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GT Sensor Comp 29" Trail Bike - Matte Black
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GT Sensor highlights
LTS rear end
The four-bar rear end (Linkage Tuned Suspension) is supple off the top, stays calm when pedalling and has enough reserves at the end of its travel. The trunnion-mount shock sits low in the frame.
Sensor or Sensor ST
The Sensor ST has 120 mm rear and 140 mm front travel. It is firmer and more lively, ideal for flowing trails and long rides. The Sensor Carbon adds more reserves for rough terrain with 140/150 mm.
Modern details
UDH derailleur hanger for SRAM Transmission, Boost thru-axles, ISCG05 mount and room for 29 x 2.5 inch tyres. Short 440 mm chainstays keep the Sensor agile.
Three frames, one idea
Every Sensor shares 29-inch wheels and the LTS rear end. The difference lies in travel and material:
- Sensor Carbon: 140 mm rear, 150 mm front
- Sensor ST Carbon: 120 mm rear, 140 mm front
- Sensor aluminium: 130 mm rear, 140 mm front
Which Sensor is right for you?
| Model | Frame | Travel r/f | Suspension | Drivetrain | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GT Sensor Comp | Aluminium | 130 / 140 mm | Marzocchi Bomber Z2 / FOX Float DPS | 1x12 | View model |
| GT Sensor ST Carbon Elite | Carbon | 120 / 140 mm | Marzocchi Bomber Z2 / FOX Float DPS | SRAM SX Eagle, 1x12 | View model |
| GT Sensor Carbon Pro | Carbon | 140 / 150 mm | RockShox Lyrik Select+ / Super Deluxe Select+ | SRAM GX/NX Eagle, 1x12 | View model |
All models with 29-inch wheels, LTS rear end, hydraulic disc brakes, dropper post and tubeless-ready rims. Pedals are not included.
GT Sensor FAQ
What is the difference between the Sensor and the Sensor ST?
The Sensor ST has 120 mm rear travel and is the firmer, more efficient trail bike. The Sensor Carbon has 140 mm rear and 150 mm front travel and feels more at home in steep, rough terrain.
Is the carbon version worth it?
Carbon saves weight and comes with higher-end suspension. The aluminium Sport and Comp models offer plenty of trail fun at a lower price and are very robust.
Which frame size do I need?
That depends on your height and inseam. You can see which sizes are still available on each product page. If you are between two sizes, we are happy to advise you.
Can I lease a Sensor?
Yes, you can also get any bike through bike leasing via your employer. Find out more on our bike leasing page.
Looking for more travel? Take a look at the GT Force. Prefer a hardtail? The GT Zaskar. You can find every bike from the brand on our GT brand page.