To celebrate 35 years with the team GT decided to surprise Hans with a fully custom version of their eForce AMP+

Which did we like? Which would we have ourselves? And how do they compare against a previous Field Test winner and a bike that we all have a great amount of appreciation for - the Specialized Enduro?

The new GT Force ticks all the boxes on the modern enduro bike checklist, but does that mean it rides well?

Dive into all the details of Martin's race bike setup.

Joey's tribute to Gloria Estefan's Miami Sound Machine.

Massive hits, creative lines, and a style only Brage can deliver.

Martin Maes will be taking on Maribor aboard a 160mm enduro bike with a dual crown fork.

The new Force receives an idler pulley and updated geometry for 2022.

GT's new Force has arrived. The team mechanic shares his thoughts.

A closer look at the Junior DH World Cup overall champion's enduro bike.

The carbon Force is set up as a mullet and is a throwback to an iconic late-90s race bike.

Wyn and Ed share the same last name, but how similar are their bikes when it comes to setup?

The Belgian is hoping for a repeat performance aboard his GT Force.

The GT Force 29 was designed for downhill performance, but this stout aluminum steed's part spec wasn't quite up to par.

GT's full-suspension line gets a little EFI (Electronic Fun Injection).

Tyler McCaul, Joey Foresta, Tom Isted and Joey Gough unleash the new Force 29 on their home turf.

GT's new Force 29 debuts with three aluminum bikes, all of which get 170mm forks.

Martin Maes has shown that the GT Force can perform out in the real world, but what does it look like on paper?

We put one of the most promising all-mountain/enduro bikes to task on Arizona's red rock trail network

Pinkbike reports on the bike that Dan Atherton used to dominate the 2012 Finale Ligure Superenduro

GT had two bikes, both with 6" of rear wheel travel, for us to have a closer look at while in the desert. The first is their 150 mm travel Force Carbon Pro, a light all mountain bike that will appeal to those who like long days in the saddle with some gnar sprinkled in for good measure. The second bike is the Sanction 1.0, a heavier duty 6" bike with slacker geometry and stock parts that include a Fox 36 RC2 fork and HammerSchmidt crankset. Two great videos and loads of pictures inside for you to see the difference in these two 6" mountain machines!

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