Inspection
Frame condition
Inspect the frame, fork, welds, and high-stress areas for cracks, dents, or prior repairs.
Giant
2010 Giant Glory 1
Previous used estimate
$786 - $808
Actual value depends on condition, size, and local demand.
Value Guide market data · 2010 Giant Glory 1
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Price over time - 2010 Giant Glory 1
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All Glory model years
2025$5,991 - $6,163▲ 662% vs. 2010
2024$4,827 - $4,966▲ 514% vs. 2010
2020Unavailable
2019Unavailable
2018$2,097 - $2,157▲ 167% vs. 2010
2017$1,848 - $1,901▲ 135% vs. 2010
2016$1,492 - $1,535▲ 90% vs. 2010
2015$1,343 - $1,382▲ 71% vs. 2010
2014$1,040 - $1,070▲ 32% vs. 2010
2013$1,102 - $1,134▲ 40% vs. 2010
2012$1,012 - $1,041▲ 29% vs. 2010
2011$957 - $984▲ 22% vs. 20102010$786 - $808Currently viewing
2009$948 - $975▲ 21% vs. 2010
2008$698 - $718▼ 11% vs. 2010Overview
About this bike
Armed with 200mm of travel, Giant's downhill-specific Glory 1 features their ALUXX SL aluminum frame with super slack geometry and no-compromise Maestro suspension. The Maestro rear end is controlled by RockShox's Vivid shock. Taking care of the front is an oversize 1 1/2-inch head tube guiding a big 200mm-travel BoXXer fork. The sweet spec continues with tough Mavic rims laced to DT Swiss hubs that inspire you to go big, and Avid Elixir R discs with 8/7-inch rotors have your back if you get in too deep. Plus, Race Face's DH-worthy cranks rocking an MRP chainguide and SRAM's X-9 rear derailleur comprise the drivetrain. You just got a healthy dose of aluminum courage, use it wisely.
Specifications
- Category
- Mountain
- Component Hubs
- DT Swiss 340
- Product Family
- Glory
- Component Chain
- Mavic EX721
- Component Tires
- Michelin Hot S, 26 x 2.5
- Component Saddle
- Fizik Tundra
- Component Brakeset
- Avid Elixir R disc, 8/7-inch rotors
- Component Cassette
- SRAM PG970, 9-speed: 11-28
- Component Handlebar
- TruVativ Holzfeller
- Component Rear Shock
- RockShox Vivid 4.1, 200mm-travel
- Component Spoke Brand
- DT Competition
- Component Shift Levers
- SRAM X-7 Trigger
- Component Handlebar Stem
- TruVativ Holzfeller, direct mount to fork
- Component Frame Tubing Material
- Giant ALUXX SL butted-aluminum
- Frame Tubing Material
- Giant ALUXX SL butted-aluminum
- Rear Shock
- RockShox Vivid 4.1, 200mm-travel
- Hubs
- DT Swiss 340
- Tires
- Michelin Hot S, 26 x 2.5
- Spoke Brand
- DT Competition
- Brakeset
- Avid Elixir R disc, 8/7-inch rotors
- Shift Levers
- SRAM X-7 Trigger
- Chain
- Mavic EX721
- Saddle
- Fizik Tundra
- Handlebar
- TruVativ Holzfeller
- Handlebar Stem
- TruVativ Holzfeller, direct mount to fork
- Cassette
- SRAM PG970, 9-speed: 11-28
What to check when buying used
Inspection
Drivetrain wear
Check chain stretch, cassette teeth, chainrings, and shifting under load before negotiating price.
Inspection
Service history
Ask for service records covering bearings, brakes, drivetrain, and any frame or fork warranty work.
Inspection
Suspension service
Confirm fork and rear shock service intervals and check pivot bearings for play.