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Gary Fisher HiFi Pro Carbon

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Description:Fisher's HiFi Carbon Pro takes lightweight all-mountain mastery to the next level. Fisher's ultralight OCLV carbon frame is hand-laid and features the revolutionary 5-inch travel HiFi suspension. Fox teamed up with Fisher to customize the G2 120mm-travel fork to conquer the roughest trails with ease. G2 takes Fisher's proven Genesis Geometry and improves the slow-speed handling for a no-compromise ride. Top-of-the-line spec like a Shimano XTR/SRAM X.0 drivetrain and Avid Juicy Ultimate discs await your command. Plus, the strong and light Bontrager Race X Lite tubeless wheels and the Bontrager carbon bar and seatpost will never slow you down.





Submitted by steven a Weekend Warrior from ft lewis, wa
Date Reviewed: April 28, 2008
Favoriate Trail:Black Diamond
Duration Product Used:6 months
Price Paid: $5000.00
Purchased At:Cycle Therapy
Strengths:Extremely light, Brakes are incredible, top of the line componants, highly adjustable suspension.
Weaknesses:A little flexy coming out of corners with the hammer down
Similar Products Used:Specialized Stumpjumper
Bike Setup:As purchased
Bottom Line:This bike is really fast when you put the hammer down. I have had no problems, not even a flat. I like to ride extremely tight rough single track and this bike just tears it up. I know the price is high, but compared to the price of it's competitor the stumpjumper carbon and the magazine reviews; this bike will give you more for the money. You won't be disappointed.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Jim Thomas a Weekend Warrior from Cumming, Georgia, USA
Date Reviewed: March 21, 2008
Favoriate Trail:Bull Mountain
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Price Paid: $5200.00
Purchased At:Alpha Bikes
Strengths:Super light and very ridgid. Brakes are precise and strong. Long top tube dimension works well for my long torso frame.
Weaknesses:I'm a little scared of knicking the carbon fiber bars, neck and/or frame. You would'nt want to lay this bike down much. Also, the seat's gotta go.
Similar Products Used:Santa Cruz Blur LT, Gary Fisher Sugar, Santa Cruz Superlight, Gary Fisher Cake 1 DLX
Bike Setup:Stock componets but swapped seat to SELLE ITALIA FLITE GEL and tires to Panaracer Fire XC Pros
Bottom Line:The few pounds of difference between this bike and my Blur LT are more noticible than I expected. It "felt" faster because of the weight - all else being equal. It does'nt seem give up any terrain absoption either - very comfortable over anything. If you like the long top tube geometry of Gary Fisher bikes you will love this bike. It feals like a lighter, stronger Sugar with more travel.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Island Richards a Weekend Warrior from Rock Springs, Wyoming, USA
Date Reviewed: February 9, 2008
Favoriate Trail:Auburn
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $5000.00
Purchased At:The Bike and Trike - Rock Springs, Wyoming
Strengths:Light, Rigid, Great handling. Juicy Ultimate Brakes are easy pulling and strong grabbing. Suspension is highly adjustable and absorbs the trail beautifully.
Weaknesses:Uncomfortable stock seat - it was a torture device. Creaking in the pivot points. A lot of difficulty getting the rear derailleur dialed in. Seatclamp is not quick release (to save weight I assume) which is inconvenient for large up and down hill rides. Paint peals at the slightest touch.
Similar Products Used:Gary Fisher HiFi, Gary Fisher HiFi Plus
Bike Setup:Mostly stock but I switched to a Specialized Rival SL seat after my first ride.
Bottom Line:An amazing bike, weighing in at around 24 lbs. It is so light you hardly know that it is under you, and it handles like a dream. Handles perfectly at slow speeds, high speeds, in open terrain and during technical rides. Not as good looking as the Ibis, but still an eye catcher.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5






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