Finale

Entry-level flatland freestyle bike. The Finale helps make sure your tricks never get off the ground.

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Specifications Geometry Features
  • Extras:
    SST ORYG, GT chain tensioners, 2pr. GT flatland design 50mm OD. Aluminum pegs
  • Frame:
    '09 GT flatland design, Cr-Mo down tube, machined head tube and BB shell, 6mmT dropouts, weld-on Gyro cable guides, dual cable routing
  • Fork:
    GT Freestyle design, full hi-ten, 1-1/8" steer , 31.8mm blades, 6mmT. Dropouts
  • Crankset / Chainwheel:
    One piece type, 165mmL. / 2010 GT 25T steel chainwheel
  • Bottom Bracket:
    Ball type
  • Pedals:
    GT Jump design, resin
  • Chain:
    KMC Z510
  • Rims:
    Alex G-303, single wall aluminum, 48H
  • Front Hub:
    Steel body, 14mm hi-carbon axle, 48 hole
  • Rear Hub:
    GT branded, aluminum body, cassette with 9T one piece driver, sealed Mech., 14mm hi-carbon axle, 48 hole
  • Cog set:
    Odyssey, Cr-Mo, 13T.
  • Spokes:
    14G
  • Nipples:
    Brass
  • Tires:
    Kenda Kiniption, 2.1", 30 TPI casing
  • Front Brake:
    Tektro FX340FS, aluminum U-brake
  • Rear Brake:
    Tektro FX340R, aluminum U-brake
  • Brake Levers:
    Tektro, XL320, aluminum
  • Handlebar:
    GT 8-piece flatland design, hi-ten, 6.5" rise
  • Stem:
    GT Flatland Piston design, 29mm reach
  • Headset:
    Tange Seiki FATTY 22, extra deep cup engagement, 1-1/8" threadless
  • Grips:
    GT Wing shroom design
  • Saddle:
    GT flatland design, two piece shell, 9mm rails
  • Seat Post:
    Aluminum, 25.4 x 200mmL.
  • Seat Clamp:
    '08 GT CNC mini design
  • Race

    • Race

      2010 Power Series Pro
      Bike Comparison for BMX/Race Bicycles
      Because the world looks a whole lot brighter from the podium It’s easier to reach the podium again and again when you’re racing a bike that’s been built on more than 30 years of experience. Just ask Mike Day. He might even show you that Olympic silver medal he got on his GT. Or the World Championship medals. Or his ABA Golden Crank Award. Or the…well, you get the idea.
  • Freestyle

    • Freestyle

      2010 El Centro
      2010 El Centro 18
      2010 El Centro 16
      2010 Performer
      2010 Compe
      2010 Zone
      2010 Air
      2010 Slammer
      2010 Finale
      Bike Comparison for BMX/Freestyle Bicycles
      Just make sure your bike can keep up.Sure you’ve got moves and sick skills. But you need a bike that’ll showcase them? Take a hint from Dave Dillewaard who hits it all - from street to park, Dew Tour to X-Games - on his GT. We’ll give you all the performance we give him: micro-sized gearing, a mid-sized bottom bracket, bombproof build. You’ll be shredding like Dave in no time. Yeah, right.
  • Dirt/Street

    • Dirt/Street

      2010 Bump
      2010 Fly
      Bike Comparison for BMX/Dirt/Street Bicycles
      Skinny jeans. Neon colors. When you’ve been building bikes as long as we have, a lot of things come and go, then come back again. But one thing has never changed: Our passion to build bikes that can handle any old-school trick you can throw down on them.