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PRICE	£1289.00
BIKE YEAR	2011
FULL DESCRIPTION	The GT Sensor 3.0 2011 Mountain Bike is pure performance. With too much technology to list this 120mm do-it-all bike is packed with top of the line parts from Shimano and Rockshox. Point this bike up a hill and it will climb like to other, then get over the top of it and start going back down and it really comes into its own. Frame: Double Butted Hydroformed 6061 120mm travel Rear Shock: X-Fusion 02 RL Air Fork: Rockshox Recon Silver TK Solo Air Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore Shadow Number of Gears: 27 Shifters: Shimano Deore Chainset: Shimano M430 Chainrings: 44/32/22 Bottom Bracket: Shimano Sealed ES-25 Cassette: Shimano 11-34T Chain: Shimano HG-34 Pedals: GT Slim line flat pedal Front Brake: Shimano M445 Hydraulic with 180mm rotor Rear Brake: Shimano M445 Hydraulic with 160mm rotor Brake Levers: Shimano M445 Handlebars: All Terra AL-6061 Stem: All Terra Headset: FSA integrated Grips: GT Wing Dual Density Rims: Alex TD-24 32H Front Hub: All Terra Alloy Disc Rear Hub: All Terra Alloy Disc QR Front Tyre: Maxxis High Roller 2.35 Rear Tyre: Maxxis High Roller 2.1 Saddle: WTB Devo Race Seatpost: All Terra Seat Binder: All Terra QR

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GT Sensor 3.0 Mountain Bike 2011-Full Suspension Full Suspension

£1289.00 incl. VAT

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Summary

The GT Sensor 3.0 2011 Mountain Bike is pure performance. With too much technology to list this 120mm do-it-all bike is packed with top of the line parts from Shimano and Rockshox. Point this bike up a hill and it will climb like to other, then get over the top of it and start going back down and it really comes into its own.