Submitted by
mike jones
a Weekend Warrior
from N.wales, UK Date Reviewed: November 26, 2005
Favorite Trail:
llandegla,the big one
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$250.00
Purchased At:
halfords
Strengths:
Cheap, comfortable
Weaknesses:
Wheels, spindles, heavy
Similar Products Used:
G.T tequesta
Bike Setup:
none
Bottom Line:
This bike is total rubbish. I had one for four months then i got my money back due to my returning the bike for repairs to the shop constantly. After coming back from trail riding it would take me an hour just to fix the bike back up to a rideable state. This bike is only suitable for road use or very light trail work or for a garden decoration.
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Submitted by
Zak k......
a Weekend Warrior
from Santa Cruz, CA Date Reviewed: May 5, 2002
Favorite Trail:
downhill
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$475.00
Strengths:
24 Gears, great saddle
Weaknesses:
HEAVY, chain jumps, easily scratchable
Bike Setup:
standard
Bottom Line:
If you are a serious rider, you shouldn't even be looking at GTs. The agressor is heavy, and I wouldn't trust it on too many trails. It is a good bike however for riding around town, but not quite durable enough for serious trail riding.
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Submitted by
Who Cares
a Weekend Warrior
from MO Date Reviewed: November 2, 2001
Favorite Trail:
A bunch
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$350.00
Strengths:
Not a whole lot, decent frame...Cheap as hell, decent beginner bike.
Weaknesses:
EVERYTHING breaks, squeaks, or bends. Within 1 year of part-time use I have broken the crappy shifters, the headset, the handlebars and the fork. Factory components are sh*t, sh*t, and more sh*t.
Similar Products Used:
nuttin
Bike Setup:
it's junk, who cares.
Bottom Line:
If you want a cheap and decent hardtail frame and you want to spend 1,000+ bucks upgrading it, go for it. Otherwise just fork out the dough and buy a decent bike to begin with.
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Submitted by
Brian
a Cross Country Rider
from Bethlehem Date Reviewed: October 20, 2001
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Strengths:
Nothen!
Weaknesses:
Everything!
Bike Setup:
Broken Frame
Bottom Line:
This bike bites! I've had it for 2 years and i broke the freakin frame. Bottom line is that if u want the worst bike, by a gt. I bought a new bike, the 2002 Giant Ranier and it is 1000000 times better! GT bites, and im glad that they went bankrupt.
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Submitted by
Cam
a Weekend Warrior
from WellingtonNZ Date Reviewed: September 29, 2001
This bike has been going on strong for 2 years now. My friends have more expensive bikes, but somehow, where their's have failed, mine keeps going. I use my bike for a bit of everything. I commute to work, go on cross country cycle holidays and hit the downhills on weekends. With almost 4000 kms on my computer, all I've had to replace is one set of brake pads and and a bald tyre. I have had no componentry upgrades, and was considering buying a new bike. Having read all the amazing reviews here, I think I might just get an upgrade. This bike has been very good to me and I'm going to hold on to it for a few more years!
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Submitted by
gray collins8us
a Cross Country Rider
from yorksirh Date Reviewed: September 16, 2001
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$250.00
Strengths:
It has not ever procen down
Weaknesses:
reusty v brakes and general rust not good
Bike Setup:
21 ez fire shifters crome v brakes 7006 aluminum frame alloy hubs
Bottom Line:
I have had this bike for a whill it has not drasticaly let me down but i use it to go to school every day and for that it looks the part. The newer styles of aggressor look rubbish and i personally don't like them so they have put me off getting a nother one. Hever should any one get the new aggressor it puts down the GT Team.
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Submitted by
nic hartmann
a Cross Country Rider
from sheb. falls Date Reviewed: May 13, 2001
Favorite Trail:
Razorbackridge WI
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$469.00
Purchased At:
TERRIES BIKE SHOP
Strengths:
It's a good all around bike heavy but tough and nails cliffs logs mud and whatever else it is very good especally to a pimp like me.
Weaknesses:
I'm 13 and 110 lbs so i think it's heavy! But I still like it. I changed the tires and got clipless peadles and a new crank set.
Similar Products Used:
Other 400-800 dollar bikes.
Bike Setup:
Good and strong durrible, is worth 5 stars!
Bottom Line:
Good ride for the toughest trails i'm not kidding extreme!
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Submitted by
Scott McGraw
a Weekend Warrior
from Oneida, Ny, United States Date Reviewed: April 13, 2001
Favorite Trail:
any
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$450.00
Purchased At:
can't remember name
Strengths:
It is a very very durable bike. Very comfortable even though it is a hard tail.
Weaknesses:
none yet
Bottom Line:
The bike is perfect in every way so far that I have noticed. I enjoy it when I ride it. If it is in the Adirondack mountains or on the streets of central NY. The bikes weight is not an issue because it is very light. The bike can handle the big jumps and the small once. The bike is for beginners and professionals
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Submitted by
Scott Schneider
a Cross Country Rider
from Cumming Date Reviewed: April 5, 2001
Favorite Trail:
noontoola
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At:
roswell
Strengths:
frame, fork,
Weaknesses:
pedals, deraliur
Similar Products Used:
GT Aggressor 2
Bike Setup:
good
Bottom Line:
Ita really good bike for weekend rides but if you are going to go cross country with that, you should get a better bike or upgrade the pieces.
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Submitted by
Craig
a Weekend Warrior
from Glasgow, Scotland Date Reviewed: February 22, 2001
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$450.00
Purchased At:
West End Cycles
Strengths:
Light, stiff frame. Good to add on and up-grade components.
Weaknesses:
Components not the best.
Bike Setup:
As per shop...added bar ends and new pedals
Bottom Line:
Excellent bike. Very few problems at all. The bike has taken a bit of a pounding over the year I've owned it and it's handled it well. The components are not the best, and I'm planning to up-grade brakes and gears soon. Great first buy.
