[pure bikes]

Picked up this frame at the local co-op and am now wondering who made it. Looks to be made pretty well and has an interesting brake bridge connection at the bottom bracket shell and "torpedo" shaped cable stops on the top tube. It also has three water bottle mounts so I am assuming it is more of a cross country rig. I don't know how VRC it is but I though this was the best place to post an ID. Any ideas?

 

[Roadsters]

The top tube cable stops, and the chainstays and chainstay bridge, look like a late-'90s Gary Fisher.

 

[MendonCycleSmith]

The replaceable hanger says Taiwan, not that that is a bad thing, but I'm not picking up on any VRC cred.

I too, would say Fisher based on details.....

 

[KDXdog]

Yes, Fisher or a Trek.

 

[pure bikes]

I think it is a 99 Gary fisher Supercaliber frame based on the picture I found and the light blue paint that was under the headset cups when I removed them. Not too VRC but should be a good ride! Thanks fellas!

 

[Schmitty]

You like Steely Dan? You should listen to ASIA whenever working on that frame.

-Schmitty-

 

[Roadsters]

In my earlier post, rather than late-'90s, I meant to say, "The top tube cable stops, and the chainstays and chainstay bridge, look like a late-'80s Gary Fisher." The frame looks like my old 1989 Gary Fisher Big Sur.