What model is this?
03-18-15, 01:25 PM
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What model is this?
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03-18-15, 01:32 PM
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Cant find any pics of this bike. It's a Fisher (Gary?)
Can you post photos?
03-18-15, 02:12 PM
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We could still use some more information. What components are on it? Is it steel or aluminums?
I don't think it a Fisher.
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I don't think it a Fisher.
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Neither classic nor vintage. Honestly looks like a department store model to me. Providing names of the major components will help. Shifters, brakes, derailers, etc.
03-18-15, 03:23 PM
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That type of fork is called a dual crown fork. that one is very cheap, however, with those spindly stanchions and flimsy looking lower triple clamp.
Ballistic actually made OK forks for a little while but then seemed to concentrate on supplying lowend OEMs before disappearing.
Definitely not a Gary Fisher frame.
Probably trying to mimic a mid-to-late-90s Foes monocoque design.
Ballistic actually made OK forks for a little while but then seemed to concentrate on supplying lowend OEMs before disappearing.
Definitely not a Gary Fisher frame.
Probably trying to mimic a mid-to-late-90s Foes monocoque design.
