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Want to go the way of a hardtail, recommendations on value of GT LTS-3

Old 07-31-08, 01:42 PM
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Want to go the way of a hardtail, recommendations on value of GT LTS-3

Need a little advice on the value of my 97 GT LTS-3.

I picked it up from a friend for an awesome price, but after riding it for awhile I realized I have no need for full suspension, the trails I ride here just do not require it. I posted it on craigslist as a trade but haven't had much luck as of yet. I was wondering if you guys could help estimate a value with everything it has, so I can offer it up for cash, or at least know what would be a fair trade value. For those that read the MTBR.com forums in the GT section I apologize for the second posting of this on here.

Hope no one minds the large pics, I wanted to get as much detail as I could in there.

Any and all advice would be most welcome. Thanks in advance!

Here is a list of everything it has:

- I believe the frame is either a Medium or a Large. I have a 29" inseam and its a little snug on me.
- Mavic Wheels? - Sticker on frame says Mavic equipped but there are no markings on the rims themself.
- Shimano STX RC 8S Hubs
- WTB Velociraptor tires
- Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore LX
- Front Derailleur: Shimano STX
- Brakes: Shimano Deore LX V-brakes with Deore levers
- Shimano Rapid Fire shifters - STX I believe - no markings
- Thomson Stem
- WTB Momentum Headset w/GreaseGuard
- Kore Litebar Handlebars
- RockShox SID suspension fork
- BelAir SDG seat
- Clipless pedals - unknown manufacturer
- ICON Bar ends
- YETI Grips

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Old 07-31-08, 03:01 PM
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My friend has a sweet GT LTS 3 with Rock Shox Judys, hydraulic calipers (i had never seen these before then), all red anodized stem, spokes, cranks, nipples, and chamelion wheels i like those a lot
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200-300 bucks. older/dated frame, now harder to get parts for. older noodly fork. the only standout part is the thomson stem.

toss a cheapy stem on there, and keep the thomson to throw on a future ride.
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Try for about 250?
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Any idea on what brand of pedals those are? I am clueless.
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They look like a ton of various aftermarket brand SPD clones out there. Most made by VP or Wellgo.
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1997 GT LTS-3 2020 Price

I just purchased an almost perfect condition GT LTS-3 for $250. I think I got it for a great price. Replacement parts are actually very easy to find online although the bike has help up great over the years from what I can tell so far. I know that is a very old thread but thought it might be fun to update a price on these so many years later. I have seen them listed for as much as $600 online recently.
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