Tommaso Gran Sasso 29er Mounain Bike Hydraulic Disc Hardtail Best Looking MTB
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Size: Small (5'4" - 5'8")
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- DURABLE & RELIABLE: Alloy Frame is built to handle the stresses of the toughest mountain trails, backed up with our industry leading Lifetime Frame Warranty.
- THIS IS AFFORDABLE PERFORMANCE, NOT ENTRY LEVEL: If you are just getting into mountain biking or returning after a long hiatus, this is the bike for you. New and returning riders dont need beginner bikes they will outgrow in a year. You deserve affordable performance! The Gran Sasso delivers a high quality mix of components seen on bikes that cost $100s more.
- ROLL OVER ANYTHING & STOP ON A DIME: Rugged 29er wheels and grippy tires propel riders of rocks, roots, and anything else in their path. Having the clearance of a 29er wheel makes climbing easier and more effective than ever. Climbing and speed are nothing if you cant stop, so we added ultra-powerful Shimano M315 hydraulic disc brakes, for precision breaking in all terrain and weather conditions. These brakes provide double the stopping power of mechanical disc brakes, for your safest ride.
- YOU DESERVE A POWERFUL & COTROLLED RIDE: We equipped the Gran Sasso with the powerful gearing of a 24 speed full Shimano drivetrain that was built to climb. Power is nothing without comfort, so put a premium Suntour SF15-XCM fork with 100mm of travel. This fork easily pushes through rough terrain for a comfortable and adaptable ride. Finally, we added wide 680mm handlebar, which improves cornering and control, putting you in an optimized position to have your most powerful and controlled ride.
- BUILT TO LAST: All too often things are made cheaply and break before their time. We believe that bikes should be reliable and built to last. This is why we use the highest quality aluminum in our bikes, and back it with our industry leading lifetime warranty. We also use only Shimano components, which are backed up with Shimanos two year warranty and are designed function better and last longer than anything else on the market. PLEASE NOTE: PROFESSIONAL ASSEMBLY REQUIRED!
Date First Available : April 11, 2025
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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (74)
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Size: X-Large (6'1" - 6'5")
Preamble: I'm a large guy. 6'3" and roughly 250lbs. Finding bikes large enough and durable enough for me that are in my price range can be very difficult. I settled on the 29" Tommaso Gran Sasso XL frame bike. After having it professionally assembled and tuned, I took it out for a long ride. The first thing I noticed? It's big. Very big. It actually fits me! I could even be a little taller with no problems as the bike is rated for folks up to 6'5"! It's also very easy to pedal, despite my size. The 24 speed transmission allows you to conquer most hills and terrains with relative ease. It's also feels fairly speedy and accelerates nicely. The disc brakes are excellent, as is the front fork. The seat is horrible! Had to replace it immediately. The pedals seem a bit cheaper than they should be. One of the reflectors fell out of one of the pedals on my 3rd or 4th ride. Not very impressed with that. The bike seems slightly heavier than some other brands, but the frame and fork come with a lifetime warranty, at least for now. Which for me is a win. If your state has lighting or reflector laws, you'll need to purchase lights and/or reflectors as it doesn't come with any. Be careful when searching for reflectors for the front/rear, as most standard sizes on Amazon will not fit. The seat stem is 31.6mm diameter, and I don't know the maximum diameter of the handlebars, but it's larger than that. I could not find any front reflectors for this bike on Amazon, but I did manage to find a rear reflector with some effort. If you're not worried about the front reflector being centered well, than an ordinary front reflector might work as the handlebar diameter decreases a few inches away from the stem. It seems most normal wheel reflectors are compatible, but you'll have to play around a little because the spokes are a little funny. Might just be me, though. If you're a larger person and need a less expensive, quality feeling bike, this might be your ride. Reflectors and lights aren't terribly expensive. Neither is a new seat or some pedals, though I still don't feel the reflectors should fall out after just a few rides. If it falls out again, I might just crazy glue it into place. Overall, I'd recommend this bike, especially if you're larger and on a budget.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Size: Medium (5'8" - 5'11")
Ordered this at the recommendation of a friend. This is my first "real" bike since i was a kid. I have rode about 200 miles so far on it. I love this bike. Comes with decent entry level equipment on it so i dont have to upgrade anything(except saddle and tires) until something wears out. I did replace the tires with some i was gifted that had a bit better tread for the terrain i ride. The assembly was easy and the bike came adjusted well. Shifts and brakes properly right out of the box. It was well packaged, no damage during shipment. I am 280lbs and this bike handles me very well even though im quite heavy. Still plenty of suspension left on the front to absorb bumps and holes. The one thing that had to be addressed immediately was the saddle. One ride and i had a very raw spot on my taint. Upgraded the saddle to something with a bit more cushion and have been riding nearly every day on it. If this bike would have came in a x-small frame i would have got this for my wife but we had to go to the Trek store to find her a proper frame size. Her bike cost the same amount and doesnt have quite as good of value as mine with the brakes and gear sets. I highly recommend this bike to anyone looking to get a proper entry level MTB, especially one that doesnt need immediate major parts upgrades.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2018 by jason
Size: Large (5'11" - 6'1")
1. The bike arrives within 4 days of ordering - awesome! 2. The bike is easy to put together. Took me about 30 minutes, taking your time to enjoy the process and doing it right. 3. You need to have allen/hex keys, wrench, screwdriver. 4. You should have chain oil and grease to lube the joints and chain. 5. You need to bring the bike to a bike shop to tweak it in order to get a warranty. 6. Make sure you order the correct size. I am 6ft tall and the large size is the correct one for me. 7. The handlebars are wide "for better stability" but that may be tricky for squeezing between city traffic. 8. The bike is strong, well-built, and has enough gears to climb anything, but it is not a speedster. 9. The front fork has a suspension that feels a little bouncy at first - like riding a horse. 10. The saddle is a pain in the ass and needs to be upgraded. 11. The brakes are awesome, just awesome. 12. The pedals are basic. I am enjoying the bike and would recommend it. * UPDATE The crank became loose after two weeks. I should have done point number 5. The bike store fixed it and did a full checkup - well, well worth doing.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2020 by Triggerfinger Triggerfinger
Size: X-Large (6'1" - 6'5")
I bought this bike 5 years ago and she's still in great shape! I'm a large guy, 6'4, 230lbs, and I ride the rough trails of the Wasatch here in Utah. Steep, rocky terrain. I'm amazed at what this bike has put up with over the years. It is a bit heavy, but with that comes long-term durability and strength. Like any and all bikes, I've had to do my fair share of maintenance on it over the years, but none of the primary components that came with the bike have failed. Same derailers, same shifters, same discs. I had my reservations when I bought a bike from China, but US mountain bike prices are outrageous. Who wants to drop several thousand on a good bike? My original purchase price was $450, so the price has gone up, just like everything else in the world. Thousands of pounding miles later, she's still a champ. If you're looking for a large, quality hardtail mountain bike that's affordable and will last a long time, give this one a shot. The tires that come stock aren't the greatest for mountain biking, I'd recommend upgrading to a quality tire if you're into tough and rocky trails. I also replaced the pedals with Chester pedals, and the seat with a more comfortable and squishier seat (never understood thin narrow hard seats). Also fits paniers and saddle bags quite well due to its large size.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024 by emike09