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NOTICE: Used Bikes and/or bikes purchased online that have been assembled are non-returnable. We strongly recommend that a professional bicycle mechanic properly assembles, repairs, and maintains the bicycle. DICK'S Sporting Goods will provide free in-store assembly service by a certified technician for any bicycle purchased on our website or in our stores (proof of purchase required). If you choose to assemble the bicycle yourself, DICK'S Sporting Goods is not responsible for injuries or damages resulting from improper assembly.
NOTICE: Used Bikes and/or bikes purchased online that have been assembled are non-returnable. We strongly recommend that a professional bicycle mechanic properly assembles, repairs, and maintains the bicycle. DICK'S Sporting Goods will provide free in-store assembly service by a certified technician for any bicycle purchased on our website or in our stores (proof of purchase required). If you choose to assemble the bicycle yourself, DICK'S Sporting Goods is not responsible for injuries or damages resulting from improper assembly.
Unfortunately the bad reviews seem to be mostly from poor assembly at the store.
Unfortunately the bad reviews seem to be mostly from poor assembly at the store.
I bought and assembled this bike myself. It's actually a great bike for $300. It's on par with most $500 hardtail entry Trek, Giant or Cannondales. I road this bike pretty hard and hit some nasty rocks in creek bottoms and never bent a rim. The frame is strong and has little flex. Sure the parts are entry level but no different than the bigger name brands. At one time back in the 90s GT was a big name in professional mountain biking for the Xgames.
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I bought and assembled this bike myself. It's actually a great bike for $300. It's on par with most $500 hardtail entry Trek, Giant or Cannondales. I road this bike pretty hard and hit some nasty rocks in creek bottoms and never bent a rim. The frame is strong and has little flex. Sure the parts are entry level but no different than the bigger name brands. At one time back in the 90s GT was a big name in professional mountain biking for the Xgames.
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NOTICE: Used Bikes and/or bikes purchased online that have been assembled are non-returnable. We strongly recommend that a professional bicycle mechanic properly assembles, repairs, and maintains the bicycle. DICK'S Sporting Goods will provide free in-store assembly service by a certified technician for any bicycle purchased on our website or in our stores (proof of purchase required). If you choose to assemble the bicycle yourself, DICK'S Sporting Goods is not responsible for injuries or damages resulting from improper assembly.
NOTICE: Used Bikes and/or bikes purchased online that have been assembled are non-returnable. We strongly recommend that a professional bicycle mechanic properly assembles, repairs, and maintains the bicycle. DICK'S Sporting Goods will provide free in-store assembly service by a certified technician for any bicycle purchased on our website or in our stores (proof of purchase required). If you choose to assemble the bicycle yourself, DICK'S Sporting Goods is not responsible for injuries or damages resulting from improper assembly.
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