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12-21-11, 09:37 PM
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Here is my Team Fuji in my living room, thanks to my good friend Scott for the facilitation, and 4Rings6Stars for selling me the bike! It is a real beauty, and a joy to ride. Right above it, is my 72-73 Fuji The Finest that my other good Friend Mark gave to me. Thanks again Mark for your kind generousity. I sincerely appreciate it. I'm waiting for the right components to come along to rebuild The Finest. :-)
Originally Posted by Scottryder
I hope it's current owner doesn't mind me posting photos of his Team that I took during the facilitation process. Thanks to 4Rings6Stars for making it all happen.
All original, practically unridden:
More photos on my blog:
http://vintagefuji.posterous.com/jus...1982-fuji-team
Scott
All original, practically unridden:
More photos on my blog:
http://vintagefuji.posterous.com/jus...1982-fuji-team
Scott
12-24-11, 02:05 PM
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I installed some bullhorns on the Royale.
01-26-12, 08:08 AM
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Fuji Newest
Just found the site after picking up this beauty. Driving around in a neighborhood where I work, saw this bike leaning against a post, thought it had a for sale sign on it, not the case, it was free for the taking. I put some new tires on to take it for a spin, plan on doing a restoration when I have the time. Serial # is hard to read, think it's a 71 / 72 model.
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01-26-12, 08:38 AM
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wow, talk about finding a Fuji waaay up the food chain! Congratulations!
http://www.classicfuji.com/1972_02_Newest_PageB.htm
And my '74:
Scott
http://www.classicfuji.com/1972_02_Newest_PageB.htm
And my '74:
Scott
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01-26-12, 08:51 AM
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The orange bar tape caught my eye, then the take the bike note. My first bike in college was a Fuji S-10, cool to have found this beauty.
01-26-12, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by cyp
Just found the site after picking up this beauty. Driving around in a neighborhood where I work, saw this bike leaning against a post, thought it had a for sale sign on it, not the case, it was free for the taking. I put some new tires on to take it for a spin, plan on doing a restoration when I have the time. Serial # is hard to read, think it's a 71 / 72 model.
Wow!, that is an amazing find...
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01-26-12, 09:32 AM
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Awesome find! I love. New Orleans. Got married there a year and a half ago. Tons of bikes.
What components are on your racer?
What components are on your racer?
01-26-12, 09:58 AM
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Behold!
01-26-12, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted by ScottRyder
wow, talk about finding a Fuji waaay up the food chain! Congratulations!
http://www.classicfuji.com/1972_02_Newest_PageB.htm
And my '74:
Scott
http://www.classicfuji.com/1972_02_Newest_PageB.htm
And my '74:
Scott
01-26-12, 10:11 AM
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Behold!
01-26-12, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted by blilrat
Simply gorgeous! Did you take a time machine and bring this back with you?
01-26-12, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by khatfull
No, he waited on the FedEx truck that brought the package from me!
The Finest was part of Keith's catch-and-release program!
01-26-12, 01:09 PM
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Wow, now there's a group of Newests!
01-26-12, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Drummerboy1975
Awesome find! I love. New Orleans. Got married there a year and a half ago. Tons of bikes.
What components are on your racer?
What components are on your racer?
Overall the bike is in great condition, brake hoods are dried out and ugly, I replaced the tires so I could ride it after the find, fits me almost perfect. I'm going to try one day to knock on the door of the home where the bike was to see if there might be anymore hidden treasures locked up.
01-26-12, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by cyp
Suntour Superbe drive, shifter and brake components, Cinelli bar and stem, Sugino pedals w/toe clips, Ambrosio 19 Extra rims, Campy Record hubs, Campagnolo cable guide @ downtube/BB is way cool. Sugino seat post with what looks to be an newer style Cycle Pro saddle.
Overall the bike is in great condition, brake hoods are dried out and ugly, I replaced the tires so I could ride it after the find, fits me almost perfect. I'm going to try one day to knock on the door of the home where the bike was to see if there might be anymore hidden treasures locked up.
Overall the bike is in great condition, brake hoods are dried out and ugly, I replaced the tires so I could ride it after the find, fits me almost perfect. I'm going to try one day to knock on the door of the home where the bike was to see if there might be anymore hidden treasures locked up.
01-26-12, 08:13 PM
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Love my fuji touring series 4.
01-26-12, 09:06 PM
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Picked this up recently - CL bargain. 1989 Saratoga. I've since cleaned it up, cleaned and regreased all the bearings, and borrowed a seat post and seat from another bike. Just waiting on some new tires/tubes and it will be back on the road.
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01-26-12, 10:03 PM
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congrats, cyp. brb going for a drive 
01-26-12, 10:29 PM
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I get to add another to the club. I think my Touring III is in here somewhere.
83 Opus III. Unfortunately its missing its original crank and Gold rims. It also has some rust that I need to address. 105 SC crank on it while I look for a Super Mighty (what it came with) or SuperBe. Think I will give Tubulars a try. for a while. The tires are WAY old on it but I have done a few miles on it. Think I'll pick up some fresh tires and try my hand at mounting them.
83 Opus III. Unfortunately its missing its original crank and Gold rims. It also has some rust that I need to address. 105 SC crank on it while I look for a Super Mighty (what it came with) or SuperBe. Think I will give Tubulars a try. for a while. The tires are WAY old on it but I have done a few miles on it. Think I'll pick up some fresh tires and try my hand at mounting them.
01-27-12, 07:42 AM
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^ That's a beauty Grim.
Never give up that saddle or maroon cable housing! Or the Hatta Swan headset if it's still there.
Scott
Never give up that saddle or maroon cable housing! Or the Hatta Swan headset if it's still there.
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01-27-12, 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by ScottRyder
^ That's a beauty Grim.
Never give up that saddle or maroon cable housing! Or the Hatta Swan headset if it's still there.
Scott
Never give up that saddle or maroon cable housing! Or the Hatta Swan headset if it's still there.
Scott
Any idea who has bar tape thats the right shade and hoods that would be closer to correct?
Ohh yeah I also picked up a AD SLE recently but its REAL rough.
01-27-12, 08:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Chrome Molly
Love my fuji touring series 4.
01-28-12, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by Grim
Has Superbe head set and I think its original.
Any idea who has bar tape thats the right shade and hoods that would be closer to correct?
Ohh yeah I also picked up a AD SLE recently but its REAL rough.
Any idea who has bar tape thats the right shade and hoods that would be closer to correct?
Ohh yeah I also picked up a AD SLE recently but its REAL rough.
Newbaums makes a great maroon cloth tape, thicker and softer than the original. What brake hoods are on there now?
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01-29-12, 11:27 AM
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Yep, couldn't decide between my extra tall, and extra-extra tall stems for the touring bike
Originally Posted by cb400bill
Nice bike. I just hope you have an extra long stem on there.
01-29-12, 01:24 PM
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'77 Fuji Sports 10 I got for $60 off of craigslist. Guy converted it to a SS but left the double on and just kept it on the smaller cog, along with the casette. All he did was just remove the derailleurs. Whatever. Not a big deal because I wanted it as a SS.
Now, after a month with it, new crank/BB/freewheel, new wheels, new bar tape, panaracer RidMo's (700x25), new chain, general cleaning, and WILL get new pedals (w/toe clips), probably Monday.
Now, after a month with it, new crank/BB/freewheel, new wheels, new bar tape, panaracer RidMo's (700x25), new chain, general cleaning, and WILL get new pedals (w/toe clips), probably Monday.
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