[BIKE Review]GIANT’s latest triathlon bike TRINITY ADVANCED SL × Nina Kenji

The giant’s triathlon bike, “TRINITY,” has undergone a full model change for the first time in nine years. We ask triathlete Nina Kenji (affiliated with NTT East and NTT West), who has been involved in the new TRINITY with the Iron Man 70.3, which will be competing in earnest this season, about his first impression. Be sure to check out the form of the popular model, which has evolved dramatically and is also increasingly lightweight, with disc brakes, further improved aero performance, and large-capacity hydration as standard equipment! ★New TRINITY Related Articles▼ “GIANT New Trinity: The TRI bike that also drives Iden has made a dramatic change” https://lumina-magazine.com/archives/33829 ▼ “Breakdown of the new Trinity’s first model change in nine years” https://lumina-magazine.com/archives/news/34301 ★GIANT Official Website https://www.giant-bicycles.com/jp/bikes/road-racing-bikes/triathlon ■Photographer/GIANT Japan, BIKE SHOP FORZA ■Photographer/Kenta Onoguchi, Yuma Takechi ■Translated by Nina player/Tokaibayashi Mika[Profile]Kenji Nener A top triathlete with an Australian father and a Japanese mother. At the age of 18, he participated in a triathlon in earnest. From December 2018, he participated in the World Cup and World Series as a member of the Japan team (acquired Japanese nationality in April 2021). He has competed in the Olympics for the second consecutive Tokyo and Paris tournament. At the 2024 WTCS Yokohama Tournament, he finished in 7th place, the highest ranking in all-time for a male Japanese player. Starting this season, he will also be competing in IRONMAN 70.3 in conjunction with his challenge to the Los Angeles Olympics.