Right on!

I was not sure about the color, but it was fantastic in person - especially in the sun.

Good deals going it seems...

Go to city ground to get one

24" is a great size. They all are. We'll do a compare between all three pro series soon.

It’s a sweet bike. We’ve got a black one in 24” as well, you’ll have fun with it.

I've been looking around and haven't found answer but do you think you can put skyway tuff wheels on that frame? I wasn't sure because of the disc brakes and those wheels not being perfectly true. @@thebikefam

I am not familiar with Skyways in 29.... I think Crew makes some, and I *think* they have mounting for disc rotor... Thats all I can say, hope it helps.

Let me know how you like those brakes, I have not used them yet.

Tires, brake pads, slime tubes would be my first things…. And make sure everything is adjusted just right or swing by a bike shop. That can make a huge difference.

It’s tough. That’s why I keep trying to get a video done about it so I can talk about it more. The 26 seems to be a great bike if you’re only going to have one. It feels the most stable, and makes me want to ride through the neighbors flower bed and tear it up. But any amount of distance over maybe 5 miles, for me the 29 is the winner. Even more so if you’re going to ride with other guys and want to keep a similar cadence as most seem to have a 29. A friend of mine who is about your height, swears that the 26 is the best. I think you probably would like that best, but let me know what you decide.

I tried to look it up for you. I’m not sure. I see 300 pound guys on these pretty often though

I have this bike I'm 380lbs, have psi at 60 and rides great

Wheel set is the main limiting factor for weight. Most wheel sets have a max weight rating of 150lbs per wheel. Any more you risk a taco-ed wheel.

Basic wrenches and hex wrenches. You could get by with an adjustable wrench and a 3 way bike hex tool.

I’m going to do a compare between 29, 26, 24…. We’ve got all three. The longer the distance you plan to ride, the large of the wheel I would say. 26 inches starting to feel like a perfect size, and 24 is great so long as I’m not riding very far. It’s a tough one, but if he’s going to ride with friends, 29 is what the kids are going to mostly have. That seems to be what all the kids want in my sons’s circle of friends. Even if I think it’s a little too big for some of them.

nice!

Yes, all the GT Pro Series we've seen come with pegs.

2 pegs

How can we help?

@@thebikefam idk I just need to know how to save up that much money and how to get it

I’m in a hard time right now idk how im going to do it

I would start with Facebook marketplace, there’s sweet deals there. What area are you in?

@@thebikefam I’m in buffalo