Fisher owners?

[XCcomp]

I have two Gary Fisher's.
Pro Caliber and CR-7, both with rigid forks.
I will post pics soon.

CR-7 circa late 1980s, steel and alloy frame, Suntour XCcomp components. Needs a bit of work.

 

[bushpig]

I think that is 92. Evolution wasn't introduced till 89 and that is a later iteration of the CR-7.

 

[juiceboxx]

mt. tam

not the biggest fisher fan, but i happened to rescue a really cool frame called a mt. tam classic. i think it is from '86. it appears to be made by tom teesdale. it is just a frame and fork and needs to be re-painted really badly and some tiny dings from the bar or levers on the top tube. interesting none the less. cheers

 

[one cog codger]

Gary Fisher Pro Caliber

Iv'e had quite a varied selection of bikes in my time, including a Sugar 4, Orange Sub-5, and an Orange P7 purpose-built singlespeed, but nothing comes close to my 1999 fully rigid Fisher Pro Cal (converted to singlespeed). It's just pure fun!

 

[FairfaxPat]

Here's an Alembic I used to have.

 

[Smurphy]

this is my fisher but i have no idea what year it is :?:
its been allmost fully restored .

 

[thedirtyroger]

Here's an Alembic I used to have.

That has to be the most ugly bike i've ever seen, it looks nicely built, but that frame is disgusting!

:shock:

 

[Ductape]

1988 HooKooEKoo

The bike I have owned the longest. Bought it new in 88:


A mess of parts now but runs great:

Road trip from the 80's HKEK on the roof:

T

 

[Harryburgundy]

1995 Montare frame in immaculate condition...might build this up Klunker stylee...bit small for me

 

[FairfaxPat]

I showed you one of my old Fisher's, here's my newest, put it together this week!