GT Laguna
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the GT Laguna. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- The GT Laguna is an affordable hardtail.
- The bike is best for beginners. It is not built for technical trails or downhill runs.
- Users agree the bike is attractive.
- The front fork has 80mm of travel. This offers cushioning over rough trails.
- Testers agree the Laguna can easily be transported with most bike racks.
- The bike has a durable aluminum frame with GT’s famous triple triangle design.
- Older kids and teens found the size small Laguna to be a good fit.
- The Laguna is offered with 26” or 27.5” wheels and tires.
- The All Terra tires offer excellent traction on hard-packed sand and gravel surfaces.
- The GT Laguna Pro build has responsive disc brakes.
- The seat is easy to adjust with a quick-release seat post clamp.
7 reasons not to buy
- The brakes squeak and squeal.
- The Microshift shifter is hard to operate and gears often skip and slip.
- Testers found the front wheel wobbled.
- The seat is uncomfortable.
- GT does not include a kickstand.
- Broken pedals were an issue for riders.
- Instructions were not included for assembly.
Bottom line
The GT Laguna is an entry-level women’s mountain bike. It has 80mm of travel in the front fork. All Terra tires provide adequate traction on dirt and gravel. The bike has a durable aluminum frame that uses GT's triple triangle design. The brakes can be squeaky at times. The Microshift shifter is not the easiest to operate. Gears often slip and skip. Users were disappointed that the seat was uncomfortable. GT does not include a kickstand or instructions for assembly.Expert Reviews
90/100 based on 1 rated expert reviewGT Laguna Bicycle Review
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