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Submitted by
Dave
a
from League City, TX Date Reviewed: February 13, 2001
Favorite Trail:
East Loop, Lake Bryan, TX
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Price Paid:
$350.00
Purchased At:
Webster Bicycles, Webster, TX
Strengths:
It's a GT...'nuff said
Weaknesses:
The saddle, grips, and pedals had to go.
Similar Products Used:
GT Saddleback
Bike Setup:
Oury grips, the Saddleback's saddle, Shimano M545 pedals
Bottom Line:
Had to buy a new ride when some dingbat rear-ended me and cratered my Saddleback's rims (although I easily replaced them after she paid me off). The Aggressor was on sale, so I snatched it up. Glad I did.. This thing climbs like a mountain goat... the Velociraptors really bite and keep traction. The crappy narrow saddle was replaced with the one off my Saddleback, and the grips replaced with Oury grips. It took a while to get used to the switch from toeclips to clipless, but I can bunnyhop my fat ass about a foot up. Now I have a steel frame and an aluminum frame, same set-up, and love them both. Next, the Rukus...
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Submitted by
Ava Braun
a Cross Country Rider
from Berlin, Germany Date Reviewed: February 13, 2001
Favorite Trail:
along the berlin wall
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$2000.00
Purchased At:
Gutentagen Bikes
Strengths:
I LIKE THE MOUNTAIN BIKING. THE BIKE IS RED AND FULL OF AGGRESSION LIKE MYSELF. I WANT TO RUNG OVER SPARROWS AND IT IS GOOD FOR THAT WITH POINTY TIRES. IT IS ALSO PRETTY LIKE MYSELF.
Weaknesses:
SOMETIMES WHEN SPARROWS HEAD COMES OFF, SPARROW BLEEDS ON TIRES AND IS HARD TO CLEAN.
Similar Products Used:
WWII GESTAPO MOTORCYCLE WITH SIDECAR.
Bike Setup:
BASKET AND BELL ON FRONT. HOLSTER MOUNTED ON SIDE.
Bottom Line:
SEEKING SWM. I LIKE THE MOUNTAIN BIKING AND LONG WALKS ON THE BEACH. I AM ANGRY, BUT NOT WITHOUT THE WOMANLY CHARMS OF A 50+ YEAR OLD WOMAN. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND DON'T MIND SWEATY WOMEN, GIVE ME A CALL. INTO DOMINATION, WEAK OF HEART NEED NOT APPLY.
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Submitted by
Yonkers
a Downhiller
from Danvers Date Reviewed: January 29, 2001
Favorite Trail:
LYnn woods
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Price Paid:
$480.00
Purchased At:
a bike shop
Strengths:
this is a great frame not very heavy looks great
Weaknesses:
the stock forked sucked the crank sucked the rims sucked but that all changed
Similar Products Used:
none
Bike Setup:
i changed almost everything now i have a judy 100 fork XT crank,sun mammoth rims font and rear with XT hubs getting XT brakes black spire rock ring, tomac DH bars DH stem New seat and i will be getting XT front and rear derailers
Bottom Line:
it was a really nice bike when i bought it but now it just kicks ass i beat people on bike that costed 1500 $$ but now my bike is worth more then 1700 $$$ with all the up grades i put on it but soon i will be buyinh a Zaskar frame and just moving all my componets to the new frame
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Submitted by
moe downhill
a Weekend Warrior
from pleasnt valley ny usa Date Reviewed: January 1, 2001
Favorite Trail:
909 vassarfarms
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$200.00
Purchased At:
pv bikeshop
Strengths:
price takes abuse
Weaknesses:
none for the price
Similar Products Used:
gianiguana gt backwoods giant atx magna
Bike Setup:
stock
Bottom Line:
this was the second mt bike i bougth and has been agreat bike learnd all my skills on itevery thing fromm climbing over iogsto 4ft dead drops has taken all the abuse of learning how to do these tricks properly and smoothly as for any one who says its a peice of crap its probubly not the bike its ether the person rideing it or working on it so my advice is to take it to a good bike shop to get it repaird and adjusted buy some mt bike mags and read all the tips on riding oh yea if your bottom bracket is making noise it is more than likley your cranks if they get loose and you keep riding they will get distorted tightening them will only be a temporary fix if the noise comes back you hav to replace the cranks i have passed plenty of big dollar bikes kleins cads lite speeds ect bikes costing 1500 to 3000 on my 200 dollar gt agressor boy that feels good i just picked up a trek vrz200 boy icant wait for spring no mater what bike i ride i owe all my skills to my agre ssor
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Submitted by
Eric Anderson
a Racer
from Georgia Date Reviewed: December 14, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Bear Creek
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$365.00
Purchased At:
J&J Cycling
Strengths:
The GT Frame
Weaknesses:
Wheels, and components
Similar Products Used:
A Kona Blast
Bike Setup:
XT front, and rear deralliur, xt 9sp cassette, and chain, Manitou MARSC front fork, Bontrager crankset, Bontrager handlebar, Thompson Elite Seatpost, Rear Bontrager wheel w/ XT hub, Front richey pro rim, Lx brakes, Avid speed dial levers, clip-in pedals, cane creek aheadset,
Bottom Line:
This bike is AWESOME!!!!!!!!! I first bought this bike just thinking I'll never get into biking, well once you get in, you can't get out!! I completely overhauled my bike. Everything on my bike works, and very, very dependable!!!! Good bike for Beginner to a low intermidiate. But like most bikers, I upgraded my bike instead of just buying a new one.
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Submitted by
T.
a Weekend Warrior
from Peekskill,NY Date Reviewed: October 26, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Millenium Trail at Blue Mtn.
