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Re: My lovely and very original 1986 Fisher Montare! - More Thank you! Of all of the Fishers made, the Montare in these schemes and the Mt. Tam in the blend of both colors are my favorite. And 1986 to 1988 are my fav's. This bike is so much fun to ride. It tracks wonderfully. Of course I...

Re: My lovely and very original 1986 Fisher Montare! - More Do I need to do anything to enter? How does one throw his hat in the ring for such an honor? :)

Re: My lovely and very original 1986 Fisher Montare! - More That would be an unexpected surprise!

Re: My lovely and very original 1986 Fisher Montare! - More Bear Traps? No. How much are they worth?

Re: My lovely and very original 1986 Fisher Montare! - More As near as I can gather, every component is completely original. Even the Specialized seat appears to have been the spec that year. As mentioned the seatpost was an upgrade at the time of purchase, but I have the original too. And...

Re: My lovely and very original 1986 Fisher Montare! Thank you thank you! Ask and ye' shall receive... :P

Hi all! It's been a little while since I've posted. I thought I'd share the end result of a Fisher journey spent over the last year. I made a lot of purchases and subsequently liquidated a good bit of the "Fish"ers I caught. The end result -- My wife is now on a Yellow 1988 Montare (NOS...

nevermind thanks

That's quite nice. I made a Dirt Drop bike on an old Montare frame with one of those Hoo Koo stems.

The CR-7 really was a special bike. I like that it was an all Suntour XCD model too.

That is an 88. Also - http://www.ebay.com/itm/310591999498?ss ... 1555.l2649

The quintessential Fisher year. Also good are the cottage shop years of the early 90's for Grafton, Grove, Paul, Merlin, Ted Wojik etc..

cool thanks!

My FisherHam is coming along. I need to locate some levers and shifters. It'll be ready for my crew's annual Christmas pub ride.

Take my advice. If you've lost something. It is under something else. Start looking under things that are staring you in the face.

What are these shifter mounts? Anybody??

I'll grant you it was "on-loan" to my brother for a decade, but as he didn't put 100 miles on it, I consider that storage! :) My 1994 Grove Innovations Ti.

Sounds like it wouldn't be too hard. No bad stories of it just not working out, looking right, being durable etc? I don't want to do it if it isn't at least moderately durable and good looking. Thanks!

I bought a rigid steel fork that seems ok for my Merlin build. I want it painted black. Should I just sand it up and spray paint it, or does that just end up being crappy and an autobody shop baked on is the only way to go? Thx

search them on ebay with the completed auction box checked. I've seen NOS skewers go over 200 USD