Trek 7300 vs G. Fisher Nirvana
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Hi everyone, I am new here. Would like to know which one has the better components and which one would you choose of the two and why. Also, does anyone know how much they weigh?
I don't have a bike currently and want to get one to bike ocassionaly on Saturdays and Sundays, mostly paved roads and some gravel and dirt trails. Basically ride on streets and in the National parks.
Where can I get the best prices on the net for these bikes? Any other bike that is comparable to the two models above?
Thanks for the info.
I don't have a bike currently and want to get one to bike ocassionaly on Saturdays and Sundays, mostly paved roads and some gravel and dirt trails. Basically ride on streets and in the National parks.
Where can I get the best prices on the net for these bikes? Any other bike that is comparable to the two models above?
Thanks for the info.
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I looked at both of these bikes. I purchased a Nirvana for my dad last spring. Also, I was considering both for my girlfriend about 2 months ago. They are similar bikes, with similar componentry. Trek owns GF, so they are essentially the same company. If I had the choice between the two, I'd test ride both and see which was most comfortable to ride.
Neither brand allows it's dealers to sell online, which means if you see one for sale the net, it's either used, or an illegal sale. As far as comparable bikes, I don't know, but any "700c" bike in that price range should be comparable. There are a lot available. You might want to look at the "Big Buzz" from REI. REI also sells a decent bike. good luck
Neither brand allows it's dealers to sell online, which means if you see one for sale the net, it's either used, or an illegal sale. As far as comparable bikes, I don't know, but any "700c" bike in that price range should be comparable. There are a lot available. You might want to look at the "Big Buzz" from REI. REI also sells a decent bike. good luck
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thanks, I know they are the same company, but the components are a little different, would like to know which one has the better components. I am not too familiar with the components part, because I haven't worked on bikes for almost 20 years now.