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Just last year, the guys at Guerrilla Gravity launched a fresh line of bikes featuring an easy-to-convert frame platform and a new material technology called Revved Carbon. Today they're pleased to show the full range of what their system is capable of by introducing the fifth Guerrilla Gravity mountain bike built around a shared front triangle, chainstays, and linkage. Hop onboard with Vital MTB's Product Editor for a closer look and his ride impressions.
Gnarvana Highlights:
- 29-inch wheels
- 160mm (6.3-inches) rear travel // 170mm (6.7-inches) front
- Revved Carbon front triangle with 6061 aluminum rear triangle
- Modular Frame Platform
- Freedom Linkage suspension
- 230x65mm metric shock
- GeoAdjust headset with 10mm of reach/wheelbase adjustment
- Integrated-External cable routing
- Frame Storage System with mounting bracket for tools and tube
- Water bottle mount
- 73mm BSA threaded bottom bracket with ISCG05 mount
- 12x148mm Boost rear axle
- SRAM Universal Derailleur Hanger
- Various decal color options, black powder coat frame
- Frame weight: 6.5 lbs (2.95kg, with hardware, Size 3, no shock)
- Designed and manufactured in the USA
- Completes start at $3,895 USD
The Gnarvana is ideal for a taller, super proactive rider who enjoys long bikes and wide open trails. It has a point-and-shoot attitude and could care less about what's between points A and B - solid ingredients for a proper enduro race bike. If you'd like something a bit more playful with comparable big hit capability, opt for the 27.5 Megatrail.
While the Gnarvana wouldn't be ideal for many people's everyday ride, Guerrilla Gravity's other models are great for a wide range of rides, and the Modular Frame Platform makes it possible to have a big bike at the ready for minimal cost. By simply swapping the seatstays, rear shock, and fork, you've got a bike that is just raring to go with loads of travel and high-speed stability.
For more details hit up www.ridegg.com.
Video by Brandon Turman and John Reynolds