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2023 GT

Grade Comp

Prix du fabricant

1 700 $US(1 461 €)
CadreAluminium
SuspensionRigide
FourcheCarbone
roues700c Aluminium
Transmission2 × 10
GroupeGRX 400
FreinsShimano GRX 400 Disque hydraulique
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Rider Position
relaxedaggressive
Terrain
smoothrugged
Grade Comp
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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)

61 km/h

Grade Comp

58 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

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Dimensions
XS

152cm – 166cm

SM

160cm – 173cm

MD

170cm – 182cm

LG

179cm – 189cm

XL

187cm – 196cm

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Commentaires

Résumé

The GT Grade is celebrated for its versatility and fun riding experience, excelling across a variety of terrains with its smooth and fast performance. Its design is praised for being gimmick-free, adaptable, and capable off-road, while also being light enough for racing. The bike's handling and comfort are frequently highlighted, with a special mention of its 30mm of rear travel and flexible back end for choppy terrain.

Pros
  • Versatile and fun riding experience

  • Smooth and fast performance

  • Capable off-road

  • Light enough for racing

  • 30mm of rear travel for comfort

Cons
  • Tyres less competent in mud

  • Geometry a bit slow compared to a road bike

  • Not as light as some of its gravel rivals

Key Quotes
It’s fun and fast across a wide range of scenarios, yet while it treads on the toes of multiple other styles of bikes, it never compromises its essential nature.
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The GT Grade has been pushing innovation for almost a decade as the first dedicated carbon gravel bike
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The Grade’s handling is a beautiful balance between nimble and flickable, yet the steering never feels anything less than in control.
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BikeRadar
GT Grade Carbon Pro LE review | Gravel Bike of the Year winner

mai 2024 · Warren Rossiter

GT's soft-tailed rough-stuff ripper takes the top spot

Points forts
  • Great handling over all types of gravel

  • Progressive geometry without being outlandish

  • Impressive spec

  • Good value

Points faibles
  • Tyres are best for dry conditions

  • Cables and hoses exposed up front

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Cyclist
GT Grade Carbon Pro LE review

déc. 2023 · Joseph Delves

The GT Grade is now on its third iteration. Having morphed from a capable endurance bike into something more off-road

Points forts
  • Smooth and fast riding

  • Gimmick-free design

  • Adaptable

Points faibles
  • Cheaper model is keener value

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Velo
GT Grade Carbon X first ride review: Impressed with the ride and the event

août 2023 · Troy Templin

The GT Grade Carbon X is a gravel bike for the masses and makes gravel fun and predictable.

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Bikerumor
GT Grade Carbon Gravel Bike updated with 30mm of Triple Triangle Gravel Travel

juil. 2023 · Cory Benson

New gen3 GT Grade carbon gravel bike gets 30mm of gravel travel with refined Triple Triangle frame flex & more off-road focus…

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Cycling Tips
2020 GT Grade Carbon Pro long-term review: A big improvement over v1.0 - CyclingTips

déc. 2019 · James Huang

The original GT Grade was an ambitiously forward-looking machine that was quick to jump on the all-road and gravel bandwagons that were then just starting to gain traction in the mainstream. This revamped version might not be considered as innovative as the original, but it’s a far better example of the genre, now offering competitive […]

Points forts
  • Superb ride quality, confidence-inspiring stability, lots of accessory mounts, elegant graphics

Points faibles
  • PF30 bottom bracket, not the most efficient-feeling

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Grade Alloy Triple Triangle frame, 12x142 Thru Axle, Threaded BB

Norme BBBSA, 68mm, Fileté

CouleursIndigo; Tan

Fourche

Grade Carbon Fork, 1.5 Tapered Carbon Steerer, 12x100 Thru Axle

Pédalier

BSA, Square Taper

Casque

FSA No.42 ACB

Tige

GT 3D Forged SL Alloy, 31.8

Guidon

GT DropTune RS, Alloy, 16° Flare

Selle

GT Pavement, Steel Rails

Tige de selle

GT Alloy, 27.2 x 350mm (44-58), 400mm (61)

TypeRigide

Pédales

GT Slim Line Flat Pedal

Poignées

Velo Cork, 3mm

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

Shimano GRX RX400

Dérailleur avant

Shimano GRX RX-400

Manivelle

FSA Vero Pro, 48/32T

Manettes

Shimano GRX 400 2x10

Cassette

Shimano HG500, 11-34T

Chaîne

KMC X10, 10-speed

Freins

Shimano GRX 400 Hydro, 160/160mm RT10 Rotors

TypeShimano GRX 400 Disque hydraulique

roues
Jantes

WTB ST i23 TCS 2.0, 28h, Tubeless Ready

Moyeu avant

Formula, 12x100 Centerlock, 28H

Moyeu arrière

Formula, 12x142 Centerlock, 28H

Pneus

Front: WTB Riddler TCS Light, 700 x 37c, Tubeless Ready, Rear: WTB Riddler TCS Light, 700 x 37c, Tubeless Ready

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