GT ZASKAR LT COMP (2023 model) | A modern hardtail MTB that lets you "attack and play" on the trails

The reassurance to play on descents, and the agility characteristic of a hardtail. The "just right aggressive feel" that allows you to enjoy both.

Singletrack in the forest, descents with roots and rocks, corners that make you want to find the perfect line. The GT ZASKAR LT COMP is a hardtail MTB that truly brings out that "trail-playing sensation."

While inheriting the traditional ZASKAR name, it features a geometry redesigned to suit modern trail riding. The slack head angle and long wheelbase provide stable riding even at high speeds and on rough descents.

A 130mm travel front suspension and dropper post are also standard equipment. This bike leverages the agile pedaling performance unique to hardtails while also being fully equipped for the "fun of playing on descents."

It's a recommended model for those who want to truly experience the joy of MTB, and for those who want to seriously get into trail riding.

Features

• Adopts the latest geometry optimized for trail riding
• Slack head angle + long wheelbase achieve high descent stability
• Comfort and control thanks to GT's unique Floating Triple Triangle design
• 130mm travel front suspension handles rough terrain
• TranzX dropper post as standard equipment ensures confidence on technical descents
• High off-road capability and grip from 29-inch wheels and wide tires
• Agile climbing performance and direct handling characteristic of a hardtail
• Widely applicable from trail riding to serious mountain riding

SPEC

• Frame: Aluminum frame (Floating Triple Triangle)
• Fork: Front suspension (130mm travel)
• Seatpost: TranzX dropper post (internal routing)
• Wheels: 29 inches
• Tires: Wide trail tires
• Usage: Trail / Mountain riding

This bike's character of "playing with confidence," typical of recent trail MTBs, is very clear.

Especially with the combination of the slack-ish geometry and 29-inch wheels, there's a sense that the bike remains stable even if you enter a line a bit roughly. It gives the impression that even beginners tackling serious trails for the first time won't feel much fear on descents.

The standard-equipped dropper post is also a big factor, allowing you to lower the saddle and move your body freely, making it much easier to grasp the "enjoyment of descending."

On the other hand, it retains the agile climbing performance unique to hardtails, and the response when pedaling is straightforward. This is a bike I'd recommend to those who want to enjoy the playful side of MTB, not just speed.