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Price Paid:
$380.00
Purchased At:
Yorktown Cycling
Strengths:
Price, frame, durability of components
Weaknesses:
Product integration!!!! Headset/stem one piece, replace one, must replace both. Having same problem now I want to go from 7 to 9 spd, I have to replace everything but the brakes (including wheels)
Similar Products Used:
Specialized rockhopper, mongoose
Bike Setup:
Z4 Fork, Cane Creek Headset, Kore stem, Schwinn seat, new pedals, handlebar ext.
Bottom Line:
Kicks some major ASS!!! True, when I finally get around to putting an XT set on it won't be an Aggressor anymore, but for the past two years it's been amazing!! Shock was ok, but once I went to the Bomber it was 100% better. Suntour was WAY too heavy, and nothing beats Bombers. Can outclimb and out downhill some friends on F/S Cannondale's and FSRs. Components I must say, have held together quite well. Suntour crank/??? BB have given me 0 problems, and haven't missed a shift with front or rear as well. Like I said, everything works fine, my only gripe is that to upgrade crank I need to upgrade BB, cassette, F/R derailers, shifters, brake levers, hubs (might as well upgrade whole wheel). All for a $99 crank (Supergo). Oh well, have had WAY too much fun on it to give it less than 5 stars.
PS, if you know the Millenium trail at Blue, you know what this bike can do!!
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Submitted by
Mr. X
a Weekend Warrior
from Fernandina Beach Date Reviewed: October 15, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Fort Clinch State Park, Fernandina Beach, FL or Santo, FL
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$255.00
Purchased At:
e-bay
Strengths:
Fast! strong, Fast! Good lookin'! Did I mention FAST!?!
Weaknesses:
HEAVY
Similar Products Used:
Cannondale: C400, F400 with the headshock, and F900 with the lefty, Caloi Pro
Bike Setup:
Stock with a Terry liborater seat
Bottom Line:
I've had this bike from the Pisgah National Forest in NC to Limestone quaries of FL and it bas never left me stranded. After six months of hard riding I've only had to change one brake cable and take out one link in the chain. The bike is a little on the heavy side but its the fastest in our riding click. The guy with the Can. F900 Lefty set his best time at our local riding spot the first and last time I ever let him ride the bike. It weighs in at 32.8 pounds with two water botles and a tool bag but I'm telling you this bike is fast and tough! I'm not exactly a gentle rider so this bike sees a lot of punishment and takes it all. Great bike and super FAST!!!
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Submitted by
Ed
a Weekend Warrior
from gladstone Date Reviewed: September 23, 2000
Favorite Trail:
all over upper penninsula
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Price Paid:
$400.00
Purchased At:
Brampton Bike and SKi
Strengths:
Frame, fork, handle bars, crankset,
Weaknesses:
derailer, seat, shifters, cogs, rims, brakecables
Similar Products Used:
Gary Fisher Tassajara
Bike Setup:
stock
Bottom Line:
IT's a good bike if you don't do so much as you don't crash it but, I've had to replace the brake cable, bend back the front cog,I've broken the original seat for it the first month, and I'm lookin into buying a new back rim cuz the old one is shot. Otherwise it's got a solid frame that sounds solid when you drop, it's easy to control, has a smooth ride, and it's great on just flying around in the woods
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Submitted by
Cheong
a Weekend Warrior
from Singapore Date Reviewed: September 15, 2000
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Value for money. Solid as a rock. Fast going bike and a superp pain job.
Weaknesses:
Heavy - Probably due to the weight of the fork and stem/handlebar combi.
Bike Setup:
GT 1999 Aggressor with stock Insync excel 515 suspension and Black/Yellow stripes paintwork. Upgrades - Kore Lite stem and Kaloy Handlebar.
Bottom Line:
With SGD$460 (abt.USD$271), It's probably the friendliest price for a bike with a brand. The bike is tough too as proven by my buddy performing a nasty "Over The Bar" crash with my brand new Aggressor. I picked up the bike without a cratch leaving him with injuries all over. The front portion of the bike is slightly heavy and upgrading is imminent. I started with the stem and bar taking off a bit of weight and will probably be upgrading the fork soon. All in all, the bike is fast, stable and I love riding it.
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Submitted by
Michelle
a Weekend Warrior
from Hamilton, New Zealand Date Reviewed: July 18, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Redwoods, Rotovegas
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
Light and fast up hills (compared to what i used to ride!)
Weaknesses:
None yet
Similar Products Used:
Apollo Piece of #%&*@!!! Specialized Hard Rock
Bike Setup:
RockShox Indy SL, LX/XT componentry, Avid Brake Kit, Velocity Deep V rims
Bottom Line:
Mine has been totally redressed to look like an Avalanche (plus or minus a few things) thanks to this wonderful thing called internet shopping. Buying componentry in NZ is a cow!! Coming off a fully suspended bike on to this frame was an eye-opener. It took a while to learn how to control the back-end and I've been bounced off it a couple of times, possibly cos I'm a lightweight rider (115lb). The upgrades were essential with my view to racing in the summer but it cost me half of what I would have paid to buy the Avalanche stock. Now that I've learnt to ride it properly I love this bike!!!
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Submitted by
Brian Maxted
a Cross Country Rider
from Clifton, VA Date Reviewed: July 11, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Almost any trails in Whitetail
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
The triple-triangle frame is indestructable and high quality
Weaknesses:
WEIGHT!!! I swear most low end GT's are made of concrete. Suntour fork sucks and is so heavy it's makes pulling the front end up difficult. Replace the stem before you leave the store.
Similar Products Used:
Giant Iguana
Bike Setup:
Stock
Bottom Line:
This bike was stolen 3 months after I bought it and it was the best thing that ever happened to that bike. Perhaps I didn't have enough time to get adjusted to it but I've owned my Gary Fisher Tassarjra for about a month now and that bike is the way to go, hence I don't think it was the bonding time. Front suspension could take a grenade blast but it pays the price in weight. Shifters gave minor problems and need up grade. Bottom line: Great frame, but if you have your heart set on a GT, buy an upgrade model because you'll end up replacing all the componetry on the bike in less then 6 months.
