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    Bitter2006 Gary Fisher
    Recommended
    MSRP
    Where to Buy
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    $1

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    Category
    		Crosscountry
    Frame
    		Aluminum
    		Manitou
    Wheels
    		Aluminum
    Wheel Size
    		26″
    		Hayes Hydraulic Disc
    		Deore, Alivio
    Drivetrain
    		2 × 9
    Suspension
    		Hardtail
    Front Travel
    		100mm
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    Summary
    		The Gary Fisher Bitter is a 26″ aluminum frame hardtail crosscountry bike with upper mid-range components.

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    Insights
    Gear Range

    A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

    Lowest gear

    (climbing)

    23 mph

    Bitter

    Highest gear

    (descending)

    Geometry
    Specs
    Bitter2006 Gary Fisher
    Frame

    Bigg'ns 6061 straight gauge sluminum | Reinforced headtube | Box section top & downtubes | Manipulated seat & chainstays | Cold-forged dropouts

    Fork

    Manitou Splice Super | 100mm travel

    Travel: 100mm

    Headset

    Mallet Aheadset | Semi-cartridge | Sealed

    Stem

    Bontrager Earl | 10d rise

    Handlebar

    Bontrager Earl OS Riser

    Saddle

    Bontrager Earl K

    Seatpost

    Bontrager Sport

    Type: Rigid

    Pedals

    Alloy BMX platform

    Groupset
    Rear Derailleur

    Shimano M-511 Deore

    Front Derailleur

    Shimano M-410 Alivio

    Crank

    Bontrager Earl 32/22 w/Rock Ring

    Shifters

    Shimano M-511 Deore

    Cassette

    SRAM PG950 | 11-34 | 9spd

    Brakes

    Hayes Sole XC hydraulic disc | 8" rotor w/ Hayes Sole XC hydraulic disc

    Type: Hayes Hydraulic Disc

    Wheels
    Rims

    Shimano M475 disc hubs + Sun Ditchwitch Disc rims | Bontrager Earl 26x2.4 tires

    Tires

    Bontrager Earl 26x2.4

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