1997 Giant MCR Compact Pro Series

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Available In-Store ONLY

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Options	47cm Available Now
Style	Giant MCR Pro Composite There were three Giant MCR models made. In 1997 there was the MCR 1 and the MCR 2. The MCR 1 was purple and had 7700 Dura Ace. The MCR 2, one model lower had the same frame but in blue and an Ultegra groupset. Apparently a 6400 one, rather than a 6500. In 1998, there was just one model produced called the MCR. It's paint scheme was a darker blue than the 1997 MCR 2 and there were more blue highlights around the frame. Regardless of the years, the frame was always the same. It was a one size fits all, with a 55cm effective top tube and a seat tube that was 46cm c-t. For taller riders, the 27.2 aero seatpost had a longer aero section, and the original Giant EXT stem can be adjusted up and down to change the angle, the stem was quite a long one at 120 mm c-c. This is a 1998 Giant MCR. Exactly the same as the 1997 models, but with the different paint job. This one weighs in at 1825g for the frame with a 535g fork which is pretty much the same as the 1997 one.
Frame	Carbon Composite Monocoque Frame number - GK7 0161
Forks	Giant MCR Composite
Wheelset	Giant / Rigida Mike Burrows Design

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