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Submitted by
BANGER
a Weekend Warrior
from PA Date Reviewed: July 6, 2000
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
Aluminum frame
Weaknesses:
Crappy seat
Similar Products Used:
GT OUTPOST/GT TIMBERLINE
Bike Setup:
Normal Agressor
Bottom Line:
Ok ready for the Beef? First of all if you are a serious biker you will not be reading this, and if you are then you will agree with me....I bought this bike for my son who is a weekender like myself..he makes up about 95% of the mountain bikers out there, for him this bike is the perfect choice, he bikes 1 to 2 times a week , in 10-25 miles clips and trails each ride. we both like single track / advanced stuff but I take them harder then he ever would, I ride a Zasker he rides the agressor,,,the difference? For the ay I ride and the way he rides,,,NO DIFFERENCE!! The comfort is the same, the shifting basically the same he ...Don;t get me wrong, there is a huge difference if I rode the agressor to my zasker but HE WOULD SEE NO DIFFERENCE , Its all about the rider and hpw they ride, nothing looks more ridiculas then a newbie on a 3000 bike, you look great in the parking lot but you look like a fool on the trail. DON"T GET CAUGHT UP IN ALL THE HYPE! ride to your level, 95% of bikers would not or could not ride the way you would have to to tell a difference. If I see you a newbie on an agressor with a camelback, computer and new seat i repspect that, and commend you, but get out of town with a newbie on a zaskar! Just another wanne be biker! you can't buy it, you have to earn that repsect!
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Submitted by
Scott
a Cross Country Rider
from Merrimack NH Date Reviewed: April 26, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Mine Falls, Nashua NH
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
Aluminum frame (bullet proof), Tires (a little too aggressive for pavement), Brakes (went over the handlebars twice now), but mostly Bang for the Buck!
Weaknesses:
The Suntour front shock seems to work well when put to the test, but you should plan on upgrading it. The seat is a little uncomfortable. The front crank set overall is cheap.
Similar Products Used:
Schwinn S10, Fat Chance, Giant Iguanna
Bike Setup:
Stock other than a computer and bar ends.
Bottom Line:
After spending months sifting through all the big names and models, I found that the Aggressor had the best "bang for your Buck". Hell, most manufacturers don't offer front suspension for under $400, let alone an aluminum frame. This bike is very stiff, but agile and a great climber. If you were to add $600 in upgrades, you would have a $1500 bike. If you are a beginner, this is the bike you want. If you are a serious weekend rider that likes challenging terrain, this is the bike you want.....with a few upgrades. If you are a 24+7, extreme off-road cyclist.....get a life. (Well let's just say - you wouldn't be looking for an under $400 mtb.
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Submitted by
Chris Muder
a Weekend Warrior
from Show low AZ U.S. Date Reviewed: April 5, 2000
Favorite Trail:
los Caballos
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Strengths:
brake and shifter cables
Weaknesses:
everything else
Similar Products Used:
diddily squat
Bike Setup:
1999 aggressor rock shox jett XC threadless tried to upgrade EVERYTHING else but the bike still breaks the upgraded components.
Bottom Line:
I spend more time fixing my piece of crap aggressor than i do riding it!! Tried Manitou spyder shocks and they broke. replaced whole drivetrain twice, replaced both rims, replaced cranks with coda cranks and they broke brake system sucks. bike looks orange under bright light. looks retarted replaced seat twice. With more comfortable ones. Want to rate this crappy bike a zero chillies but i have to give it one. My advice to everyone: dont buy an aggressor! They suck my nuts. Save your money and buy something better!
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Submitted by
Gustavo Henriquez
a Weekend Warrior
from Santiago,Santiago, Dominican Republic Date Reviewed: March 14, 2000
Favorite Trail:
White And Blue
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Bottom Line:
Aggressor, and avalanche
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Submitted by
Scrapedalot
a Weekend Warrior
from Ithaca, NY, USA Date Reviewed: February 1, 2000
Favorite Trail:
Bruce,s trail in Canada
Duration Product Used:
2 Years
Strengths:
Minimal maintance. Great metallic red color scheme. No shifting problems the first year. Frame great for climbing.
Weaknesses:
RST shock. Ball bearings all around.
Bike Setup:
Mostly stock. Panaracer tires. Time ATAC petals!
Bottom Line:
For $400 you can have a great beginner beat. I weigh 165 lbs and ride in all of the places that the $1,000+ bikes ride. I am going to treat myself to an Avalanche or Zaskar this year. I must give it 5 burning athletes' feet.
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Submitted by
D S
a Cross Country Rider
from Florida Date Reviewed: January 29, 2000
Favorite Trail:
something in PA
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
low price, Al frame (but don't believe those clowns who say it's a "high-end GT frame like the Zaskar"...it's not) , good tires, decent brakes.
Weaknesses:
shifters/derailleurs , weak fork, pretty heavy
Similar Products Used:
MArin, Specialized
Bike Setup:
RS Indy XC fork, threadless headset, Kore stem (al of these were replaced under warranty after the stoopid Suntour fork puked), Syncros riser bar, other odds and ends
Bottom Line:
An excellent beginner bike....although if you are an experienced rider who needs a solid bike but does not have money (like I was) I suggest finding a way to come up with another 2 or 3 hundred bucks for something with better componentry and fork. This bike has performed well considering it's limitations.
