Giant RINCON 2008 VS Gary Fisher MT. TAM 1998 specs comparison
Giant Rincon
General Infos| Model | Rincon |
| Manufacturer | Giant |
| Year of production | 2008 |
| Current price | Check price Here ==> |
| Color choice |
-Anthracite and Black |
| Sizes |
- 14 (inches) - 16 (inches) - 18 (inches) - 20 (inches) - 22 (inches) |
| Sizes |
- 14 (inches) - 16 (inches) - 18 (inches) - 20 (inches) - 22 (inches) |
Wheels And Breaking System
| Bike front tire | Rear: 26 X 2.1 (inches) Kenda Nevegal Front: 26 X 2.1 (inches) Kenda Blue Groove |
| Bike rear tire | Not Available |
| Bike wheel size | 26 (inches) Wheels |
| Brakeset type | Shimano EF-50 Levers Tektro IO Brakes |
| Hubs for disc brakes | Alloy Disc |
| Rims manufacturer | 32-hole Alloy Double Wall |
| Spoke nipples type | Not Available |
| Spoke wheel | Stainless Steel |
Frame and Body Specs
| Frame materials | ALUXX Aluminum |
| Frame type | TIG-welded |
| Handlebar construction | Alloy Riser |
| Handlebar extender | Optional |
| Handlebar stem details | Alloy 31.8 |
| Headset size | 1 1/8 (inches) Threadless |
Gearing Specifications
| Bicycle chain | KMC Z72 |
| Bottom bracket shell width | Not Available |
| Bottom bracket type | Cartridge |
| Crankset parts and sizes | 22/32/42 Teeth TruVativ ISOFlow 3.0 |
| Gear shift levers | Shimano EF-50 |
| Rear gear set | 11 - 32 Teeth 8-speed |
Giant Rincon Fork System Data
| Derailleur (Front) | Shimano Acera |
| Derailleur (Rear) | Shimano Alivio |
| Fork material | Single Crown Steel and aluminum |
| Fork type | 100 (millimeters) Travel SR Suntour XCM |
Other Specs of Giant Rincon
| Component group sets | Mountain Mix |
| Pedals details | Alloy Platform |
| Rear shock absorber | Not Available |
| Saddle seat | Unity Speed Groove |
| Seat post extension | 30.9 (millimeters) Diameter Alloy |
Gary Fisher Mt. Tam
General Infos| Model | Mt. Tam |
| Manufacturer | Gary Fisher |
| Year of production | 1998 |
| Current price | Check price Here ==> |
| Color choice |
-Mango |
| Sizes |
- Extra small - Small - Medium - Large - Extra large |
Wheels And Breaking System
| Bike front tire | Rear: 26 X 1.95 (inches) WTB VelociRaptor 44/50 Kevlar Front: 26 X 1.95 (inches) WTB VelociRaptor Kevlar |
| Bike rear tire | Not Available |
| Bike wheel size | 26 (inches) Wheels |
| Brakeset type | Avid SD-1.9 L Levers Avid 1D-20 Brakes |
| Hubs for disc brakes | Mavic Crossland |
| Rims manufacturer | 26-hole and 28-hole Mavic Crossland |
| Spoke nipples type | Alloy Nipples |
| Spoke wheel | 2.0 (millimeters) Double-butted Mavic Stainless Steel |
Frame and Body Specs
| Frame materials | Fisher Genesis Aluminum With Replaceable Derailleur Hanger |
| Frame type | TIG-welded |
| Handlebar construction | Bontrager Comp |
| Handlebar extender | Fisher Batter Fried Fishfins |
| Handlebar stem details | Bontrager Aluminum |
| Headset size | 1 1/8 (inches) Threadless WTB Grease Guard |
Gearing Specifications
| Bicycle chain | 1/2 X 3/32 (inches) Sachs PC-41 |
| Bottom bracket shell width | 73 (millimeters) English |
| Bottom bracket type | 113 (millimeters) Spindle Shimano BB-UN52 |
| Crankset parts and sizes | 20/32/42 Teeth Sugino Mighty 700 |
| Gear shift levers | Shimano Deore XT RapidFire SL |
| Rear gear set | 11 - 30 Teeth 8-speed |
Gary Fisher Mt. Tam Fork System Data
| Derailleur (Front) | Top-pull Shimano Deore LX Top-swing |
| Derailleur (Rear) | Shimano XTR SGS |
| Fork material | Triple-clamp Crown Aluminum and magnesium |
| Fork type | Answer Manitou SX-R |
Other Specs of Gary Fisher Mt. Tam
| Component group sets | Mountain Mix |
| Pedals details | ICON Clipless |
| Rear shock absorber | Not Available |
| Saddle seat | Chromoly Rails WTB SSTX |
| Seat post extension | 27.2 (millimeters) Diameter Bontrager Comp |
Useful links and guides ....
- To know more about this exacte bike, Giant provided us with the latest version of its Rincon bike manual
- Find All parts, tires and accessories of Giant Rincon Mountain bike here
- Get your Gary Fisher Mt. Tam manual book version yo know further about this bike
- Saddles, tires And mechanical parts for Gary Fisher Mt. Tam Mountain bike here