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12-29-12, 11:51 AM
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One of my latest additions to the stable, a 1974/75? Special Road Racer S10-S.
12-29-12, 12:31 PM
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I posted this bike last year after I got it. The brake hoods are torn and need to be replaced. I'm thinking about putting some aero levers on and found some on ebay for $240 dollars! Looks like they are going to be expensive to swap, any thoughts from the Fuji guys about options here.
The original levers are drilled Superbe, is an upgrade a bad thing when having a bike this old?
The original levers are drilled Superbe, is an upgrade a bad thing when having a bike this old?
https://www.renehersestore.com/servle...od-pair/Detail
They'll fit your levers well enough for $23.
The Superbe non-aero levers take Campy NR/SR pattern hoods....you could use Campy as well
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12-29-12, 07:31 PM
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I used these...
Dia Compe 204 Brake Hoods.
12-30-12, 10:02 AM
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Got a PM but couldn't reply, not enough posts yet, thought I would post up here.
This one is a keeper, check out my post about how I found it! https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post13769846
I ride a 57cm and I couldn't believe this "find" is exactly my size! I had a S10-S back in the day,same color as the one above. This Newest is way cool. Thanks for the interest though, I plan on doing a mild restoration this winter on it.
Originally Posted by flash2070
Hi Cyp, please let me know if you would ever consider selling that Fuji bike, or maybe a trade? What size you you ride to keep that in mind? Thanks for your time and consideration. I appreciate it! Thank you!
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This one is a keeper, check out my post about how I found it! https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post13769846
I ride a 57cm and I couldn't believe this "find" is exactly my size! I had a S10-S back in the day,same color as the one above. This Newest is way cool. Thanks for the interest though, I plan on doing a mild restoration this winter on it.
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12-30-12, 10:06 AM
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12-30-12, 10:50 AM
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I'm fond of the orange as well on my '72 Newest:
But went with the red on my '73:
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But went with the red on my '73:
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12-30-12, 10:52 AM
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1981 Fuji America
Recently completed my 1981 Fuji America. I picked this up from a flipper who got it from the original owner, his Pastor. Notice the original TrimLine tires, pump and bottle still on from when it was new, I always love those touches. I will be riding this on a fairly regular basis now that photos are complete, and after I true the wheels and change the tires. I did take it out for about 10 miles as-is; notice cracking in tires, yikes! Rides wonderful though and fits my 6'5" frame very well.
P.S. Yes, I love catalog correct, down to the reflectors and dork disc.
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I LOVE old Fujis!!
Mine's a 2003 League; one of Fuji's last generation of traditional steel frames. Of course they're nowhere near as lovely as the older lugged ones, but I did a little research on these and found out they were actually subcontracted to Toyo and built in their Taiwan shop, the same one that builds frames for Rivendell. The welds are clean and the ride is nimble & responsive, a true hidden gem.
I'd pretty much kill for a 1990 Black Ace or a red & white '89 Club; they turn up on eBay & CL every so often, but they're always sold by the time I spot the ads!
Mine's a 2003 League; one of Fuji's last generation of traditional steel frames. Of course they're nowhere near as lovely as the older lugged ones, but I did a little research on these and found out they were actually subcontracted to Toyo and built in their Taiwan shop, the same one that builds frames for Rivendell. The welds are clean and the ride is nimble & responsive, a true hidden gem.
I'd pretty much kill for a 1990 Black Ace or a red & white '89 Club; they turn up on eBay & CL every so often, but they're always sold by the time I spot the ads!
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01-06-13, 08:58 AM
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Recently completed my 1981 Fuji America. I picked this up from a flipper who got it from the original owner, his Pastor. Notice the original TrimLine tires, pump and bottle still on from when it was new, I always love those touches. I will be riding this on a fairly regular basis now that photos are complete, and after I true the wheels and change the tires. I did take it out for about 10 miles as-is; notice cracking in tires, yikes! Rides wonderful though and fits my 6'5" frame very well.
P.S. Yes, I love catalog correct, down to the reflectors and dork disc.
P.S. Yes, I love catalog correct, down to the reflectors and dork disc.
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01-06-13, 09:00 AM
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I LOVE old Fujis!!
Mine's a 2003 League; one of Fuji's last generation of traditional steel frames. Of course they're nowhere near as lovely as the older lugged ones, but I did a little research on these and found out they were actually subcontracted to Toyo and built in their Taiwan shop, the same one that builds frames for Rivendell. The welds are clean and the ride is nimble & responsive, a true hidden gem.
