The GT Owners Thread
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Looks like I need to be in here now 8)
Just picked it up today, not had time to try it out properly.......yet?
out today 8)
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she has:
an sr suntour xct fork that will be upgraded to a rs 30gold tk the next month
1x10 tx (rf nw 34t @deore crank,11-36 xt cassete, xt chain, zee fr rear mech & shifter)
m446 brakes with rt54 160mm rotors
rf ride 710mm handlebar with rf strafe grips
rf ride seatpost & hope clamp & velo crmo rails saddle
rf turbine 110mm stem
cane creek forty headset
alex xc44 rims with deore hubs @geax aka 2.0 tires0 -
I remember when GT were the best. What went wrong? Their modern trail, enduro and downhill bikes just aren't what they should be.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350
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my girls :-)
the saddle on the rts had a cover fitted as it split so this went on until my new one arrived0 -
Love the colour of your RTS.0
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My custom built GT Sensor Carbon Expert 2014
Fork:
RockShox Sektor Gold RL 27.5 Solo Air (130mm)
Rear suspension:
Fox Racing Shox Float CTD BV, 7.25"x1.75" Air Shock
Stem:
Kore Cubix, 6° Rise - 80mm
Handlebars:
Chromag Fubars OSX Anodized Red 2015 - 78cm
Brakes:
Hope Tech M4 R Limited Edition + Floating Saw 183/183mm
Shifters:
Shimano XT (SL-M780-I-Spec A, 3x10)
Front derailleur:
Shimano SLX (FD-M671-D)
Rear derailleur:
Shimano XT Shadow Plus (RD-M786-D)
Crankset:
Shimano XT (FC-M780 - 42-32-24) with Shimano XT SPD (PD-M785)
Cassette:
Shimano XT (CS-M771 - 10)
Chain:
Shimano XT (CN-HG95 - 10)
Seatpost:
Enve / Edge carbon 34,9 x 400mm + Hope seatclamp
Seat:
Chromag Trailmaster DT Black 2015
Wheels:
Hope Pro2 Evo Red + ZTR Flow Ex + Sapim CX Ray
Tires:
Continental X-King 27,5x2,4" front + Maxis Ardent 27,5x2,25" rear0 -
1998 GT Nomad steel frame
I'm a GT Nomad owner in Hong Kong. My brother give it to me years ago for daily commute, restore it last summer, diy using can spray at home, i spend three week to finish the project. Don't know the parts and setting is appropriate, it feels great to ride on it.Please leave me some comments for improvement.
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I'd forgotten about this thread! I recently bought a GT Grade AL 105 'gravel bike' to cycle to work and as my weekend road bike - so now I have TWO GTs. I must take some pics of the Grade - I'm really impressed with it.Vitus Sentier VR+ (2018) GT Grade AL 105 (2016)
Giant Anthem X4 (2010) GT Avalanche 1.0 (2010)
Kingley Vale and QECP Trail Collective - QECP Trail Building0 -
I posted pictures of my new Avalanche Expert back in May 2015. Here's a couple of more recent pictures
Upgrades included Atherton Pro handlebars, stem and seat, Rockshox Reverb, Rockshox Reba (not pictured), SLX cranks, Shimano XT wheels, Shimano XT brakes
And here's the last picture I have of it, as some scumbag stole it
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I'm a scrap dealer and have come across a Gt Saskatoon pro frame from the 2006 World Cup series but I have no idea how much it is worth and seems like no one else does either I can't even find it on the Internet
If someone could help on how I could post photos on here it would be a great help0 -
From a time when GT were just making rubbish so it's probably worth no more than its scrap value.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350
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Anyone got ideas of the year model or where to find some specs for this frame?
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You have inspired me to dust off the old arrowhead frame see what components I can scrounge to get it up and running.
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Just built up a 2011 Zaskar Expert (aluminium) as a N+2 bike for winter, but it might become a favourite as it feels quite light and nimble.
Medium frame,
Sid dual air forks set at 120mm
1x10 with 40t expander and Hope 34t chainring
Pro 2 hubs with Arch EX tubeless rims
Hope btm bracket
SLX cranks, brakes, mech and shifter.
Easton XC70 685mm bars
Leaving the spacers under the stem for now just in case I don't get on with the bike, as the steerer tube is cut for its predecessor (Cotic Soul) that I may go back to.0 -
This is my 2003 Avalanche 3.0, I bought it for AU$100 (about US$75) a few weeks ago.
It's changed a bit since the photos (new cranks and Raceface NW chainring) and after Xmas I'll strip the frame and polish the aluminium. I'll upgrade the forks at some stage but they work ok for now.
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2DIE wrote:This is my 2003 Avalanche 3.0, I bought it for AU$100 (about US$75) a few weeks ago.
It's changed a bit since the photos (new cranks and Raceface NW chainring) and after Xmas I'll strip the frame and polish the aluminium. I'll upgrade the forks at some stage but they work ok for now.
Those bars are horrible. The forks are nasty as well.
Tidy for $100 though.Transition Patrol - viewtopic.php?f=10017&t=130702350 -
My GT Zaskar Comp 2017
All stock apart from Thomson Elite X4 stem, Easton Havoc Bars, Easton grips and XT M785 brakes.
Rides great so far!0 -
Ditto.0
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That's because you're a selfish idiot.I don't do smileys.
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DittoNow where's that "Get Out of Crash Free Card"0
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Can anyone identify what year this bike is?
It's called a Ricoche, I got it for free today.
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My new 27.5" Sanction Expert Full Suspension Mountain Bike (2018)
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