GT Sensor 29er Pro 29er Full Suspension

5/5 (2 Reviews)
MSRP : $2999.00


Product Description

If you're not familiar with the growing trend amongst endurance riders towards bikes with 29" wheels...it's ok - we'll forgive you. If, however, you're one of the few who insists that 29" wheeled bikes are a fad that'll go the way of suspension stems, elastomer bumper forks, and above-the-bar shifters...we respectfully request that you get with the program.
  • Fork: Fox Racing Shox F29 RLC FIT QR15, 120mm Travel
  • Frame: 29" Wheel, Hydroformed, 6061-T6 Aluminum
  • Headset: FSA No. 16 integrated, 1 1/8"
  • Saddle: WTB Silverado Race SL
  • Seatpost: Crank Brothers Cobalt 2


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    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by SanAn a All Mountain Rider

    Date Reviewed: May 2, 2012

    Strengths:    This bike rocks and got it for a great price. 29-inch wheels and 2x10 drivetrain are going to be good things on any bike, but the thing that brings it all together is i-drive which is a great rear suspension set-up. I've ridden offroad with 50psi in the tyres just to see how it would go and this bike handles it no probs (although Maxxi Crossmarks also help and are a great tyre). 29-inch and i-drive is an awesome traction combo!

    Weaknesses:    CrankBros Cobalt 2 seatpost is a joke...very stupid design and is the only part of the bike that I've replaced...well apart from the smallblock 8 tyres which don't provide adequate traction when cornering on fine gravel. The bike is no lightweight, but it's not particularly heavy either compared to the competition.

    Bottom Line:   
    This bike is fast everywhere and can make anyone look good...

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    Duration Product Used:   Stromlo

    Price Paid:    $2000.00

    Purchased At:   Online

    Similar Products Used:   Mountain Cycle San Andreas, Mongoose Amplifier 2

    Bike Setup:   Standard apart from new seatpost and tyres.


    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by Lee a Cross Country Rider from montevallo, alabama USA

    Date Reviewed: January 26, 2012

    Strengths:    Works as a package

    Weaknesses:    Tires, THIN paint

    Bottom Line:   
    Looked at the competition, and the value of this bike is tops. Anything close cost 60% more at least, for no benefit except snob appeal. I thrash bikes, and my 210lb weight doesn't help. NOTHING has broken, and I generally have spokes, hubs, skewers cashing in....The front maxle looks like a motorcycle part. Anybody over 6' needs to switch to 9ers-and this one in XL is like a monster truck. It is not so easy to get technical, and hard to hoist the front, but generally don't need to. Just pedal. Elixir brakes are awesome. Spend some time dialing in the suspension, ride anywhere.
    Research the subject- anything close to comparable has a poor component mix, only a double crank, etc. Performance Bike stinks, sent me a different color than ordered, and didn't care-but the Specialized 9er fsr was nearly a grand more and had mickey mouse components.
    On group rides, I will sometimes swap back to a partners 26, and enjoy the agility until my back starts hurting, or I notice my 9er pulling out front.

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    Favorite Trail:   Hurricane Crek

    Duration Product Used:   1 Year

    Price Paid:    $1700.00

    Purchased At:   performance online

    Similar Products Used:   First 9er, been riding MTB since 1985

    Bike Setup:   Stock. Will eventually replace tires for a more aggressive tread.



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