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Submitted by
pat
a Racer
from east lyme Date Reviewed: December 17, 1999
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
none
Weaknesses:
the hole bike it blows
Similar Products Used:
huffy it was better
Bike Setup:
sr suntour
Bottom Line:
this bike really sucks
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Submitted by
JeHyun
a Cross-Country Rider
from Redlands, CA Date Reviewed: December 3, 1999
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
Strong frame
Weaknesses:
Too heavy, bad/semi-bad stock components
Similar Products Used:
Gary Fisher Mt. Tam, Mongoose NX 7.5. No FS bikes. Hardtail all the way!!!!
Bike Setup:
Judy XC long travel, KORE stem, raceface airally handlebar,Thompson seat post, LX comp replace the entire drivetrain
Bottom Line:
Good fundamental frame...I could've spent the extra money and get a nice bike to begin with, but I'm a builder kinda guy...can't help myself
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Submitted by
john
a Downhiller
from md Date Reviewed: December 2, 1999
Favorite Trail:
whitetail
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
Frame, Tires, brakes.
Weaknesses:
Rims, shock, pedals, Crank, front derailer
Similar Products Used:
mongoose hilltopper
Bike Setup:
all LX componets. Rock shox judy xc
Bottom Line:
Great bike for the money. Needs some upgrade for a serious rider.
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Submitted by
Dylan walters
a Cross-Country Rider
from Lyons CO Date Reviewed: December 1, 1999
For the price, this is the absolute best value of a bike. It's components could use an upgrade, but are okay if your not the most extreme rider. I've owned one for about 6 months, and have made some pretty sweet upgrades, but have had minimal problems, and nothing has broken! I give it a 5 flaming-things for the value!
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Submitted by
Kai
a Weekend Warrior
from Singapore Date Reviewed: November 4, 1999
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
It's cheap. Pretty ok
Weaknesses:
Lousy components
Bike Setup:
GT aggressor.just the basics
Bottom Line:
Consider this if u have a low budget.But be prepared to fork out a bit more in future. The fork definatley needs a change
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Submitted by
Steve
a Weekend Warrior
from Kenner. La Date Reviewed: October 19, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Clear springs, Hooper park
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
Price,Brakes, frame, tires
Weaknesses:
Seat, Rims
Similar Products Used:
GT Timberline, Schwinn Moab, S-10
Bike Setup:
Stock
Bottom Line:
This is a excellent bike for the money. I believe that you cant find a better bike in it's price range. I have put the bike througt 370 miles of hard riding from concrete steps to one of the rought trails around in Bude MS. the bike has preformed excellent even the front shock works very well. I have frineds with Rock front ends and my shock feels just as smooth if not better.The shifters are good also. Excellent Bike would recommend it to anyone.Have only Had to get the rims tweeked since I began riding. Go get this bike any have some fun!
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Submitted by
BRADLEY HODGES
a Cross-Country Rider
from WEAVER, AL Date Reviewed: October 17, 1999
Favorite Trail:
IRON LEGS (IN BAINS GAP, WHITE PLAINS
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
I RIDE A LOT AND THE SHOCKS HAVE ONLY BOTTOMED OUT ONCE(THATS GOOD)THE TECHNOLOGY OF THE FRAME ROCKS I MEAN I BEAT PEOPLE GOING DOWN HILL AND THE ON FULL SUSPENSION CANNONDALES
Weaknesses:
THE SEATS SUCK AND THE WHEELS SUCK
Similar Products Used:
MONGOOSE, ROYCE UNION AND MURRY THEY ALL BROKE THEY SUCKED
Bike Setup:
GT AGGRESSOR
Bottom Line:
THE BIKE ROCKS EXCEPT FOR THE SEAT BUT I BOUGHT A NEW ONE AND THE WHEELS SUCK
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Submitted by
JIM GRIFF
a Weekend Warrior
from CORAL SPRINGS, FL Date Reviewed: October 5, 1999
Favorite Trail:
?
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
GREAT FOR THE PRICE ITS A LOT OF BIKE WITH A COUPLE OF UP GRADES.
Weaknesses:
RIMS AND HUBS ARE A LITTLE CHEAP FOR A 290 LBS 6'4' PERSON!
Bike Setup:
REPLACED THE RIMS AND HUBS WITH SUN-MAMOTHS RIMS AND LX HUBS. REPLACED THE BRAKES WITH SOME XTR 951S AND WHAT A DIFFERENCE.
Bottom Line:
GREAT BIKE TILL ITS TIME TO MOVE UP TO THE ZASCAR. REMEMBER YOU CAN TAKE YOUR UP-GRADES WITH YOU TO YOUR NEXT BIKE, SO FOR $360 AND A COUPLE OF UPGRADES ITS AWESOME! NEXT TIME I RECOMEND GETTING THE ZASCAR FRAME FROM A CATALOG FOR $400 AND SINCE YOU KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO UP GRADE JUST BUY ALL THE LX AND XTR COMPONETS FROM THE DIRT CHEAP CATALOGS!
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Submitted by
K2000
a Weekend Warrior
from Singapore Date Reviewed: September 10, 1999
Favorite Trail:
All over Singapore
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Gd looks, Build tyres, strong brakes
Weaknesses:
Shifters, front deraileurs suck. a little heavy, seat could be more comfortable
Similar Products Used:
Brandless bike setups
Bike Setup:
Added a transX seat post, outfittied the bike with LX crankset n deraileurs, Acera X shifters n RST DX disc brakes
Bottom Line:
Its an awesome bike after all the upgrades, however the stock setup sucks, its a bang for buck bike and it'll give endless hours of pleasure. Great for beginners or intermediate riders. The factory seats and shifters suck though. GO GET IT!
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Submitted by
Rick
a Weekend Warrior
from Madison Date Reviewed: August 28, 1999
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Price, Bomber Frame
Weaknesses:
Slightly Heavy, Shocks are pretty mediocre, seat uncomfortable
Similar Products Used:
Trek 830, Fisher Tassajara, HardRock FS
Bike Setup:
Stock
Bottom Line:
For the money, it is a good bike. Unless you are a performance rider (in which case you shouldn't even be looking at this review), it does a good job. I keep up with friends with much higher end bikes. I say for the money, you would be hard pressed to find a better deal.
