Guerrilla Gravity

The Guerrilla Gravity Gnarvana is a long-travel enduro 29" full-suspension mountain bike. This MTB has 160 mm rear travel, using 29" wheels. The Gnarvana frame is manufactured in Denver, CO using Revved Carbon Technology and the Modular Frame Platform.

The Guerrilla Gravity Megatrail is a 27.5-inch full-suspension enduro bike with 155 mm rear travel in Trail Mode and 165 mm in Gravity Mode. Its frame is made in Denver, CO, using Revved Carbon Technology and the Modular Frame Platform.

The Pedalhead is an adventure hardtail for singletrack and riding around town, with swappable dropouts that allow riders to switch between geared and single-speed setups.

The Guerrilla Gravity Shred Dogg is a 27.5-inch full-suspension trail mountain bike with 130 mm rear travel in Trail Mode and 140 mm in Gravity Mode. Its frame is made in Denver, CO, using Revved Carbon Technology and the Modular Frame Platform.

Coil Shock Background and Comparison. GG compares the available coil shocks on its bikes, discussing concepts like preload, sag, compression, and rebound tuning in the process.

The blog discusses the pros, cons, and performance benefits of air and coil shocks for a Guerrilla Gravity bike.

The page compares the Gnarvana, The Smash, and Trail Pistol 29-inch models, including their geometry and build kits.

The company describes its bike as suited to high-alpine adventures and after-work rides.

Guerrilla Gravity builds mountain bikes and manufactures its frames in Colorado. The company says its local design and manufacturing process supports quality control and offers riders customization options.