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Fuji S12-S 18-speed Touring Bike for $100 - Too Small?

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Old 07-09-13, 07:43 PM
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Fuji S12-S 18-speed Touring Bike for $100 - Too Small?

I'm trying to find a cheap road bike but i'm 6'1". I found a Fuji S12-S 18 Speed Road Bike for $100. Is this a good price for the bike? Would this be too small?


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Hello, welcome to the forums. Yes that is too small for someone your height. you need at least a 60cm (24") or slightly larger frame.
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Your knees would top the handlebars, yes it's too small. Looks to be about a 21" frame. You'd need 25" frame in a Fuji, or 60-62 cm.
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Originally Posted by oddjob2
Your knees would top the handlebars, yes it's too small. Looks to be about a 21" frame. You'd need 25" frame in a Fuji, or 60-62 cm.
Something like this?
https://newjersey.craigslist.org/bik/3906556101.html


Looks like a 1982/1983 but what do i know.
https://classicfuji.com/DelRey_1982_Page.htm
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That one is worth checking out. Price is pretty good too.
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Yeah the yellow one looks like it'll fit you. Not an amazing bike but a decent price at $100. I'd look at it.
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