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Sebastian Oh
a Weekend Warrior
from Singapore Date Reviewed: August 20, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Bishan Park
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
Strong frame, well built-bike Good paint work . Attractive yellow.
Weaknesses:
Suspension not plush enough . Sync 515 just ok.
Similar Products Used:
Giant 890 GTX Urata Y-frame monster
Bike Setup:
GT Aggressor Al 7000 frame . Upgraded to RST Mozo Pro . Added TranzX suspension seat post.
Bottom Line:
It's a terrific bike . Good for my jumping and speeding and all the thrashing . The 21 speed gears are ok for the moment. 5 stars for it's price of Singapore $450.
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Submitted by
Jim
a Weekend Warrior
from Albion, Mi Date Reviewed: August 20, 1999
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Best bike for the buck!
Weaknesses:
I've already replaced the shifters, brake pads, and will be changing out the suntour shock when I can afford another. I have also been experiencing noise in the bottom bracket area, I am told that GT will probably replace the frame to eliminate the noise situation. Along with this new gearing will be added later too.
Similar Products Used:
I have tried cannondale, and marin, and have settled on the GT
Bike Setup:
GT aggressor/SR suntour m80 shock
Bottom Line:
A great starter, or intermediate rider, handling is smooth, most of the components are not too bad. With the exception of the front shock, this is one fine bike, I will own it for some time.
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Submitted by
RJW
a Weekend Warrior
from Kansas Date Reviewed: August 11, 1999
Duration Product Used:
1 Year
Strengths:
1) Great frame - high end GT aluminum frame design on an economically priced bike 2) Good price 3) Good ride with great feel and control. 4) Never had a problem with the rear derailleur even in the muddiest of conditions.
Weaknesses:
1) SR Suntour MG 80 Front Shock should be replaced if you plan to do any muddy trails with leaf matter, stalks, or twigs. Due to the low arch between the shock tubes, the front tire/wheel will lock up as it collects mud and junk and you'll spend more time cleaning out the gunk than riding. 2) Doesn't have a replaceable derailleur hanger. 3) Replace the Acera X front derailleur with a higher quality derailleur. 4) Get a different seat. 5) Replace the threaded headset when you get a new shock to a threadless headset.
Similar Products Used:
1999 Gary Fisher Tassajara with Rock Shox JETT C,1998 Specialized Hardrock with Rock Shox Jett C upgrade.
Bike Setup:
1999 GT Agressor, SR Suntour MG 80 front shock
Bottom Line:
Great price for an entry level rider. Awesome GT Frame. Awesome WTB Velociraptor 2.1 tires. Crisp Shifting from the rear derailleur. A great bike to learn on that can be upgraded over time with better components. Upgrade the shock, headset, seat and front derailleur when you get the time and money. Bottom line, even if you don't upgrade the bike, it's still a good ride. Just be careful of the weaknesses I listed above.
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Submitted by
Scott Sommer
a Cross-Country Rider
from Columbus, OH Date Reviewed: July 27, 1999
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Design and Price
Weaknesses:
Suspension Fork, Saddle, Pedals
Similar Products Used:
Gt Outpost 96'
Bike Setup:
GT Aggressor, SR Sunsport
Bottom Line:
Great Bicycle I have loved every bit of it. Just a couple of week points but trying to save up enough money to upgrade. But because of the low price I have some extra money to spend on those upgrades. So far just pedals, saving for a new front suspension.
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Submitted by
J
a Weekend Warrior
from Atlanta, GA Date Reviewed: July 22, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Keiler Woods
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
Looks great, Handles great, Suntour shick is ok sometimes
Weaknesses:
suntour shock, pedals
Similar Products Used:
Trek 830AL Schwinn Mesa gs Schwinn Mesa gsx
Bike Setup:
GT Agressor, Suntour MG-80
Bottom Line:
I have had this bike for about a week and have had no problems so far. The suntour shock reacted well to bumps on the trails I've been on. The suntour MG-80 is better than people give it credit for.
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Submitted by
Judd
a Weekend Warrior
from Austin, TX Date Reviewed: July 20, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Austin City Park
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
The price. The ride.
Weaknesses:
Very uncomfortable seat. Permanent enema.
Similar Products Used:
Gary Fischer Tassajara Specialized Hard Rock Comp FS 1992 Diamondback Ascent (previous bike)
Bike Setup:
standard
Bottom Line:
This bike isjust plain fun to ride. For the price, it cannot be beat. No one seems to like the suspension, but I rode for seven years with no suspension whatsoever. So it's all gravy at this point. It was close between this and the Fischer Tassajara, especially with the superior components of the latter. But truth be told, the Agressor shifted a lot more smoothly and was a much more comfortable ride (ignoring the saddle). And I find that superior bikes are for inferior riders, especially at this price range. Austin has some pretty tough rides and this GT handles like a champ. Don't fool yourself into thinking you require more bike than this, unless you are a pro and/or have money to burn. But I do suggest investing in a new saddle.
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Donald
a Downhiller
from Concord, NH Date Reviewed: July 12, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Bear Brook
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Bottom Line:
Overall, this is an excellent bike for a beginning rider or an intermediate rider with a small budget. The core bike is solid and parts are easy to upgrade. Get different pedals asap, the stock one aren't for toe clips. I'm thinking of going clipless. The Suntour shock is decent for this price, but I'll upgrade that someday as well. I ride a 20 frame and I thought this bike was lighter than most in that size. Gradually upgrading components will shave off some weight. Overall, and excellent value - highly recommended!
