GMC Denali Limited Road Bike Carbon Fiber and Aluminum 16 Speed
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GMC Denali Limited Road Bike - Carbon Fiber and Aluminum Frame SOLD OUT - DISCONTINUED The new GMC Denali Limited has taken the ever popular Denali Road bike to an entirely new level. In fact, this bike is ready to shake up the road bike scene with features that are normally found only on a bike costing hundreds of dollars more. The Denali Limited starts out with a combination frame of Aluminum and Carbon Fiber. The main frame is aluminum and the seat stays (rear of bike) is carbon fiber. This combination will provide a smooth, responsive ride and the carbon fiber will help absorb road vibrations and create an even lighter weight bike. The front fork is also carbon fiber - you read correctly, carbon! The drivetrain is all Shimano - from the crank to the shifters. There are 16 Speeds controlled by Shimano Sora STI Shifters. Shifting is done from the brake lever position - keeping you in an optimun riding position through your entire journey. The wheels are 700c with quick release hubs. As you can see - the Denali Limited provides a lot of bang at an incredible price! The Denali Limited is available in three frame sizes - 20", 22" and 25" - each with 700c wheels. Due to the shipping box Sizes the 25" model costs an additional $45.00 for shipping. Key Features: Custom Aluminum and Carbon Fiber Frame Carbon Fork Shimano Sora STI Shifters Shimano Alloy Crank Kenda Tires Full Specs: Frame: Aluminum with Carbon Fiber Seat Stay Color: Yellow and Red Fork: ADK AFKO 700 C Alloy Steerer with Carbon Straight Blades Forged End F. Derailleur: Shimano RD-2200 SMART CAGE FOR 8-SPEED, DIRECT ATTACHMENT R. Derailleur: RD-2200 SMART CAGE FOR 8-SPEED, DIRECT ATTACHMENT Shifters: Shimano ST-3300L2/R8 FOR 16-S, STI SHIFTER W/INNERS, BLACK HOODED SILVER LEVER Crankset: Shimano 170MM ALLOY SILVER Bottom Bracket: M-1 SEMI-CARTRIDGE BB, 68MM Wheels: 700C Silver Andonized W/CNC Sidewall Alloy Hubs with QR Handlebar: Deda-Big-Piega-6061 Aluminum Stem: 100MM Pedals: VP-397T PP BLACK BODY ALLOY SILVER CAGE, 9/16" BORON AXLE, BS Tires: Kenda K-152 700X25C DARK S/W 27TPI WITH SILVER BAND Brakes: Tektro 510A ALLOY BARREL SILVER CALIPER BRAKE, OPC SHOE Seat Post: 27.2MMX300MM, ALLOY Frame Size: 22"

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Fantastic bike for any ability level (uninterested in competition)	05/30/2010 - by Annonymous from Richmond, IL
I bought the GMC Denali Limited last June. I am a ski racer and was looking for something to keep busy in the off season. Every summer I had taken long bike trips with friends on various mountain bikes, some of which were up to sixty miles, and was tired of not getting the extra speed out of the mountain bike. The search was narrowed down because of price, and I had low expectations. However, I was pleasantly surprised. From June to October of last year I put on about seven hundred miles, and in only about three months this year (late March to today) I have put on over nine hundred. The frame is good quality; it is mainly the components where you might have trouble. The shifters are not as responsive as those of a higher end bike, and the wheels are very heavy (also, Schraders on a road bike??!!). I would recommend having the bike put together by a professional if you're not familiar with bicycles, because the few "kinks" there is a possibility of having early on with this bike shouldn't soil your appetite for it. Overall strenths: frame, price, weight Overall weaknesses: wheels (tires are poor quality and rims are heavy), shifters, aluminum components Recommendations: 1. Have it professionally assembled. 2. Once riding frequently, begin replacing aluminum and steel compenents (e.g. the stem) with carbon fiber ones. 3. Clean it thoroughly several times a season. 4. Dont make the mistake of slapping a huge, weighty pack on the back, and if you do, put it low rather than high. However, a seat pack is wiser (get a large one). 5. MOST IMPORTANT: Go to a real bike shop when inquiring about repairs, parts, or accessories. You will find a greater variety, employees with FAR greater expertise, and sometimes even better values here than at Dick's or Sport's Authority.
