GT Golden Race Series

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GT Bicycles Gold DiggersI got an email from a friend of mine over at GT Bicycles yesterday linking me up to the first video of the GT Golden Race Series. For those of you that are not already in the know, it’s a 7-part race series that was launched at Sea Otter. The fastest amateur in the selected race wins a GT Golden Bike and has to defend the Golden Bike at the next stop.

So what are the perks of the golden bike from GT? You not only get your own golden GT bike to race with expert mechanics on hand…but you also get hot cheerleaders (affectionately called the “Gold Diggers”) as support! Now…who does not like hot woman on their support team?

Ripped from gtisgolden.com:

GT Bicycles Golden Mountain BikeMeet the GT Golden Bike. It’s light. It’s fast. It’s got the best frame and components anywhere. Oh, and did we mention it’s completely gold? Starting on April 19th, the Golden Bike will be up for grabs at races around the country. Win the race, win the bike. It’s that easy. But there’s a catch. Winning the Golden Bike means you have to defend it at the next Golden race. Don’t worry, we’ll cover your race fee, put you up in a hotel and fly you and a friend there. We’ll also give you a GT Golden Race jersey and a $250 Sugoi gift certificate. But you’d better win or you’ll surrender the Golden Bike and all its glory to whoever does. With all that said, good luck winning the Golden Bike. You’ll need it.

Footage from the first ever GT Golden Race

There is actually some really cool race footage in here from Sea Otter so take a look. Feed readers…click here…

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To find out how/when/where you can get your chance to win the GT Golden Bike and get your very own Gold Diggers…check out gtisgolden.com. Next stop is the Ghorba Big Ring Challenge in Texas!

Robb Sutton

I founded Bike198 back in 2008 and started riding bikes seriously in 1994. A lot has changed since that time and one of the greatest releases is still getting out on the bike and shredding trail or tearing up the road.

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