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Need a second opinion: Should I get a 09 GT Gutterball?
Hey guys. I found this guy who owns a local bike shop and he offered to sell me a Size Small 09 GT Gutterball, Brand New, Not Assembled for $375
This would be my first singlespeed/fixed gear bike. I was wondering if this bike a good deal? And if it's a reasonable size for me? I am 5'7 Here are the specs and whatnot about it Full Detailed Specs * Headset: 1 1/8" sealed bearing Ahead * Grips: GT Wings freestyle * Stem: Syncros FL * Brakes: Dual pivot * Brake Levers: Tektro * Handlebar: Syncros FL alloy 580mm wide * Nipples: Brass CP * Spokes: Stainless steel 14 gauge * Rear Hub: GT Mohawk High Flange Flip Flop sealed bearing * Front Hub: GT Mohawk High Flange sealed bearing * Chain: KMC * Tires: 700 x 25c * Rims: Alex Crostini R1.1 * Rear Cogs: 18t * Fork: Straight blade design w/ Cro-mo legs/ threadless hi-ten steerer, rack and fender eyelets * Pedals: Alloy Track pedals with steel toe clips and leather straps * BB set: Cartridge sealed * Crankset: Truvative Touro 48t * Frame: GT Alloy Triple Triangle track frame with * Saddle: WTB Silverado * Seat Post: Syncros Chainstay length: 395mm Standover: 758mm Horizontal Top Tube Length: 582mm Seat Tube Length: 520mm Bottom Bracket Height: 280mm |
Well, I have a M GT ZuM and I'm 5'5. Don't know if a S would fit you
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I'm 5'9" and have an M '09 Gutterball. The Small should be ok if you can get enough seatpost safely showing. If not, you should be able to flip it for a profit. You got 30" of room with shoes on? :-)
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Haha. Thanks for the input guys. Looks like the Gutterball wasnt meant for me.
I didn't really like how the frame looks anyways so I guess I'll pass |
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