1994 GT Talera

1994 · Talera

1994 GT Talera mountain bike features a chromoly Triple Triangle frame, GT Unicrown fork, and Shimano Alivio 21-speed drivetrain for casual trail riding.

1994 GT Bicycles
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Description

The 1994 GT Talera is a chromoly-framed mountain bike built around GT’s Triple Triangle design, with the main tubes joined by TIG pulse welding. The fork is a GT Unicrown unit with 1-1/8″ chromoly blades and chisel-cut ends. Drivetrain duties fall to a full Shimano Alivio groupset — a 21-speed setup with RapidFire-L thumb shifters, anatomically sized crank arms, and a 42/34/24 HyperDrive-C chainring configuration. Rolling stock consists of Araya AP-21 silver anodized alloy rims laced to 26-inch wheels and wrapped in Maxxis 1.95″ tires.

Available in five frame sizes from 14.5″ to 22″, the Talera sits as a capable mid-range trail machine suited to riders seeking reliable all-terrain performance on a practical budget.

Technical specification

Geometry

Sizes
14.5",16",18",20",22"
Wheel size
26

Frame & Fork

Frame material
Chromoly
Frame
GT Triple Triangle Design, Tig Pulse Welded with Chromoly Main Tubes
Fork
GT Unicrown with 1-1/8" Chromoly Blades with Chisel Cut

Drivetrain

Crankset
Shimano Alivio Steel 42/34/24 HyperDrive-C with Anatomically Sized Arms
Bottom bracket
Shimano Cartridge
Chain
Shimano HyperGlide
Freewheel
Shimano Alivio 11-28 7-Speed
Shifters
Shimano Alivio RapidFire-L 7-Speed Dual SIS
Pedals
High Impact Nylon with Chromoly Axles
Derailleurs
Shimano Alivio 21-Speed

Wheels

Rims
Araya AP-21 Alloy 26x1.50, Silver Anodized
Tires
Maxxis 26x1.95
Spokes
14G Stainless Steel
Hubs
Alloy QR Front with Shimano Alivio QR Rear Cassette

Cockpit & contact

Handlebar
Flat Bulged, Anatomically Sized
Stem
GT Chromoly Hi-Rise with Internal Cable Routing, Anatomically Sized
Grips
ATB Design, Kraton
Headset
ATB Sealed Mech
Saddle
GT Gel Lite
Seat post
Alloy Micro-Adjust
Seatpost clamp
Chromoly QR
Colour
Black, Purple Rain

Brakes

Brakes
Shimano Alloy Cantilevers
Brake levers
Shimano Alivio