Gary Fisher Serial Numbers

Gary Fisher the man and Gary Fisher the bike company are hard to separate. The Fisher name has become synonymous with the history and evolution of mountain biking. And for good reason: Gary Fisher was on the ground floor in the early days of the legendary “Repack” race down the hillsides of Marin County, California in the mid-1970s.

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Not now Testimonials • • • • • • • • Law enforcement appreciates NBR “We’ve doubled the amount of bikes we return since using the NBR service.” --Inspector Greg Ovanessian, San Francisco Police Department “We run every bike we touch through the NBR database-whether it has a label or not. If it’s in there, we’ll get it back.” --Tess Waters, Las Vegas Metro Police Department \'I would like to thank you for your assistance with the recovery of a stolen mountain bike. A \'Gary Fisher\' MT bike was taken in a burglary and ditched because the offender\'(s) could not fully remove the village bicycle license. I noticed the \'National Bike Registry\' decal next to the serial number and through your assistance we were able to identify and return the bike to its owner.

With the Login and password you provided, we will start checking to see if the bikes are on file with the national Bike Registry and if so,hopefully make the arrests and return the bikes to their proper owner. The suspects of the various burglaries, including the one involving the \'Gary Fisher\' MT.

Bike were stopped the night of the burglary by Northwestern Campus Police. The bicycles they were riding were run through the state computer. The bikes were not yet reported stolen. When our department entered the bikes as stolen, our Telecommunicator noticed the bikes were previously run. The investigation still continues and arrests to follow shortly. Needless to say if they were on the Gary Fisher Mountain bike, using our new login and password, we possibly could have made the arrest running the serial number through your data base.” Thanks again for all your help. Betz, Wilmette Police Department, IL “I tell people that it’s not enough to register your bike with your local police department.

Gary Fisher the man and Gary Fisher the bike company are hard to separate. The Fisher name has become synonymous with the history and evolution of mountain biking. And for good reason: Gary Fisher was on the ground floor in the early days of the legendary “Repack” race down the hillsides of Marin County, California in the mid-1970s.

• Tell us some more • Upload in Progress • Upload failed. Please upload a file larger than 100x100 pixels • We are experiencing some problems, please try again. • You can only upload files of type PNG, JPG, or JPEG. • You can only upload files of type 3GP, 3GPP, MP4, MOV, AVI, MPG, MPEG, or RM.

• You can only upload photos smaller than 5 MB. • You can only upload videos smaller than 600MB. • You can only upload a photo (png, jpg, jpeg) or a video (3gp, 3gpp, mp4, mov, avi, mpg, mpeg, rm). • You can only upload a photo or a video. • Video should be smaller than 600mb/5 minutes • Photo should be smaller than 5mb • You can only upload a photo.

Not now Testimonials • • • • • • • • Law enforcement appreciates NBR “We’ve doubled the amount of bikes we return since using the NBR service.” --Inspector Greg Ovanessian, San Francisco Police Department “We run every bike we touch through the NBR database-whether it has a label or not. If it’s in there, we’ll get it back.” --Tess Waters, Las Vegas Metro Police Department \'I would like to thank you for your assistance with the recovery of a stolen mountain bike. A \'Gary Fisher\' MT bike was taken in a burglary and ditched because the offender\'(s) could not fully remove the village bicycle license. I noticed the \'National Bike Registry\' decal next to the serial number and through your assistance we were able to identify and return the bike to its owner.

With the Login and password you provided, we will start checking to see if the bikes are on file with the national Bike Registry and if so,hopefully make the arrests and return the bikes to their proper owner. The suspects of the various burglaries, including the one involving the \'Gary Fisher\' MT.

Bike were stopped the night of the burglary by Northwestern Campus Police. The bicycles they were riding were run through the state computer. The bikes were not yet reported stolen. When our department entered the bikes as stolen, our Telecommunicator noticed the bikes were previously run. The investigation still continues and arrests to follow shortly. Needless to say if they were on the Gary Fisher Mountain bike, using our new login and password, we possibly could have made the arrest running the serial number through your data base.” Thanks again for all your help. Betz, Wilmette Police Department, IL “I tell people that it’s not enough to register your bike with your local police department.