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The Aggressor launched in 2005 as GT's most approachable mountain bike, positioned below the Avalanche for riders who want the Triple Triangle frame experience without the price premium of a performan
The Aggressor Women's was introduced around 2010 as GT's lowest-price women's-specific hardtail entry point. Sharing the Triple Triangle alloy frame of the standard Aggressor, it is proportioned for w
The Avalanche has been GT's entry into cross-country mountain biking since 2000, evolving from a 26-inch steel hardtail into a modern 29er/27.5 alloy platform. It was designed to make the Triple Trian
GT introduced women's-specific geometry variants of the Avalanche around 2010, recognising that proportional reach, saddle width, and bar width meaningfully improve fit and confidence for women riders
The Force arrived in 2015 as GT's answer to the enduro revolution — a long-travel 29er with the brand's unique High Pivot LTS suspension geometry. The idler pulley in the High Pivot system eliminates
GT entered the e-MTB market in 2019 with the Force GT-E, electrifying their proven Force enduro platform. The eForce Amp+ represents the latest iteration with Shimano's EP801 motor and 630Wh battery,
The Fury has been GT's weapon at the UCI Downhill World Cup since 2008. Developed alongside the GT factory race team, each generation pushed the High Pivot LTS geometry further. The 2023 carbon Fury a
The La Bomba is GT's dedicated dirt jump and 4X race platform, combining BMX geometry instincts with a 26-inch wheel format and a short-travel fork. Its origin dates to the growth of 4X racing and slo
The Sensor began in 2008 as GT's mid-travel trail bike and grew into a full range spanning alloy to carbon. The 2023 carbon Sensor introduced a 140mm travel carbon frame with SRAM's UDH universal dera
The Zaskar is one of mountain biking's most storied names. Launched in 1991 as an ultra-light chrome-moly steel hardtail, it became GT's race weapon and carried World Cup XC champions through the 1990
