GT Sanction

Carl_Brandt

8/28/2018 3:14pm

So damn shiny

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Parts

Brand

Model

Additional info

Parts

Frame

Sanction 1.0

Front Triangle 2009, Rear Triangle 2012

Frame: GT Sanction 1.0. Misc: Front Triangle 2009, Rear Triangle 2012

Rear Shock

Fox Racing Shox

DHX Air 4.0

Rear Shock: Fox Racing Shox DHX Air 4.0

Fork

Fox Racing Shox

36 Talas 160 RC2

Fork: Fox Racing Shox 36 Talas 160 RC2

Headset

FSA

Orbit X

Headset: FSA Orbit X

Handlebar

Syncros

AM20 Carbon

Handlebar: Syncros AM20 Carbon

Stem

Thomson

Elite X4

Stem: Thomson Elite X4

Grips

ODI

Ruffian MX Lock-On

Wide Industries NZ Limited Edition

Grips: ODI Ruffian MX Lock-On. Misc: Wide Industries NZ Limited Edition

Brakes

Shimano

Saint

Brakes: Shimano Saint

Brake Levers

Shimano

Saint

Brake Levers: Shimano Saint

Shifters

Shimano

Saint

Shifters: Shimano Saint

Rear Derailleur

Shimano

Saint

Rear Derailleur: Shimano Saint

Chainguide

MRP

G3 Mini

Chainguide: MRP G3 Mini

Cranks

Shimano

Saint

Cranks: Shimano Saint

Chainrings / Sprocket

Race Face

Gold 34t

Chainrings / Sprocket: Race Face Gold 34t

Bottom Bracket

Shimano

Saint

Bottom Bracket: Shimano Saint

Chain

SRAM

Chain: SRAM

Cassette / Rear Cog

SRAM

Cassette / Rear Cog: SRAM

Pedals

Easton

Flatboy

Pedals: Easton Flatboy

Front Rim

Mavic

Ex 325 Disc Rim

Front Rim: Mavic Ex 325 Disc Rim

Rear Rim

Mavic

Ex 325 Disc Rim

Rear Rim: Mavic Ex 325 Disc Rim

Hubs

Shimano

Saint

Hubs: Shimano Saint

Front Tire

Maxxis

High Roller II

2.35

Front Tire: Maxxis High Roller II. Misc: 2.35

Rear Tire

Maxxis

High Roller

2.35

Rear Tire: Maxxis High Roller. Misc: 2.35

Saddle

WTB

Pure V

Saddle: WTB Pure V

Seatpost

Thomson

Elite

Seatpost: Thomson Elite

General Info

Model Year

2009

Model Year:

2009

Riding Type

Trail / All-Mountain

Riding Type:

Trail / All-Mountain

Additional Info

Is it fast? Hell yes. This is truly a do-it-all mountain bike - it can handle anything you through at it. IDrive is plush and lets me get the power down, and with modern angles for an older bike (66 degree head angle) the thing rips. It's rocking a newer rear triangle with improved pivots. Give it a thumbs up.

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