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Giant Propel Advanced SL does soft power in style

s far as debuts go, the new Giant Propel Advanced SL’s initial outings have been a resounding success. Introduced to the world at this year’s Tour de France, the aero race bike was ridden to victory, first on stage three by Dylan Groenewegen and then again on stage 14 by his BikeExchange-Jayco team-mate Michael Matthews. The first win was in a tight bunch sprint. The second was an audacious solo attack on a hilly

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