I'd pretty much kill for a 1990 Black Ace or a red & white '89 Club; they turn up on eBay & CL every so often, but they're always sold by the time I spot the ads!
Mine's a 2003 League; one of Fuji's last generation of traditional steel frames. Of course they're nowhere near as lovely as the older lugged ones, but I did a little research on these and found out they were actually subcontracted to Toyo and built in their Taiwan shop, the same one that builds frames for Rivendell. The welds are clean and the ride is nimble & responsive, a true hidden gem.
I'd pretty much kill for a 1990 Black Ace or a red & white '89 Club; they turn up on eBay & CL every so often, but they're always sold by the time I spot the ads!
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01-06-13, 09:19 AM
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Beautiful! These were classic the day they came ashore.
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I LOVE old Fujis!!
Mine's a 2003 League; one of Fuji's last generation of traditional steel frames. Of course they're nowhere near as lovely as the older lugged ones, but I did a little research on these and found out they were actually subcontracted to Toyo and built in their Taiwan shop, the same one that builds frames for Rivendell. The welds are clean and the ride is nimble & responsive, a true hidden gem.
I'd pretty much kill for a 1990 Black Ace or a red & white '89 Club; they turn up on eBay & CL every so often, but they're always sold by the time I spot the ads!
Mine's a 2003 League; one of Fuji's last generation of traditional steel frames. Of course they're nowhere near as lovely as the older lugged ones, but I did a little research on these and found out they were actually subcontracted to Toyo and built in their Taiwan shop, the same one that builds frames for Rivendell. The welds are clean and the ride is nimble & responsive, a true hidden gem.
I'd pretty much kill for a 1990 Black Ace or a red & white '89 Club; they turn up on eBay & CL every so often, but they're always sold by the time I spot the ads!
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01-06-13, 10:43 AM
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I'm always looking for new additions for my blog. If you have some good, clear, crisp photos of a special Fuji in your life that you're willing to share, please let me know. I love bikes with history, restorations, your first Fuji, etc. Also, pics of Fuji bottles and Fuji gear, Fujita,etc. Stories are good too. Anything that you'd like to show off.
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03-03-13, 12:27 AM
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1984 Fuji Espree, not particularly high end but I love vintage Fujis and really like the burgundy. Shimano 600 brakes and levers that was installed before I got it. I put on new bar tape, 34T chainring, and 1.25" paselas to tackle the hilly gravel roads in my area.
03-10-13, 01:27 AM
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Just landed this 1982 Team Fuji off of Craigslist this evening. Save for the tires, completely stock as far as I can tell, and in perfect working order. Replaced the saddle with a white Selle San Marco Rolls Titanio that I had picked up a couple of weeks ago, and I'm going to re-wrap the bars to match soon.
Now, I've just got to get the hang of riding a proper road bike after not having been on one this side of middle school...
Edit: Just shy of two months down the road, here she is in her current form, now that a few of the kinks have been worked out.
Now, I've just got to get the hang of riding a proper road bike after not having been on one this side of middle school...
Edit: Just shy of two months down the road, here she is in her current form, now that a few of the kinks have been worked out.
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04-02-13, 10:58 PM
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Very nice! I believe I saw this floating around CL in the Bay Area for a while. Looks like a very nice vintage Fuji indeed. Also, nice to see a local Fuji enthusiast!
Just landed this 1982 Team Fuji off of Craigslist this evening. Save for the tires, completely stock as far as I can tell, and in perfect working order. Replaced the saddle with a white Selle San Marco Rolls Titanio that I had picked up a couple of weeks ago, and I'm going to re-wrap the bars to match soon.
Now, I've just got to get the hang of riding a proper road bike after not having been on one this side of middle school...
Now, I've just got to get the hang of riding a proper road bike after not having been on one this side of middle school...
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'84 club fuji
i really like it. a lot of fun to build up. now one of my better bikes. stiff and responsive. just a joy to ride.
i really like it. a lot of fun to build up. now one of my better bikes. stiff and responsive. just a joy to ride.
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Love Fuji, love this thread. So many beautiful bikes!
04-03-13, 06:08 AM
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Great looking Club, plus the photography is terrific too. Have any more photos?
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thanks, scott -- i'll work on some more photos, as i want to take it out on a longer ride with camera in tow...