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Submitted by
Marshall
a Weekend Warrior
from Knoxville, TN Date Reviewed: June 29, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Knob Creek (blue)
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
excellent bang for the buck. Good lookin'.
Weaknesses:
hard to upgrade
Bike Setup:
stock
Bottom Line:
This is an awesome bike for the buck. The wheels and fork hold up really well especially considering I ride it hard off road and jump a lot on road. The fork is very good for this price, but not the best. The only major downside is the threaded headset. The headset made hard to get a new stem, because the stock stem is a bit too long for my type of riding. I plan to upgrade the stem and headset to threadless so I can get the Marzocchi z-3 LT I'm saving for. Overall this is an excellent bike and if it wasn't for the threaded headset I would give it 5 burning thingies.
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Scott
a Racer
from East Lyme Date Reviewed: June 14, 1999
Favorite Trail:
one by my house
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
A good solid bike for the price.
Weaknesses:
Needs componet and shock upgrades....a bit heavy for aluminum
Similar Products Used:
Raleigh M80
Bike Setup:
GT Agressor, SR MG80
Bottom Line:
I've put some cash into this bike, and put on Spinergy Rex-X-Roks, a WTB SST saddle, and toeclips... and I'm going to add Manitou X-Vert E's....I am also gonna add an XTR front derallieur, as well as XTR shifters and an XT crankset.....but as of now it handles pretty well, but the rides can be bumpy with those cruddy shocks. However, it is in all a good bike and I congratulate GT in it's craftmanship.
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Submitted by
Rene
a Weekend Warrior
from Oceanside Date Reviewed: June 8, 1999
Favorite Trail:
daley ranch
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
Handling and Design
Weaknesses:
Fork/ Components
Bike Setup:
gt agressor sr suntour
Bottom Line:
$360.00------you can't beat that weight------little bit heavy for alum SR Suntour fork------it works pedals------needs replacement hubb parts---- broke(replaced under warranty) tires--------good brakes------ good shifters-----something wrong inside(I taking it back to be adjusted again. seat--------good front derailler-----kringkrungkrugkrig That's after 2 months/200 milesWilling to spend more than $360.00?? go for higher end bikes. It may be well worth it.
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Aaron Tremblay
a Weekend Warrior
from Manchester, NH Date Reviewed: May 17, 1999
Favorite Trail:
all
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
Sharp appearances, fairly reasonable for a begginers bike in the weight dept. Pricing is great.
Weaknesses:
Front Fork/Shock Assemble. Has preload adjustments only, and not enough travel.
Similar Products Used:
None
Bike Setup:
GT Aggressor/ SU Suntour
Bottom Line:
This is the fist MB I have owned, and I really must say that this bike fits me very well 5'10/180. I used to ride quads and race them occasionally, so I know what performance is about, plus past biking exp... as a kid tells me that this Co. knew what they were doing when they put this one together. The welds on the frame are beefy enough to handle some pretty rough trails. The stock tires Velociraptors handle alot of the trail conditions that I have riden on in the past week ( 50 plus miles ) Braking is acceptable for most conditions, and overall ergonometry of the bike is great. I hope this helps anyone looking for a new MB or an upgrade.
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Submitted by
Eric Landes
a Weekend Warrior
from Lancaster, PA Date Reviewed: May 13, 1999
Favorite Trail:
Camp Mack
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
great price handles well hard to break
Weaknesses:
low-grade components horrible shock selection
Similar Products Used:
raleigh m-80(1996)
Bike Setup:
Agressor w/ Suntour MG 80
Bottom Line:
This bike has a nice frame. It will not break easily. It is a great bike to upgrade. I have already added a Syncros stem, and am saving for a nice shock. It comes with V-brakes so buying a new shock will not be a problem. I even feel comfortable enough on this bike to race some amateur slalom races this summer. I fantastic deal. BUY THIS BIKE!!
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Submitted by
john
a Weekend Warrior
from hollister ca Date Reviewed: May 4, 1999
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
nothing
Weaknesses:
everything
Similar Products Used:
trek 830AL
Bike Setup:
it all bites
Bottom Line:
I would get a trek over anything in the world. my last bike was a trek and i tryed to see if there was another good brand but i have been set on TREK 4 Life now TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX TREK ROX
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Submitted by
danno
a Cross-Country Rider
from Lehighton, PA Date Reviewed: May 4, 1999
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Strengths:
low price, decent handling
Weaknesses:
poor stock fork
Bike Setup:
GT Aggressor, Rock Shox Jett XC
Bottom Line:
An update from my previous review.......The bike/fork (see my prev. review!!) is working great, as expected. Listen.....I have done some serious riding with this beast. If I could have afforded a better bike, I would've gotten one. But FOR THE MONEY you really can't beat this bike. I've learned to deal with the weight problem, but the low grade of componentry still gives me a hassle now and then. Normally this would be a 3-4 star bike, but the price makes it worth almost 5.
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Tom
a Racer
from Univ. of Arizona Date Reviewed: April 27, 1999
Favorite Trail:
None so far
Duration Product Used:
tested or demo'ed only
Strengths:
Cool looks, smooth ride, excellent mtn bike for upgrades
Weaknesses:
Only available in 2 colors.
Similar Products Used:
Raleigh M50.
Bottom Line:
Basically, I've looked and looked and looked for my first ever off-road mtn bike. I'm still looking in fact. I've come across many mountain bikes that I could afford...Well it's the GT Aggressor! I had to make a decision if I wanted to get a Cannondale or a Raleigh...I've tried all of them, and stuck it out with GT because of the great handling and FUTURE upgrades it brings! Definitely, tomorrow when I get my income tax return money...I'll be buying a GT AGGRESSOR! Go Cats! =)
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Submitted by
Chatchawan
a Weekend Warrior
from Athens, GA Date Reviewed: April 12, 1999
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Strengths:
Climbing Good value
Weaknesses:
A bit too heavy for an aluminium frame, but I don't think I would carry it over my shoulder and run for a mile.
