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You'll barrel through traffic with ease and confidence and with a huge smile on your face on GT's Meatball. Built to hold up to the mean streets of Anytown, USA, it boasts GT's light, stiff and fast Triple Triangle aluminum frame and light, easy-rolling 700c aluminum wheels with grippy Schwalbe tires for carving the corners. You'll also love the elegantly simple 2-speed drivetrain and the clean and stylish look of this stripped-down and stealth city slicker.
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Take to the streets in style on GT's Gutterball. This fun urban flyer delivers instant street cred with its relaxed track frame geometry, fixed-gear drivetrain, riser bar and low-key paint job. The light, lively double-butted-aluminum frame includes steel reinforced track ends with integrated chain tensioners ensuring the perfect chain tension every time. An aluminum fork is color matched to the aero Alex wheels and looks stealthy while slicing through traffic. You also get a sweet TruVativ crank, and brakes give you the option to run the Gutterball as a singlespeed.
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Take to the streets in style on GT's Gutterball. This fun urban flyer delivers instant street cred with its relaxed track frame geometry, fixie drivetrain, flat bar and stealth paint job. GT starts with a light and lively double-butted-aluminum frame in their famous Triple Triangle formation, adds a corner-carving chromoly fork then hangs aero Alex wheels on it to slice through the air as easily as they let you slice through traffic. You also get a sweet TruVativ crank, and front and rear brakes, in case you want to flip the rear wheel and run your Gutterball with the freewheel.
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