Did I make the right decision of getting a Gary Fisher bicycle?

I want a bike that would be nice to ride around the city, beaches, and occasionally trails. I was thinking about getting a Fuji hybrid bike, but the salesman told me that hybrids are for old geezers and road-biker wannabes. He convinced me into getting a Gary Fisher mountain/city bike with road tires. I have only heard of the brand Fuji for bicycles, so I am doubtful that I made a bad decision. Is Gary Fisher a good brand?

Gary Fisher bikes are awesome.

Fisher Bikes are owned by Trek, but Trek has not just "taken the name." They allow Gary Fisher, the God Father of Mountain Biking, to be hands on with designing the bikes. They are usually equipped with a higher end rear derailleur - which seems to be a trade mark of Trek Bikes.

I am a VERY proud owner of a 2009 Gary Fisher HiFi Deluxe. I have been nothign but happy with the bike and the company. Before this bike, I had a Trek 6500 before hand.

You did good! Fisher bikes are awesome!!

Fuji MTB Product Manager Barrett James.mov

How do I find out history on old Fuji Bike bought at auction?

My husband bought on older bike from a farm auction to fix up for me and I wondered if there was any ino to be found about it and where? It's a green 20" single speed bike with handlebar brakes. Says Nichibei Fuji Cycle Company LTD on the frame and then has a sticker says TOBU, not sure if this sticker is org or not because it has kids kellogs tony the tiger stickers on it too. The green is org color but is rusted off the chain guard. I didnt see any numbers on it but will do closer inspection today. Also has metal flat rack behind seat for?
Thanks for any help!

Wow, that is an old one. Unfortunately the Fuji name has been bought and sold a couple of times since that bike was built.

Your bike was built about 1967 or 1968 at the beginning of the "Asian Attack" on the bike industry. It is even possible that it was brought back to the U.S. by a Korean War veteran.

The biggest issue you are going to have is finding any kind of parts for it other than cables and tires, and maybe wheels.. Most early Fuji models used a type of threading called Whitworth which was borrowed from the British and is long since obsolete.

Cool piece of esoterica though.

Fullerton Loop w/ fuji bike, downhill - gopro

Fuji Bike...?

I am about to buy a Fuji Newest 1.0 2006 brand new right off th efloor bike and i am also getting some shimano pedals with some pearl izumi shoes and the guy is giving me a deal for 740$ plus tax is this good? i will prolly get him to throw like a bike repair kit or some water bottle cages in there to
this is my first cycling bike

Simple. On yahoo's search engine just type in the name of the bike. You'll get web sites who are also selling this bike. My guess is it's a decent deal. An entry level bike like the Trek 1000 is going for araound $700 in this area. What you're buying is what they call "new old stock". It's a new bike, but last years model. The 08's are coming out, so many dealers want to get rid of old stock. I'd probably take the deal myself.

Fuji Team 56cm Shimano Ultegra Road Bike

Interbike 2009 - Fuji Road Bikes

Whats a "road bike" ?

1976 Fuji Gran Tourer 10 speed- i can buy this off a craiglist add for 100 mint condition

The links don't work, but a road bike has narrow high-pressure tires, a small seat that feels like you're undergoing a proctology exam, and curled-down handlebars for several hand positions. The gearing is set up for performance or speed. They are a pleasure to ride because of the average speed. The geometry, or how you sit on the bike is meant for performance, not so much comfort.

Mountain Bikes have wider tires and flat handlebars, sometimes with upward curling "bar ends" and also a proctology seat. The geometry allows a more upright position and a wide spread of low gears for control on rough terrain.

Then we have the cross-over or hybrid bikes. These have a geometry that allows performance and comfort, the tires are not too wide, nor are they too narrow, and they allow general cruising and getting around.

2011 Fuji Reveal

which Mountain Bike is best for me?

I tried to buy a beautiful new mountain bike from a dealer for some time. I reduced to 6 bikes. im not going to put up all the specifications it will cause a lot of room for info. I'll list the six bikes well and all information can be found on their Web sites designated. Now in terms of type of riding sick or I definitely want an XC or All Mountain bike that I can fight with my friends and go out in one piece from the trails. I also not want to spend a fortune at more like $ 600. What is the best bike for me and for the money? bikes are: - Kona Fire Mountain - KHS XC104 - KHS Alite 500 - Specialized P.1 All Mountain Disc (was offered $ 500) - Felt Q620 (offered $ 469! Pretty cheap) - Fuji Nevada 1.0

Specialized P.1 All Mountain Disc (was offered $ 500)

2010 Fuji Mountain Bikes

Are Fuji bikes any good?

Im looking for a new bike, i want one with front suspension only and mainly for road use. i have looked at carrera's (the vulcan) but i also noticed fuji's has anyone got one and are they any good?
thanks =]
£100 - £200
also i do occasionally go offroad so i want the front suspension so i have that choice

If you want to ride on the road only, you don't need a front shock, it will just rob some of the energy. The carrera vulcan is a Mountain Bike and will a pain to ride on the road due to it's weight, knobby tires, and the low gearing. Fuji makes some nice bikes, you may want to look at the Crosstown for riding on the road and lite bike paths.

http://www.fujibikes.com/LifeStyle/City/Crosstown40.aspx

If you want front shocks on a bike you need to spend more money and get some good ones. A cheap bike with shocks is a waste of money. You don't need shocks to ride off road.

Fuji Bike Assembly- Instructional Video

Fuji Bikes?

Anyone out there ride a Fuji Bike? and do you like it? I like mine just not the gears.

wow, that's a vague statement? Is it a road or Mountain Bike? Who is the drive train manufacturer and which model of drive train is it? All bike manufactures use different levels of components for their bikes. And all bike manufactures make different levels of bikes (i.e. entry level, sport, touring, racing, ect.)

Everyone I know who has a Fuji, loves it. Then again, they also don't have the entry level Fuji. You need to give us some more info.

Fuji Bikes at Sea Otter 2008 Part 1

If I fit 50cm on a Cannondale Road bike, how would i fit other bicycle manufacturers? Trek, Fuji, Specialized?

I'm just wondering because I know that other bicycle manufactures size their bikes differently. (not how they size it but the way the geometry comes out thats makes it feel bigger than it looks) You know what I'm saying?

You find out the old fashioned way, by doing research to make a fair comparison. Manufacturers publish frame measurements for their bikes on their websites. You simply take the measurements of a frame that you know will fit and compare them to the measurements published on other companies websites to find other bikes that will fit you

2009 Fuji SST Road Bike

would anyone recommend any of these road bikes?

they are at the cheaper, budget end of the road bike spectrum but would anyone recommend any of them?

I ride specialized (Roubaix Elite) and love it, am also impressed with Trek geometry. I advocate for the best frame you can get, and upgrade the components as you can afford.

My Latest Track bike V2! (2009 fuji track pro)