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01-06-2005, 12:48 PM

I used to ride a Fisher Celerity of about that vintage. Fisher made some
good bikes--the HooKooEKoo is a better bike than the Celerity. The brake
location had some advantages, which I am not still clear on--neater cable
routing, and possibly more rigid. But the enemy was mud, and the idea went
away. For your intended use, it should be fine.

BTW, I have ridden the HooKooEKoo trail on Mt. Tamalpais, after which the
bike was named. The trail was named after an indian tribe.

01-06-2005, 12:48 PM	#19 (permalink)
Leo Lichtman Guest Posts: n/a	Re: OLD Gary Fisher MTB questions I used to ride a Fisher Celerity of about that vintage. Fisher made some good bikes--the HooKooEKoo is a better bike than the Celerity. The brake location had some advantages, which I am not still clear on--neater cable routing, and possibly more rigid. But the enemy was mud, and the idea went away. For your intended use, it should be fine. BTW, I have ridden the HooKooEKoo trail on Mt. Tamalpais, after which the bike was named. The trail was named after an indian tribe.