The Dispatch

NSMB Gnarvana V2 Review

The suspension design of the Gnarvana is fairly safe territory. It’s a Horst link bike with the shock driven directly off the seatstay. This is similar to what you’d see with a Canyon Spectral or Torque, save for the orientation of the swing link that controls the arc of the seatstay. You’re getting a fairly known quantity here – active suspension with a fairly straight (not flat), progressive leverage ratio.

Ride in the Burn

Forest fires are a fact of nature. They are the earth’s way of hitting the reset button on ecosystems out of balance, paving the way for regeneration and renewed growth. This happens regardless of whether fires are sparked by natural forces like lightning, or through the careless acts of humans.

Photo Epic: Riding Utah Slot Canyons

We sent some GG’s out for a grand adventure last month in the Southern Utah desert.

It all started when photographers Scott Cody and Mike Cartier pitched us a wild idea: a mountain bike trip to ride the narrow Slot Canyons of Utah and in turn, get some pretty epic photos. Our response? “Let’s do it.”

REV UP YOUR RIDE: V2 GNARVANA KITS ARE HERE

We are excited to announce the launch of the V2 Gnarvana Modular Frame Kit. These kits continue to build out our unique Modular Frame Platform. The kits feature a mixed-material rear triangle, with a Revved Carbon swingarm and Alloy chainstay.

AN ENLIGHTENED REVIEW OF THE V2 GNARVANA

Locke Hassett, a writer (and rider) for The Radavist, spent most of the summer showing the Trail Pistol around some of his favorite Front Range trails.

The Pedalhead: A Hardtail Party Review

The half-squish expert himself, Hardtail Party, took an in-depth look at our adventure Hardtail.

INTO THE COLORADO GNAR

It turns out we've been riding Floyd Hill wrong all along. Thankfully, Yoann Barelli was able to show us the way.

Make New Bike Day, New Trail Day

We've teamed up with the Colorado Mountain Bike Association (COMBA) to make a $250 membership donation in your name when you visit our new showroom to buy your bike.

An In-Depth Look at the 2022 Trail Pistol

David Golay, a seasoned reviewer from Blister Gear Review, was able to throw a leg over the 2022 Trail Pistol and see what it could do.

GG Announces the 2022 Bike Lineup

GG is excited to announce their 2022 line of build kits. Each build sees fresh updates and options over last year’s kits. As always, each bike can be customized by the rider, from suspension to drivetrain. And after continued operational investments, GG is now shipping each rider’s custom build in 1-2 weeks.