GT have been building bikes since 1972, where they developed BMX frames – so they know how to build a reliable bike frame. The frame is the most important bit of any bike. The brakes can be replaced, as can the gears, tires, and seats, but if the frame gets busted, that is the end of it.The frame, in this case, is modeled after Triple Triangle tech
For $600 Canadian Dollars ($400 USD) it is the one of the best entry bikes for someone on a budget so you won't have to break the bank when buying this, for $600 that is a bargain because you are getting hydraulic disk brakes, 27 inch meaty tires, 8 speeds in the back and 3 speeds in the front.
The wheels are a little more lightweight than normal. This is because of the reduced number of spokes – four less than standard wheels but The company says it is to reduce the weight but it does not make a huge difference, so it is probably more about saving costs.
It is not a huge deal, though, and the wheel rims do still feel solid.
Pros
• Very easy to control and simple to navigate.
• Extremely good price
• GT’s Triple Triangle frame.
• Contains some All Terra and some Shimano components – both of which are quality brands.
• Really responsive when it comes to tough terrain.
• Can also double as a commuter bike.
Cons
• Quality components have been used, but they are still the lower end ones.
• This will bore hardcore enthusiasts or those with a lot of experience to death.
• the seat is uncomfortable at the start but after a while it gets soft.
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