Gary Fisher Bikes

Gary Fisher Bicycles

Gary Fisher bicycles are designed for both aesthetic appeal and for efficient and effective functionality. Whether you use it for exercise or as transportation, Gary Fisher has a large selection of models to choose from. Some examples include the Gary Fisher Paragon and Gary Fisher Utopia.

When you're considering a Gary Fisher bike like the Paragon, there are several different frame materials to select from, including steel, carbon fiber, and aluminum. Each of these materials has specific features capable of handling various riding environments. For many Gary Fisher bicycles, steel is a commonly used material and is designed to be long-lasting. Carbon-fiber bicycle frames are created from many bundles of fiber that are bound together, and these bicycle frames are designed to be both strong and lightweight. Aluminum is another common frame material that is used because of its tough and lightweight properties. Wheel may be made of these materials as well.

Although they are known for their mountain bikes, Gary Fisher also offers a large selection of hybrid bikes. These two types of bikes have distinct differences.

• Hybrid bike: A hybrid bike is designed to be a combination of a mountain bike and a racing bike. These models are known for their light frames, flexible suspensions, and touring handlebars, which allow for more upright and relaxed riding. Because of its position as a hybrid bike, this type of cycle can be used on the road for city riding or off-road, such as along mountain trails or in backyards.
• Mountain bike: This company's mountain bikes are meant primarily for off-road cycling and are designed with sturdy, strong frames and cross-wise handlebars. These assist with the resistance bikers might face when riding off-road.

Choosing a correctly sized bicycle is very important when purchasing a new one. You can determine what size bicycle is right for you by having your measurements taken. You need to measure your leg inseam, torso length, and arm length. With these numbers, you'll be more prepared for selecting a new cycle. Most bicycles range anywhere from 11 to 29 inches in height. Generally, the taller you are, the bigger the frame you'll want to select. Personal riding preference is also important to consider and can affect the frame size you'll be most comfortable with as you ride.