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Cult from California.

GT has stood for robust bikes with character since 1972, from BMX frames built in a garage to the Zaskar, Sensor and Grade. In our shop you will find the last GT bikes, many of them heavily discounted, plus spare parts for your GT.

  • Since 1972
  • Triple Triangle
  • Many models discounted
  • Spare parts
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GT Bikes: the cult brand from California

BMX roots, the legendary Zaskar and the Grade as a gravel pioneer: find out what GT stands for, which technology defines the bikes and which models you can find in our shop.

The history of GT

GT's story begins in California in 1972. In his garage, Gary Turner builds steel BMX frames that are far more robust than anything else available at the time. Together with Richard Long he founds GT Bicycles, which quickly becomes one of the leading BMX manufacturers.

In the 1980s GT turns to mountain biking and shapes the scene for decades. Riders such as Hans Rey, Brian Lopes, Eric Carter and the Athertons won numerous races and titles on GT. The Zaskar is still one of the best-known hardtails ever, and the Grade was one of the first true gravel bikes.

1972Founded in California, with BMX frames built in a garage
Triple TriangleThe signature frame design that makes every GT instantly recognisable
ZaskarThe cult hardtail that won races in many disciplines
20+ yearsThat's how long we have been a GT dealer

Technology that defines GT

Triple Triangle

The seat stays attach to the top tube in front of the seat tube instead of to the seat tube itself. This creates a third triangle that makes the frame stiffer (Zaskar) or more comfortable, depending on the design.

Floating Stays

On the Grade, the seat stays pass the seat tube. This lets the rear end flex slightly and absorb impacts on gravel and rough tarmac.

I-Drive

The Independent Drivetrain system decoupled drivetrain and suspension on older GT full-suspension bikes. The goal: efficient pedalling without rear-end bob.

LTS rear end

The modern four-bar rear end of the Sensor and Force. Flip chips let you adapt the geometry to the trail and your riding style.

GT models in our shop

In our shop you will find the last GT bikes from our stock, many of them heavily discounted. The model families at a glance:

GT Sensor
Trail

GT Sensor

The versatile full-suspension trail bike with 29-inch wheels and LTS rear end. Available as Sensor Sport, Sensor Comp and as the carbon Sensor ST.

  • Trail
  • 29 inch
  • Alloy and carbon
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GT Force
Enduro

GT Force

The carbon enduro bike with 29-inch wheels for rough descents and the bike park. The last Force Carbon Pro bikes are heavily discounted.

  • Enduro
  • Carbon frame
  • Heavily discounted
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GT Zaskar
Trail hardtail

GT Zaskar

GT's cult icon: a hardtail in the typical Triple Triangle design. The Zaskar LT is the playful trail version with more travel.

  • Hardtail
  • Triple Triangle
  • 29 inch
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GT Grade
Gravel and e-gravel

GT Grade

The gravel bike that helped shape the category. Available as Grade Expert and as Grade Power Series with the light MAHLE X35+ motor.

  • Gravel
  • Floating Stays
  • E-gravel
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Spare parts for your GT

So you can keep riding your GT for a long time, we continue to offer derailleur hangers, bearing parts and small parts for many GT frames, from the Zaskar to the Sensor, Force, Fury and Grade.

Can't find your part? Send us the model and year of your bike and we will help you find it.

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We ride GT

We have been a GT dealer for more than 20 years and know the brand and the people behind it well. We also ride GT ourselves, from the Westendorf bike park and the Geißkopf to Whistler. That's why we can advise you from first-hand experience.

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Worth watching: the five-part documentary on the development of GT full-suspension bikes on YouTube →

Frequently asked questions about GT

Are there still new GT bikes?

At the end of 2024 GT paused the development of new models. In our shop you can get the last models from our stock, many of them heavily discounted, while stocks last.

Can I still get spare parts for my GT?

Yes. We continue to offer derailleur hangers and many small parts. If you can't find your part, get in touch and we will help you find it.

What does Triple Triangle mean?

With the Triple Triangle, the seat stays attach to the top tube in front of the seat tube. This creates a third triangle in the frame. It is GT's signature design and, depending on the model, tuned for stiffness or comfort.

Which frame size do I need?

That depends on your height and inseam. You will find the manufacturer's size recommendation below the description on every product page. If you are between two sizes, our team is happy to advise you.

Can I lease a GT bike?

Yes, you can also get any bike through bike leasing via your employer. Find out more on our bike leasing page.

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Questions about GT?

We are happy to advise you personally on model, size and spare parts.

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