home

You're on Page Two
For more stories in this section,
check the archives.

Product Peek: Gary Fisher Simple City

Posted by Jonathan Maus (Editor-in-Chief) on June 13th, 2008 at 4:40 pm

Joel Grover, head buyer for the Bike Gallery, stopped by BikePortland headquarters this afternoon to deliver my latest test bike — a Gary Fisher Simple City.

It’s a pretty basic, flat-bar townie bike. It’s got a 3-speed internal hub, rear coaster brake (front hand brake) and it weighs about 25 pounds. I shot a quick little video (below) and might have more photos and a longer review next week:

[Note: Please bear with me on the video. I'm just beginning to make them and I have a lot of improving to do. My hope is that they give you a little different experience than my usual photos. Thanks.]

Email This Post Email This Post

Possibly related posts

4 Responses to “Product Peek: Gary Fisher Simple City”

  1. Dave Sohigian
    June 13th, 2008 20:53
    1

    Jon,

    I like the change to video. You might want to check out Current TV's tutorials on shooting, editing and posting video:

    http://current.com/producerTraining.htm?section=shooting

  2. Ben O'Brien
    June 27th, 2008 06:54
    2

    i have been looking all over the place for a review/test ride of this bike! i ordered one back in April and it finally arrived yesterday. i'n used to an old Raleigh 3-speed, and wanted something similar in style but newer and lighter, the Simple City was pretty much exactly what i was looking for. it looks great and is pretty comfortable so far. people that have seen it either ask "who's gary fisher" or "that's a gary fisher, i thought he made mountain bikes?" it's perfect for the pretty flat streets of Buffalo, NY, where i live.

    i'm looking forward to your thoughts on this bike when you post them. thanks.

  3. Eric
    August 23rd, 2008 23:06
    3

    Any reviews on the ride?

  4. Gebrüder Dorsch » Blog Archive » Im bikescape podcast: Ein Interview mit Gary Fisher
    January 28th, 2009 01:55
    4

    [...] of mountain biking, the growth of the industry he and his friends started. We also touch on the future of bicycling as the business gears up to tap the new markets that want bicycles for every day transportation and [...]

Leave a Reply

Some HTML is OK. Please refer to this guide.

BikePortland.org is a production of PedalTown Media Inc.
833 SE Main St., Box #402
Portland, OR 97214
Contact
Powered by WordPress. Theme by Clemens Orth.
Subscribe to RSS feed

Opentracker: Web Site Analytics
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License.

Product Peek: Gary Fisher Simple City

Posted by Jonathan Maus (Editor-in-Chief) on June 13th, 2008 at 4:40 pm

Joel Grover, head buyer for the Bike Gallery, stopped by BikePortland headquarters this afternoon to deliver my latest test bike — a Gary Fisher Simple City.

It’s a pretty basic, flat-bar townie bike. It’s got a 3-speed internal hub, rear coaster brake (front hand brake) and it weighs about 25 pounds. I shot a quick little video (below) and might have more photos and a longer review next week:

[Note: Please bear with me on the video. I'm just beginning to make them and I have a lot of improving to do. My hope is that they give you a little different experience than my usual photos. Thanks.]

Email This Post Email This Post

Possibly related posts

4 Responses to “Product Peek: Gary Fisher Simple City”

  1. Dave Sohigian
    June 13th, 2008 20:53
    1

    Jon,

    I like the change to video. You might want to check out Current TV's tutorials on shooting, editing and posting video:

    http://current.com/producerTraining.htm?section=shooting

  2. Ben O'Brien
    June 27th, 2008 06:54
    2

    i have been looking all over the place for a review/test ride of this bike! i ordered one back in April and it finally arrived yesterday. i'n used to an old Raleigh 3-speed, and wanted something similar in style but newer and lighter, the Simple City was pretty much exactly what i was looking for. it looks great and is pretty comfortable so far. people that have seen it either ask "who's gary fisher" or "that's a gary fisher, i thought he made mountain bikes?" it's perfect for the pretty flat streets of Buffalo, NY, where i live.

    i'm looking forward to your thoughts on this bike when you post them. thanks.

  3. Eric
    August 23rd, 2008 23:06
    3

    Any reviews on the ride?

  4. Gebrüder Dorsch » Blog Archive » Im bikescape podcast: Ein Interview mit Gary Fisher
    January 28th, 2009 01:55
    4

    [...] of mountain biking, the growth of the industry he and his friends started. We also touch on the future of bicycling as the business gears up to tap the new markets that want bicycles for every day transportation and [...]

Leave a Reply

Some HTML is OK. Please refer to this guide.