Bicycle type
Conditions of Use
Kids'
Designed for kids with bolt-on type wheels
Smaller high-performance bicycles equipped with quick-release wheels are covered under the appropriate "adult" bicycle types.
Trailerbike
Child's bicycle designed to be towed behind an adult's bicycle.
Road
"Drop" handlebar, road caliper brakes, and 700c or 650c wheel diameter with 25c or thinner tires.
Not designed for carrying loads.
Track
"Drop" handlebar, road caliper brakes, 700c wheel diameter with 25c or thinner tires, and one-speed or fixed gear. No derailleurs.
Not designed for carrying loads.
Hybrid
"Flat" handlebar with 700c wheels like a road bicycle.
Cross
Road bicycle, except with cantilever or disc brakes and tires wider than 700x25c.
With a skilled rider in mind, designed for riding off pavement
Cross country mountain
"Flat" handlebar, direct pull or disc brakes, 1.9" (48mm) or wider tires, and front suspension or light-weight full suspension.
Designed for riding on rougher surfaces.
Includes kids' mountain bikes with quick-release wheel mechanisms. Mountain bicycles with bolt-on wheels are considered kids' bikes.
All-mountain
"Flat" handlebar, disc brakes, 1.9" (48mm) or wider tires,
Fat 1.9" (48mm) or wider tires, and medium-travel (at least 4 inches/100mm) front and rear suspension.
Designed for riding on rougher surfaces.
Freeride, downhill, or hucking
Mountain bicycle, with a heavy-duty, reinforced frame and extra-strong parts.
Designed for aggressive riding on rougher surfaces.
Fisher does not make a bicycle for Condition 5 riding.
