GT Aggressor Pro Tackles Six Mile Run White to Red Trail!

What's going on everyone? We head over to a favorite trail of mine for a fun ride after a long day of work. Who doesn't love that right? As fall begins to creep in, I'm trying to take full advantage of the warmer temps and sunlight slowly fading earlier and earlier. But no worries! Six mile run is an awesome trail and features things for everyone, so sit back and relax and comment down below if you'd like more info or other videos explaining my bike etc. Stay safe and be well
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[@abrahang3673]

Trail looks Amazing! Do you still ride on the bike? And if do you recommend it?

[@jeffmartin2675]

Yeah, looking forward to the warmer weather coming up and getting back out! It's funny because I uploaded a lower res version by accident lol. I'll see if I can post other content I have up. This is Six Mile Run and I HIGHLY recommend it. Try to go a day or two after it rains to allow drainage, but try out the red to white or white to red. You can go counter clockwise from white to red for an easier time if first starting out and wanting something a bit longer. If you bring up the trail map, you'll see what suits you best.

[@touristattractionalfie9376]

I’m 11 And I Have This Bike Definitely Recommend!!

[@NotoriousWealth]

On the front middle chain ring, have you noticed those weird crack looking gaps in the teeth? Is it normal?

[@jeffmartin2675]

Hmm, honestly, I can't say I have. I normally only use the first chain ring, would love to upgrade to a 1x 9 or 1x 12 drivetrain. I've put some serious miles on this bike too. If they're actual cracks, that would be a problem if you switched over to that chain ring, but it could be the casting process that GT used for that chain ring. I'd say send it and if you're worried, avoid that chain ring, but if it fails, you can always upgrade to a much better and fairly cheap one.

[@NotoriousWealth]

I just ordered mine! Does it feel smooth?

[@jeffmartin2675]

Nice! You'll really enjoy it. It's a great beginner and intermediate bike that you can have fun with without breaking the bank. Your brakes might be squeaky and the tires could be better, but that's the only thing I'd touch since there are certain things you can do to upgrade on the bike (suspension fork, head tube, etc), but don't go too crazy or else you break into full suspension bike money lol. I found that tires, short head tube, and new pedals would make this even more solid. Enjoy!

[@dirtycommtroop]

Shorter stem and pedals are practically a must. New tires 2.3 inch width at the right psi will help smooth out bumps and give more grip. If you want to drop some more money get a 100mm suntour epixon fork and convert to a 1x drivetrain. Hydraulic disk brakes on this application is overrated IMO. The mechanical work just fine.

[@NotoriousWealth]

@@dirtycommtroop hey bro, have you noticed the front middle chain ring has these weird cracks in it? Was it put there on purpose to help with shifting?