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2019 GT

Force Carbon Pro

Prix du fabricant

5 250 $US(4 533 €)
CadreCarbone
Suspensioncomplet, 150 / 160mm
FourcheFox Factory Float 36
Amortisseur arrièreFox Float DPX2 Factory
roues27.5″ Aluminium
Transmission1 × 12
GroupeX01 Eagle, GX Eagle
FreinsSRAM Guide R Disque hydraulique
Tige de selleCompte-gouttes
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Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
Force Carbon Pro
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Transmission

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

42 km/h

Force Carbon Pro

41 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Commentaires

Résumé

The GT Force is a versatile enduro bike praised for its progressive geometry, suspension performance, and value. It excels in rough terrain with its Fox suspension and well-thought-out kinematics, though some models may feel heavy or under-spec'd in certain areas. The bike's agility and speed are frequently highlighted, making it a favorite for riders who prioritize performance over comfort.

Pros
  • Progressive geometry and versatile suspension setup

  • Excellent value with well-spec'd models

  • Agile and fast in rough terrain

  • Fox suspension across most models

  • Good all-around performance for enduro riding

Cons
  • Alloy frame only, no carbon option

  • Some models have underperforming brakes

  • Heavy weight affects climbing efficiency

  • Requires a committed riding style

  • Short dropper post on some sizes

Key Quotes
The 150-millimeter-rear-travel, 170-front beast offers features and geometry that are impressively progressive.
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
GT has made a really capable bike with the Force 29 Expert at a very competitive price. An ideal first enduro bike.
BikeRadar logoBikeRadar
It’s not about being as comfortable as possible, it’s about being fast.
Enduro Mountainbike Magazine logoEnduro Mountainbike Magazine
If you are someone that doesn’t mind putting in a little extra effort when it comes to climbing for a bike that will obliterate almost anything you throw in front of it, then the force may be for you.
Loam Wolf logoLoam Wolf
This bike doesn’t hook up or chip away at your momentum even on the roughest trails so straight line speed is impressive.
MBR logoMBR

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Enduro Mountainbike Magazine
GT Force Carbon Pro Martin Maes Edition on test – mullet setup for fast cornering

oct. 2020 · Christoph Bayer

Martin Maes is undoubtedly one of the fastest riders on the pro circuit and is causing a stir in both the enduro and downhill scene. He was one of the first riders to use a mullet setup. We were really excited to see how a replica of his modified GT Force Carbon Pro would fare on the trail.

Points forts
  • Very agile and quick to change direction

  • Doesn't waste any energy

  • Super precise and direct

Points faibles
  • Brake rotors too small for (heavy) riders who are on the brakes more

  • Not a lot of reserves for big hits – you'll have to absorb those with your body

  • Top tube height and long seat tube limit your mobility

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BikeRadar
GT Force 29 Expert review

févr. 2020 · Luke Marshall

Race-built pedigree in a well-priced package with solid kit, but disappointing brakes let it down

Points forts
  • Geometry and suspension kinematics are well thought out

  • Fox fork and shock give a balanced suspension feel

  • Good spec for the price

Points faibles
  • 125mm dropper is a little short for a medium frame

  • TRP brakes let down a very good bike

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Loam Wolf
Review: GT Bicycles Force 29 Pro

déc. 2019

The GT Bicycles Force 29 is a brutish, all mountain 29er built with gravity-fiends in mind. It has some great characteristics but also some traits that could make it a bit much for certain applications.

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MTB Mag
[First Ride] GT Force 29 PRO

août 2019 · Simon Silver

Following the footsteps of the GT Force 27.5 (look for our long term review soon), the new Force 29 is all in on the recent trend of long travel 29″ bikes, sporting 170mm up front, and 150mm in the rear. Throughout all three of its available models, the bike features a full alloy frame. Our test bike, the top spec’d ‘Pro’ model comes in at a reasonable price point of $4,700. Details Travel: 170mm front and 150mm rear Aluminum Frame SRAM GX Eagle 12 Speed 1X drivetrain with 500% range Boost hub spacing front and rear Metric shock spacing LTS

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BIKE Magazine
Review: GT Force Carbon Pro | Bible of Bike Tests 2019

févr. 2019

The Force brings high value and EWS performance to riders who have no beef with a little beef.

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MBR
GT Force Carbon Pro review - MBR

janv. 2019 · Alan Muldoon

While £4k represents the starting point for some carbon enduro bikes, with GT you get the top of the range model. That model is the GT Force Carbon Pro.

Points forts
  • The new LTS suspension is very capable.

Points faibles
  • Too many holes in the specification.

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Mountain Bike Action
First Ride: GT's All-New Force and Sensor

juil. 2018 · Brandon

Bringing Back LTS Suspension

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Flow Mountain Bike
2019 GT Force and Sensor - Bringing Back the LTS.

juil. 2018

GT is a brand like no other, there’s good reason that a retro tragic like myself has more GT’s in the garage than any other brand. GT is over 40 years old and has pushed the development of mountain bikes so hard, and the result was some very whacky results and some very popular designs …

Points forts
  • Simple, solid, fuss-free.

Points faibles
  • Force feels short in the reach, choose a larger size for racing.

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

All New Force Carbon, 150mm rear wheel travel, Carbon front/ Alloy rear frame, Boost 148 rear spacing, ISCG05 mounts, LockR pivots, Metric Trunnion shock mounts, coil shock compatible

Norme BBBSA, 73mm, Fileté

Fourche

Fox Float Factory 36, 160mm, Kashima, FIT4 Damper, 3-Pos Adj, 15x110mm, tapered steerer

Voyager160mm

Type de ressortAir

Amortisseur arrière

Fox Float Factory DPX2 EVOL, 185x55mm, Metric Trunnion

Voyager150mm

Pédalier

SRAM DUB, 73mm BSA

Casque

FSA Orbit C-40-ACB

Tige

Race Face Aeffect, 6061 Alloy, 35mm clamp, 40mm

Guidon

Race Face Aeffect, 35mm clamp, 20mm rise, 9° sweep, 5° rise, 780mm

Selle

Fabric Scoop Shallow Sport

Tige de selle

KS LEV Ci Carbon dropper, Southpaw remote, 31.6, 100mm (S) 125mm (M), 150mm (L/XL)

TypeCompte-gouttes

Pédales

n/a

Poignées

GT Statement2 Double Lock-on Grips

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

SRAM X01 Eagle

Manivelle

Truvativ Descendant 7K, Dub, 32T

Manettes

SRAM GX Eagle, 1x12

Cassette

SRAM XG-1295, X01 Eagle, 10-50, 12-speed

Chaîne

SRAM GX Eagle, 12-speed

Freins

SRAM Guide R hydro disc, 200/180mm Centerline Rotors

TypeSRAM Guide R Disque hydraulique

Leviers de frein

SRAM Guide R hydro disc

roues
Jantes

Stan's NoTubes Flow MK3, 32h, tubeless ready

Rayons

Stainless Steel, 14g

Moyeu avant

All Terra Alloy Disc 15x110 front, 12x148 rear, 6 Bolt

Moyeu arrière

All Terra Alloy Disc, 6-bolt, Boost front and rear

Pneus

Schwalbe Magic Mary Performance, 27.5 x 2.35", tubeless ready

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