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Everything Ebykr holds on Fuji: four articles, a Timeline of 28 dated events from 1899 to 2026 and 24 documents in the archive.

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Guides 1

Guide

How to Identify and Date a Vintage Fuji

Date a vintage Fuji from the serial number stamped with its build month and year, then confirm it against the model, decals, components and catalogs.

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Timeline 1

Timeline

Fuji: A Timeline of a Japanese Bicycle Pioneer

A timeline of Fuji from a Tokyo import house of 1899 through a wartime renaming, three Olympics, the S10-S and Valite to two bankruptcies and new owners.

28 dated events1899 to 2026

Build sheets 1

Build sheet

Tech Specs: 1970s Team Fuji Track

The build sheet of a 1970s Team Fuji track bike in Fuji 331 double butted tubing, from the Japanese track parts bin: Nitto, Sugino, Suzue, Araya and HKK.

16 photographs1 min read

In the archive24 Fuji documents, read whole and page by page: 22 catalogs and two advertisementsOpen the archive

Across Ebykr

Where Fuji is named outside its own pages: nine articles and three archive documents from three other makers.

Articles 9

The articles that name Fuji most often first.

  1. How to Identify and Date a Vintage Bianchi

    …Timeline. The Ebykr Identify and Date series also covers Schwinn, Peugeot, Raleigh, Fuji and Reynolds tubing, with every guide gathered on the Identify and Date hub. Article Sources (Click to Expand)+…

    GuideNamed once

  2. Cycles Mercier History: The Ultimate Guide from Méca Dural to Poulidor

    …production from Asia and the technological dominance of Japanese components. Think Fuji, Miyata and Nishiki, with their outstanding value, proportional sizing and cotterless cranks. Think Shimano and…

    HistoryNamed once

  3. Tullio Campagnolo: The Legend, the Patents and the Record

    …Paramount with Weinmann brakes and "Campagnolo available at extra cost." In 1981, even Fuji, whose range ran on SunTour and Sugino, offered a special-order Professional with the full Super Record group and in…

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  4. Campagnolo History: A Timeline of Key Patent, Product and Racing Events

    …1978 catalog lists its touring Paramount with "Campagnolo available at extra cost," Fuji offered a special-order Professional with the full Super Record group in 1981 and in 1982 Campagnolo's sponsorship of…

    TimelineNamed once

  5. How to Identify and Date a Vintage Schwinn

    …Timeline. The Ebykr Identify and Date series also covers Bianchi, Raleigh, Peugeot, Fuji and Pierce, with every guide gathered on the Identify and Date hub. Article Sources (Click to Expand)+ · Bob Hufford…

    GuideNamed once

  6. Schwinn: An American Giant and Its Hand-Built Lightweights

    …with Japanese components weighed less and rode better than the Schwinn equivalents. Fuji and Panasonic built reputations on exactly that combination of quality, price and current design, and by 1975 the…

    HistoryNamed once

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  1. Legnano: The Warrior's Wheels

    …The Warrior's Wheels — Cinelli has it familiar crest, Colnago its ace of clubs, Fuji its stylized mountain, Raleigh its phoenix and Schwinn its four-point star -- but Legnano may be the only bicycle…

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  2. How to Identify and Date a Vintage Motobécane

    …Identify and Date series also covers Peugeot, Motobécane's great French rival, Raleigh, Fuji and Reynolds tubing, with every guide gathered on the Identify and Date hub. Article Sources (Click to Expand)+…

    GuideNamed once

  3. Goëland: Soaring To Lofty Heights

    …few small builders are able to compete with monster brands like Trek or reborn favorites Fuji and Raleigh. By all accounts, Moire's bikes were and are excellent long distance rides or viable working vehicles. One…

    HistoryNamed once

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