BEST DEAL OUT THERE	04/25/2010 - by Nick Annnunziata from bakersfield, california
I shopped around for over two months. I was stuck on Ebay and Amazon, going back and fourth between the bikes in my price range. No bike, Not even the windsor dover had everything this bike has. If you can get past the name then you will see that is all it is, a name. This bike rides great. assembly was a breeze. I have put over a hundred miles on it in the past few days. All I have had to do is true the rear wheel and adjust the front derailer a couple times. Very happy with this bike. Will definitely do buisness again.
Great Starter	08/09/2008 - by Brett Homeyer from Miami, Florida
I am a beginner cyclist. I decided to start doing the Sprint Triathons in Miami and needed a starter bike to begin training. I received the bike within the stated delivery time. I assembled and tuned the bike myself (I am a mechnic; recommend a bike shop assembles and tunes the bike if you are not). I ride the bike ~ 150 miles a week and have not had any complaints so far. I have taken the bike out with more experienced cyclists who own the 3k-6k bikes and have kept pace and even led the pack late...this is notable as not only am I beginner but also 6'1" at 235 lbs. I have not noted any problems with the frame. The drivetrain is a not the highest quality so the shifter smoothness is somewhat less than what other bikes (that's where the price difference is most felt). Recommend upgrading quickly to higher quality tubes as mine developed leaks at the valve stem connection. Bottom line is the bike works and for a beginner bike you will be the limiting factor. I will now have to upgrade the drivetrain components as top gear is not high enough to stay with an avid cycling group (at 90 I am at 23.5 mph and they are faster 25-27 at the same tempo). The bottom line is I could not find a better bike at the price and this bike and component offering is the best value for the price I have found. The other cyclists were amazed the price I got for the bike even if they can't get over the GMC Denali name. Great Starter
Excellent Deal/Bike	08/02/2008 - by Cody from Raleigh, NC
I bought this bike about a month ago on here. I have put a lot of miles on it in a short period. It is a great deal, I think the bike shop said it weighed 23.7 lbs. Not bad for a bike this price at all. I am very pleased with the bike and my customer experience with this site.
A great Price for a Good Road Bike	07/19/2008 - by M. Garcia from Miami, FL
For all the features and parts that this bike offers, others bikes cost double. the bike has a very good quality, very good looking and rides smoothly. my only recommendation if you are going to compete, get pedals. this is one of my best deal in crisis time. by the way the transaction was very quick and without problems at all.
WOW- what a bike	06/21/2008 - by Kevin G. Gerrity from Naples, FL
I bought my 17yo daughter this bike for her to exercise and get to school. I looked all over for a long time, and this is by far the best deal we have found. You get so much more in this bike than anything else in this price range. The deraillers are not the most high end, yet they seem to work fine. The bike was easy to assemble and the shifters were adjusted well. It took abot 20 minutes, and she was out riding. Now I'm considerring getting one for myself.
great quality road bike	06/20/2008 - by Collier from Portland, OR
I bought this bike after three months of research. To find an aluminum frame bike with carbon seat stays and carbon forks, as well as the Shumano gear shifters, brakes, cranks and pedals, you'll spend a minimum of $900. For the equipment, you cannot find a better bike. All this is true while the bike is on sale through the month of June. However, for someone looking for a commuter bike with this level of equipment, the regular price is still competitive. I give this bike a 10 out of 10!
great quality road bike	06/20/2008 - by Collier from Portland, OR
I bought this bike after three months of research. To find an aluminum frame bike with carbon seat stays and carbon forks, as well as the Shimano gear shifters, brakes, cranks and pedals, you'll spend a minimum of $900. For the equipment, you cannot find a better bike. All this is true while the bike is on sale through the month of June. However, for someone looking for a commuter bike with this level of equipment, the regular price is still competitive. I give this bike a 10 out of 10!
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