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Gary Fisher bikes any good?

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  1. I was just over at my brothers and I was looking around for something out in
    the garage, and he has this pretty nice looking Gary Fisher hybrid / comfort
    bike. Actually I noticed it there about a month or so ago too. But this time
    I looked at it more closely. It looks like a pretty decent quality bike. It
    has 700 c wheels, dual pivot brakes, 21 speed Shimano drive train,
    suspension seatpost. I mean this thing looks like it would be a good city /
    commuting / light touring bike. Normally I would offer cash for it. But
    after hearing the story he told me about, I have the feeling it might be
    stolen property. I won't pay for something that is hot. But just curious if
    fisher is a decent builder. I looked at thier website and couldn't really
    get a read on the quality of the bikes. Also did an E-Bay search, and it
    seems like there were more MTB listings with gary fisher in the title than
    other types of bikes.

    Ken

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  2. Gary Fisher was made an excellent mountain bike. If they devoted the
    same quality to their hybrids, it should be a good deall

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    And a really low gear for the hills!"

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  3. Ken said:

    I was just over at my brothers and I was looking around for something out in
    the garage, and he has this pretty nice looking Gary Fisher hybrid / comfort
    bike. Actually I noticed it there about a month or so ago too. But this time
    I looked at it more closely. It looks like a pretty decent quality bike. It
    has 700 c wheels, dual pivot brakes, 21 speed Shimano drive train,
    suspension seatpost. I mean this thing looks like it would be a good city /
    commuting / light touring bike. Normally I would offer cash for it. But
    after hearing the story he told me about, I have the feeling it might be
    stolen property. I won't pay for something that is hot. But just curious if
    fisher is a decent builder. I looked at thier website and couldn't really
    get a read on the quality of the bikes. Also did an E-Bay search, and it
    seems like there were more MTB listings with gary fisher in the title than
    other types of bikes.

    Gary Fisher is Trek.

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3

  4. "John Everett" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Ken said:

    I was just over at my brothers and I was looking around for something out
    in
    the garage, and he has this pretty nice looking Gary Fisher hybrid /
    comfort
    bike. Actually I noticed it there about a month or so ago too. But this
    time
    I looked at it more closely. It looks like a pretty decent quality bike.
    It
    has 700 c wheels, dual pivot brakes, 21 speed Shimano drive train,
    suspension seatpost. I mean this thing looks like it would be a good city
    /
    commuting / light touring bike. Normally I would offer cash for it. But
    after hearing the story he told me about, I have the feeling it might be
    stolen property. I won't pay for something that is hot. But just curious
    if
    fisher is a decent builder. I looked at thier website and couldn't really
    get a read on the quality of the bikes. Also did an E-Bay search, and it
    seems like there were more MTB listings with gary fisher in the title than
    other types of bikes.

    Gary Fisher is Trek.

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3

    Interesting little fact to file away in the "memory warehouse".

    Ken

  5. Ken said:


    Quoted message said:


    Gary Fisher is Trek.

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3

    Interesting little fact to file away in the "memory warehouse".

    Ken

    Not that there is anything wrong with Fisher being made by Trek, but are
    original purchasers paying extra for the Fisher nameplate? I'm sure
    there are some Fisher owners around here who would have some opinions.

    One of my buddies has a Fisher Cake. Where does Fisher come up with
    these corny names?

  6. "catzz66" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Ken said:


    Quoted message said:


    Gary Fisher is Trek.

    jeverett3<AT>earthlink<DOT>net http://home.earthlink.net/~jeverett3

    Interesting little fact to file away in the "memory warehouse".

    Ken

    Not that there is anything wrong with Fisher being made by Trek, but are
    original purchasers paying extra for the Fisher nameplate? I'm sure there
    are some Fisher owners around here who would have some opinions.

    One of my buddies has a Fisher Cake. Where does Fisher come up with these
    corny names?

    Cake huh? How about Pie? or "twinkie"??

    Well until I saw this thing for the first time I never even heard of the
    brand.

    This one is called the "Tiburon"

    Ken

  7. Ken said:


    Quoted message said:

    One of my buddies has a Fisher Cake. Where does Fisher come up with these
    corny names?

    Cake huh? How about Pie? or "twinkie"??

    Well until I saw this thing for the first time I never even heard of the
    brand.

    This one is called the "Tiburon"

    Ken

    He's got a website.

    Here's Tiburon

    http://www.fisherbikes.com/bikes/bike_detail.asp?series=dualsport&bike=Tiburon_S

    Some of the names I was referring to are Bitter, Mullet, Opie, Sugar, etc.

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