth, DT 370 hub

Drivetrain 2×12 1×13

Groupset SRAM Force AXS Higher range SRAM Rival XPLR AXS E1

As printed

NEW SRAM Rival AXS E1 HRD / NEW SRAM Rival XPLR AXS E1

Brake model SRAM Force AXS E1 hydraulic ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range SRAM Rival AXS E1, hydraulic disc

As printed

NEW SRAM Rival AXS E1, hydraulic disc 160mm rotor

Seatpost Rigid · Giant D-Fuse SLR, composite, -5/+15mm offset ^{°Value not published by the brand} Rigid · Roval Terra Carbon Seat Post, 20mm Offset ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Prices

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Character

The bike at a glance: the ground it is made for, how it handles, its gears and its equipment, beside the other bikes of its kind.

Revolt Advanced Pro 0 · Gravel bike made for very smooth ground, neutral handling, very high equipment.
Crux Expert · Gravel bike made for very smooth ground, very nimble, average gearing, rather high equipment.

Terrain

EasyDemanding

Handling

NimbleStable

Gearing

Speed in the lowest and the highest gear at 90 rpm: lower on the left climbs easier, higher on the right goes faster.

Specialized Crux Expert10 km/h - 48 km/h

Easiest gear (climbing)Hardest gear (descending)

Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0Specialized Crux Expertother gravel bikes

Components and specs

Every spec line by line; the higher range of a component is marked. The technical groups are folded.

Ride type

Suspension Rigid ^{°Value not published by the brand} Rigid ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Frame and fork2 differences

Fork Carbon ^{°Value not published by the brand} Carbon

As printed

S-Works FACT Carbon, 12x100mm thru-axle

Max tyre clearance 53 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand} 47 mm −6 mm

Axles Thru-axles ^{°Value not published by the brand}

As printed

Advanced-grade composite, 12x142mm thru-axle, disc, flip chip dropout, down tube storage

Thru-axles

As printed

12x142mm thru-axle

Bottom bracket SRAM DUB, press fit ^{°Value not published by the brand} SRAM DUB BSA

Drivetrain6 differences

Groupset brand SRAM

As printed

Force Axs

SRAM

As printed

NEW SRAM Rival XPLR AXS E1

Shifting Electronic, wireless Electronic, wireless

Chainrings 2 ^{°Value not published by the brand} 1 −1

Gears at the back 12 ^{°Value not published by the brand} 13 +1

Chainring teeth SRAM Force D2 DUB, 30/43 ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range SRAM Rival XPLR E1, 40T

Cassette SRAM Force E1, 12-speed, 10x36 ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range SRAM Rival XPLR XG-1351, 13sp, 10-46t

Rear derailleur SRAM Force AXS E1 ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range NEW SRAM Rival XPLR AXS E1 ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Shifters SRAM Force AXS E1, 2x12 ^{°Value not published by the brand}Higher range NEW SRAM Rival AXS E1 HRD ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Brakes

Brakes Hydraulic disc ^{°Value not published by the brand}

As printed

SRAM Force Disque hydraulique

Hydraulic disc

As printed

NEW SRAM Rival AXS E1, hydraulic disc 160mm rotor

Front rotor 160 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand} 160 mm

Rear rotor 160 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand} 160 mm

Wheels and tyres1 difference

Wheel size 700c / 29"

As printed

Raddurchmesser: 28´´- 700

700c / 29"

As printed

Pathfinder 700x40

Rims Carbon ^{°Value not published by the brand} Carbon

As printed

25mm inner width carbon rim

Rim depth– 32 mm

Rim inner width– 25 mm

Tubeless ready yes ^{°Value not published by the brand} yes

Tyres CADEX GX, 700x40c, tubeless ^{°Value not published by the brand} Pathfinder 700x40, Tubeless Ready

Tyre width fitted 40 mm ^{°Value not published by the brand} 40 mm

Cockpit and seatpost3 differences

Handlebar Giant Contact SLR XR D-Fuse, 31.8mm ^{°Value not published by the brand} Specialized Adventure Gear, 118.9mm drop x 70mm reach x 12º flare ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Stem Giant Contact AeroLight, -10 degree ^{°Value not published by the brand} Specialized Pro SL, alloy, 4-bolt ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Seatpost model Giant D-Fuse SLR, composite, -5/+15mm offset ^{°Value not published by the brand} Roval Terra Carbon Seat Post, 20mm Offset ^{°Value not published by the brand}

Weight1 difference

Weighed in size M 56

As printed

Poids Taille 56

° Value not published by the brand

Geometry

A size per bike (the nearest to the first one's at first), the differences measured from the reference bike.

Size of Revolt Advanced Pro 0

Size of Crux Expert

Differences measured from

Revolt Advanced Pro 0 · MD LONG
Crux Expert · 56CM

Stack and reach

Revolt Advanced Pro 0 · MD LONG Revolt Advanced Pro 0 · MD LONG — Reach (mm) 387 · Stack (mm) 586
Crux Expert · 56CM Crux Expert · 56CM — Reach (mm) 397 · Stack (mm) 578

Geometry16 differences

Size MD LONG 56CM

Reach 387 mm 397 mm +10 mm

Stack 586 mm 578 mm −8 mm

Top tube (effective) 560 mm 568 mm +8 mm

Seat tube 470 mm 546 mm +76 mm

Head tube 150 mm 147 mm −3 mm

Head angle 71.5° 72° +0.5°

Seat angle 73.5° 73.5°

Chainstays 435 mm 425 mm −10 mm

Wheelbase 1,036 mm 1,033 mm −3 mm

Front centre 614 mm 618 mm +4 mm

Standover 764 mm 816 mm +52 mm

BB drop 81 mm 72 mm −9 mm

BB height 268 mm 286 mm +18 mm

Fork offset 50 mm 50 mm

Trail 72 mm 64 mm −8 mm

Stem 70 mm 100 mm +30 mm

Handlebar width 440 mm 420 mm −20 mm

Crank length 173 mm 173 mm

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Frequently asked questions

Which is lighter, Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 or Specialized Crux Expert?

Specialized Crux Expert weighs 8.1 kg, Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 8.2 kg, as their brands give them.

What groupset do Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 and Specialized Crux Expert come with?

Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0: SRAM Force AXS. Specialized Crux Expert: SRAM Rival XPLR AXS E1.

How do Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 and Specialized Crux Expert compare on geometry?

In size MD LONG, Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 has a stack of 586 mm for a reach of 387 mm; in size 56CM, Specialized Crux Expert has 578 mm for 397 mm. More stack for the reach means a more upright position.

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Giant Revolt Advanced Pro 0 vs Specialized Crux Expert

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Character

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Components and specs

Geometry

Stack and reach

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