Fuji Olympic S&S Series
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Fuji Olympic S&S Series
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Does anyone have a Fuji catalog or know anything about a vintage Fuji Olympic, when it was made and how many types etc. I can't find much info on it though.
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Does anyone have a Fuji catalog or know anything about a vintage Fuji Olympic, when it was made and how many types etc. I can't find much info on it though.
Thanks
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Link to photos: https://www.bikeforums.net/g/user/535988
This looks to be Asian market model, with which I'm not familiar. However, the serial number should provide the exact frame manufactured date.
This looks to be Asian market model, with which I'm not familiar. However, the serial number should provide the exact frame manufactured date.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure Olympic was a series name used in the Japan domestic market way back when, and likely was also exported to local Asian markets. USA spec was entirely different than Japanese domestic spec.
I have dim memories of looking through a domestic Japanese-language catalog in the early '80s, surprised at how many "Olympic" bikes were in the line, and also how different the bikes, and therefore the market, were from the US. They might have used Olympic on all the road performance, non-touring models.
I have dim memories of looking through a domestic Japanese-language catalog in the early '80s, surprised at how many "Olympic" bikes were in the line, and also how different the bikes, and therefore the market, were from the US. They might have used Olympic on all the road performance, non-touring models.
Link to photos: https://www.bikeforums.net/g/user/535988
This looks to be Asian market model, with which I'm not familiar. However, the serial number should provide the exact frame manufactured date.
This looks to be Asian market model, with which I'm not familiar. However, the serial number should provide the exact frame manufactured date.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure Olympic was a series name used in the Japan domestic market way back when, and likely was also exported to local Asian markets. USA spec was entirely different than Japanese domestic spec.
I have dim memories of looking through a domestic Japanese-language catalog in the early '80s, surprised at how many "Olympic" bikes were in the line, and also how different the bikes, and therefore the market, were from the US. They might have used Olympic on all the road performance, non-touring models.
I have dim memories of looking through a domestic Japanese-language catalog in the early '80s, surprised at how many "Olympic" bikes were in the line, and also how different the bikes, and therefore the market, were from the US. They might have used Olympic on all the road performance, non-touring models.