EVO owner looking to buy a fit..few questions
EVO owner looking to buy a fit..few questions
In the market for a used fit, haven't made up my mind on which generation yet though. At a high level what is the biggest difference of the two other then looks and the rear seat folding up? Anyone fit a 29er MTB in the back with the seat folded down w/ one wheel off? Can't believe the used prices of the GDs are close to new selling price
I'm not looking to mod...yet, I have an EVO X for that speed junkie in me. I just need something without the 91octane and 18MPG

I'm not looking to mod...yet, I have an EVO X for that speed junkie in me. I just need something without the 91octane and 18MPG
More room in 09+ for cargo and passengers, a little more power. More amenities.
First Gen is a little more nimble apparantly, i've never driven one, just noticed how small they are compared to mine when I pull up next to them on the street. If you want to mod, there's more available.
For you (with a toy already in the garage) I think 09+ makes more sense given the selling prices of the first gen.
What's a 29er MTB?
First Gen is a little more nimble apparantly, i've never driven one, just noticed how small they are compared to mine when I pull up next to them on the street. If you want to mod, there's more available.
For you (with a toy already in the garage) I think 09+ makes more sense given the selling prices of the first gen.
What's a 29er MTB?
thanks for the input. I'm 6'1 so more room is good. Price of a decent milage Sport GD is 9-10k, price of a 09' GE is 11-13k.
Normal mt bikes are 26" wheels, the new generation of Mt bikes are 29" wheels (same size as a road bike) aka 29er
Normal mt bikes are 26" wheels, the new generation of Mt bikes are 29" wheels (same size as a road bike) aka 29er
not really interested in a swap, being in CA its real PITA to do or worried about it getting jacked. It would be easier/cheaper just to get the RSX-S and gut the crap outta it. Or just put the 10k into my EVO
If I do mod, it would be pretty much aesthetics. Drop, fatter wheel if they fit
and carbon bits

If I do mod, it would be pretty much aesthetics. Drop, fatter wheel if they fit
and carbon bits
I really can't comment on the GD, because I've never seen one up close. I honestly see very few of them on the roads here, but I see at least 3-5 GE's every day.
That probably explains the GD resale value.
As for the GE, there is a ton of room when the seats are folded. I was actually quite surprised. In all honesty, I have never used the vertical seat thing, and think its more of a gimmick.
You should take your bike with you when looking at cars, and see if it fits. That the best way to decide.
That probably explains the GD resale value.
As for the GE, there is a ton of room when the seats are folded. I was actually quite surprised. In all honesty, I have never used the vertical seat thing, and think its more of a gimmick.
You should take your bike with you when looking at cars, and see if it fits. That the best way to decide.
Well, one thing to consider is that the first gen fit was on sale in Japan since 2001, so the design of the car is a good deal older than the second gen. That said, the first gen will probably deliver more smiles in the road feel and handling department. The GE is very capable though.
or how about mine... all stock but the mugen kit 
https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...mugen-kit.html

https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...mugen-kit.html
Nice evo! You won't go wrong with either generations. They both have their own +/-. Good resale value on used fits so if you buy one and decide that you don't like it, you won't loose too much money.
I think it's hard generalize that any 29er will fit in the back upright with one seat folded down.
Take your 29er to the Honda dealer and see if it will fit the way you want it to. I have a 52 cm road bike that fits just fine, but a friend's 58 cm will not fit (without taking saddle off) standing up with a wheel taken off.
I think it's hard generalize that any 29er will fit in the back upright with one seat folded down.
Take your 29er to the Honda dealer and see if it will fit the way you want it to. I have a 52 cm road bike that fits just fine, but a friend's 58 cm will not fit (without taking saddle off) standing up with a wheel taken off.
Nice evo! You won't go wrong with either generations. They both have their own +/-. Good resale value on used fits so if you buy one and decide that you don't like it, you won't loose too much money.
I think it's hard generalize that any 29er will fit in the back upright with one seat folded down.
Take your 29er to the Honda dealer and see if it will fit the way you want it to. I have a 52 cm road bike that fits just fine, but a friend's 58 cm will not fit (without taking saddle off) standing up with a wheel taken off.
I think it's hard generalize that any 29er will fit in the back upright with one seat folded down.
Take your 29er to the Honda dealer and see if it will fit the way you want it to. I have a 52 cm road bike that fits just fine, but a friend's 58 cm will not fit (without taking saddle off) standing up with a wheel taken off.