Similar Products Used:
GT Outpost GT Timberline
Bike Setup:
Front suspension SR Suntour
Bottom Line:
For my budget, I can't get any better deal. I planned for CroMo frame, but end up with this aggressor. On several hills, I hardly feel the slope while climbing with aggressor, but it's another story with CroMo at the same price range. I think I would upgrade the components in the future, but now, I enjoy riding it.
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Submitted by
Kurt
a Weekend Warrior
from Houston Tx Date Reviewed: April 8, 1999
Favorite Trail:
brazis bend
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Strengths:
The frame is ok and the handiling i good
Weaknesses:
the front shock is'nt the greatest
Similar Products Used:
dimondback Sorrento gt outpost
Bike Setup:
Gt aggressor Sr suntour
Bottom Line:
The bike is great for under four hundred dollars and the front shock is ok, but I will probaly upgrade in the future. I liked it the best out of many bikes and bought it 2 weeks ago. THE BIKE ROCKS!!!!
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Submitted by
Jason
a Weekend Warrior
from Warwick, NY Date Reviewed: March 21, 1999
Duration Product Used:
less than 1 month
Bottom Line:
I love this bike it's the best bike I've ever owned. It's comfortable, fast, great for climbing,handles great, and it looks awesome.
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Submitted by
Kay
a Cross-Country Rider
from upstate ny Date Reviewed: March 18, 1999
Duration Product Used:
6 months
Bottom Line:
for the price you cant beat this bike. period. yeah, maybe the shock and components could be better, but so what? even if i * had* a couple thousand dollars to throw around id still consider this bike for basic trail riding. if youre into DH or racing, this may not be the best bike for you, but it will take alot of abuse...its a GT afterall! this is a solid little bike! if you enjoy riding but dont have the means or motivation to invest a small fortune into bike, but still want high level performance (and dont plan on trying any kamikaze trails), i strongly recommend hte Agressor. it will serve you well
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Submitted by
JeHyun
a cross-country rider
from Redlands, CA Date Reviewed: February 24, 1999
Bottom Line:
The Suntour front shock really sucks, and this bike is a bit heavy(well, okay really heavy) for an aluminum bike, but for its price I shouldn't complain too much. I wouldn't recommend it for any hardcore riding, (i.e. racing, downhill) but it's not a bad bike to just ride around casually. Perhaps a good beginner's bike.
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Submitted by
Matt
a weekend warrior
from DeLand, FL Date Reviewed: February 23, 1999
Bottom Line:
I bought this bike around X-mas '98. I love it! For less than $400, it's really awesome. The alluminum frame rocks, and I love the big beautiful welds on it, too! The SR Suntour MG80 suspension fork could be better, but the magnesium lowers and the weight makes it quite acceptable. The only problem is with most GT bikes under $900--The components are downgraded to fit in a suspension fork for a still low price. Oh well.
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Scott
a weekend warrior
from Irving, TX Date Reviewed: February 20, 1999
Bottom Line:
I bought this bike about a week ago and have ridden it all but one day, all on the street, however. I have done some curb jumping, and cross field riding, and as soon as I feel comfortable with the bike (and my rusty skills), I'll take it offroad, but don't anticipate any problems. The bike is a little heavy for an aluminum frame, and the shock probably isn't the best, but I can hang it easy after riding, and, other than the seat, which I replaced, it is a very comfortable ride. My previous MB experience is a rigid dept. store bike about 7 years ago, and this thing runs all kinds of circles around that one. Did I mention I bought it used (1999) for $270, from a bike shop where the guy had riden it maybe 5 miles and maybe once offroad?The brakes are great, the shifting is precise, though noisy (perhaps that's normal) and the only somewhat negative thing I've noticed is that I have a harder time controlling the bike with only one hand than on any other bike (1 rigid MB, and half a dozen 10 speed road bikes in the 70's and 80's) I've owned. Perhaps this is just me, my inexperience, or even the shock, and it hasn't been fatal yet, nor do I expect it to be!I'm giving it 4 stars due to the weight, the shock, the seat (I know the less comfort, supposedly the better the bike, but this seat was the worst of any bike I tried), and the fact that brand new, full price, there might be some better bikes for just $35-50 more (Raliegh specifically comes to mind). However, at the price I paid for little wear, it is a 5 banger all the way. If it isn't already obvious, please take this review with the weight it deserves given my inexperience and lack of offroad riding.
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Submitted by
danno
a cross-country rider
from PA Date Reviewed: February 8, 1999
Bottom Line:
Liten up, people. This is a decent bike (esp. for the buck) . AND......I destroyed my forks (the Suntour was really prety bad) while manuevering a downhill. I took the bike back to the dealer and within 2 weeks GT absolutely HOOKED ME UP. They replaced the Suntour with a '99 Rock Shox Jett XC, with Rock Shox's new Hydracoil system. AT LEAST 5 time sbetter than the Suntour. They also upgraded me to a threadless headset and a new Kore alloy stem. Wow. Talk about great warranty service. Many thanks to the Boys at GT, and at ACTION WHEELS in Bethlehem, PA ...a first class shop.
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Submitted by
Darren
a weekend warrior
from GA Date Reviewed: February 3, 1999
Bottom Line:
For $330 you show me a better bike. The frame is great. Wheels solid. Suntour shock better than people give it credit for. The people that trash this bike have no concept of a price/performance ratio.
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Submitted by
bil johnston
a weekend warrior
from montery ca Date Reviewed: February 1, 1999
Bottom Line:
the bike sucks because it dosent have a replacable drop out on a aluminum frame and it weighed in at a whopping 30+ pounds that is pretty damn heavy for a aluminum frame
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Amos Famous
a
from racer Date Reviewed: December 8, 1998
Bottom Line:
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