The GT team was on its game when they were developing the Fury for 2010. The bike comes with a full monocoque carbon fiber frame that has been built for increased strength. Most companies when implementing a carbon frame are only focused on weight loss while GT brought the strength and weight loss to the Fury. DH riders Brian Lopes and Mick Hannah seem to agree with the changes to the Fury as they compete regularly on the bike.
Part of the carbon frame is the I link assembly and unique pivot design with 8.65 inches of rear wheel travel. The fork is the Rock Shox New Boxxer Race with rebound and compression dampling. All of this rides on WTB Laser Disc HD wheels that are covered with Kenda Nevegal tires with “Stik-E” compound and butly cap and sidewall reinforcement. During your ride you will be holding onto FSA butted handlebars that are covered with FT alloy Lock Down grips.
With the GT Fury you will be left with a bike that has a stiff light frame that has top quality components to give you a top quality ride.
Number of Gears: 9
Frame Material: Carbon
Frame Size: S, M, L
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