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Old 11-13-14 | 05:16 PM
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Let me begin by stating that I have looked at the classic Fuji site in an attempt to decode this number; I have a Royale in metallic brown that has a serial number of 79B01010. The "7" stamping does not have the top portion of the digit, but I'm pretty sure that is the number. Any thoughts?
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Got any photos? It might be easier to ID by the components, decals, and paint than by the serial.
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My Royale has the number FJ926867 assigned to it , kind of odd that your number is a much different format. They do state on the Fuji site that there are five formats .
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Per T-Mar's excellent Fuji serial number thread, I'd say your bike serial number of 79B01010 indicates your bike was the 1010th Fuji bike made in February of 1979.

SERIAL NUMBERS 1976-1978*:

Serial number format YYXZZZZZ where:

YY = two numbers indicating the year of production
X = a letter, indicating the calendar month of manufacturer (A = January, B = February, C = March, etc)
ZZZZZ = a five digit number sequence, probably indicating frame number during month

Example: 77B13425 indicates the 14.425th frame manufactured during February 1977.
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Old 11-14-14 | 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted by cb400bill
Per T-Mar's excellent Fuji serial number thread, I'd say your bike serial number of 79B01010 indicates your bike was the 1010th Fuji bike made in February of 1979.

SERIAL NUMBERS 1976-1978*:

Serial number format YYXZZZZZ where:

YY = two numbers indicating the year of production
X = a letter, indicating the calendar month of manufacturer (A = January, B = February, C = March, etc)
ZZZZZ = a five digit number sequence, probably indicating frame number during month

Example: 77B13425 indicates the 14.425th frame manufactured during February 1977.
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I think you nailed it. Thanks. From the color, I knew it was either a '79 or '80, but the number format was throwing me off.
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I'm always looking for an excuse to post a photo of my '79 Royale, the one that started it all for me with Fuji ..



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Love it Scott. Your Royale looks like the twin to mine. I got started with Fuji back in 1971 when my wife and I bought two S-10-S Special Road Racers. A couple of years ago I found a 1976? Fuji Finest that is a long term project (it is really too small for me, so it's on the back burner). I have a soft spot in my heart for Japanese bikes of that era.
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