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Old 11-06-10, 08:02 PM
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1985 Team Fuji measurements needed

I have a 85 Team Fuji frameset that came with no components. Redoing the bike is going to be my winter project. I don't own calipers and need to know what diameter seat post, and what size clamp I need for the front derailleur.

The bike came OEM with a Sugino Mighty SP-KC seat post and Sun Tour Superbe derailleurs.

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99.99% sure 28.6mm for the FD. Seatpost is likely 26.6mm or 26.8mm.
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Try this:

https://classicfuji.com/0_Cat_Cvr_Home.htm
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The seat post on my 85 Team says "26.4". I'm not sure if it's original, but it fits perfectly.
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If we are speculating, Sheldon's seat post database has a 1985 Fuji League at 26.8mm. Both are quad butted Valite frames for what it's worth, with Sugino SP-KC posts, though not Mighty for the League.
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cheap vernier calipers are less than $10....
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Catalogs rarely seem to have the minutiae. The 1988 Schwinn catalog is the most detailed I've seen recently, with seat post diameter and stuff like stem lengths/bar widths and crank lengths for the different sizes.
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Originally Posted by merlin55
cheap vernier calipers are less than $10....
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Thanks guys.

And, I guess this is a good time to stop at Harbor Freight...again.
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Originally Posted by tugrul
If we are speculating, Sheldon's seat post database has a 1985 Fuji League at 26.8mm. Both are quad butted Valite frames for what it's worth, with Sugino SP-KC posts, though not Mighty for the League.
Correction. The two bikes have different main tubes. The Team is quad butted chromoly, and yes I can verify that. The league is quad butted Valite and there is a difference.
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Originally Posted by roccobike
The Team is quad butted chromoly,
I concur.

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I have the same bike in original configuration. Actual measurement of SP-KC seat post = 26.54 . Actual measurement of seat tube = 28.7 . The Superbe derailleur is an endless band type mount. Hope this helps.
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Confirmed, my seatpost @ 26.4 is NOT original, but it fits perfectly. I'll bet it was 26.6, and the previous owner changed it.
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Originally Posted by cb400bill
Thanks guys.

And, I guess this is a good time to stop at Harbor Freight...again.
A tip: They don't always mark down the prices in the store to the internet prices, but if you print out the prices from their website, they will honor them (at least at the HF I go to).
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Originally Posted by roccobike
Correction. The two bikes have different main tubes.
Shoot, my eye must have glazed over a line to the capitalized VALite in the specifications.
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I have the exact same frameset, 85 Team in blue and yellow.
The seatpost I currently use is 26.6 mm and it fits perfectly. I also tried 26.8 mm but the post would not go into the seat tube.
The seat tube diameter is the common 28.6 mm as other indicated.

What kind of shifter are you using on the single aero-shifter braze-on?
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Originally Posted by hhliao
What kind of shifter are you using on the single aero-shifter braze-on?
This SunTour Symmetric. Why?

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Originally Posted by cb400bill
This SunTour Symmetric. Why?

I am trying to get 7 speed index working on mine. The most elegant route seems to be using one of these adapters:

https://https://velobase.com/velobase.com/ViewComponent.aspx?ID=e4216060-adf8-44a3-8b9a-1570455057be

But I have not found one on ebay for the past year.
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