The GT looks like it would be reasonably light and fast. Again, it has a triple front chain ring set, so good gearing for hills.
In the first photo, presumably taken from a brochure or online ad, the seat is at the same height as the handlebars, which is a subtle hint from the manufacturer that you don't sit bolt upright on this bike, but leaning a bit forward, and so the bike is intended for brisker riding than an upright bike, but not for racing. If it was for racing the handlebars would be lower than the seat.
It might be a bit big for the current owner, as they have the seat set very low, so if you are bit taller than they are, or at least have longer legs, that would probably be good.
I think I can faintly make out two eyelets on the rear drops, just above the rear axle, indicating you can mount fenders and a rack.
Last edited by cooker; 04-13-14 at 08:57 PM.