Fuji 1987 Catalog — Edition No. 17, There’s a Fuji to Fit You, with Three Titanium Models

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MarqueFuji
TypeCatalog
Year1987
PublisherNichibei Fuji Cycle Company, Ltd.
CountryJapan
LanguageEnglish
Pages44
SourceScans by Bill Reavis, courtesy of Scott Ryder and the Classic Fuji archive.
CreditScott Ryder (Classic Fuji)
IdentifierPermalink https://classicfuji.posthaven.com/1987-fuji-catalog-no-17-edition
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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Fuji.™ Edition No. 17 There's a Fuji to fit you... COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE! To some manufacturers, how a bicycle looks is the most important factor in bike design. And to some, the price at which it sells is the most important. But at Fuji, what's of greatest importance is how the bike fits …

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— Page 1 (front cover) —
Fuji.™

Edition No. 17

[The front cover of the Fuji catalog, a snow-capped Mount Fuji drawn in white and deep maroon against a sky of radiating orange and magenta bands, with the large white “Fuji.” wordmark at lower right and the edition line beneath it. The cover is scuffed and creased, and type printed on the reverse shows faintly through the paper on the right half.]

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There’s a Fuji to fit you…

COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE!

To some manufacturers, how a bicycle looks is the most important factor in bike design. And to some, the price at which it sells is the most important. But at Fuji, what’s of greatest importance is how the bike fits and rides. At Fuji, our meticulous attention to detail, exceptionally fine finish and trendsetting technical features are really only by-products of how our bikes are designed and built.

To begin with, different people have different needs and wants. So the first thing we do is define the bike’s purpose.

• Who will use it? — Children? Adults?
• How will it be used? — For playing? As daily transportation? For light exercise? Serious recreation? Long-distance travel? Competition?
• Where will it be used? — On the street or road? Off the road? On a track?
• What is the user’s skill level? — Beginner? Experienced? Expert?

Not only does each of these factors influence what an individual needs and wants in a bicycle; so does that individual’s budget. And that is why this catalog shows 33 distinct models of Fuji bicycles . . . models that are different from each other as well as from their competition, and different in substance, not just in cosmetics.

Secondly, bicycle manufacturers really only make the bike frame, and put on it components made by a handful of specialist component makers. In fact, some bike “manufacturers” don’t build their own frames. They buy both frames and components made by others, assemble them, and put on their own brand name.

Because all bicycle manufacturers have access to the same components, the difference between the performance of one maker’s bike and another’s can come only from how the frame is designed and built, and how well the selected components work with it.

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[An introduction page with the headline “There’s a Fuji to fit you…” in white on a dark brown panel, the large Fuji wordmark at its center, above two columns of text on a cream panel inside the catalog’s silver border. There are no photographs.]

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Third, we build only Fuji brand frames and bikes. We do not supply our products to others to sell under their own name. Because of that, our engineers and production people have only one set of standards and only one loyalty: to the excellence of the Fuji brand. The highest levels of production integrity and complete consistency of materials, component specifications and production quality standards are possible only if one’s own engineers, technicians, materials buyers and quality controllers are in absolute command of each single step of the design and building of the bike. And this control is your best assurance that the Fuji you buy is much more than just “good enough.”

Fourth, we design down, not up. We start with the top of the line for each use category, and when we’ve built that model as closely to the ultimate as we can, we modify the design, through the use of less expensive components or less exotic materials, to create the models for less experienced, less wealthy or less demanding riders.

Only the components’ quality of finish, not their functional quality, is compromised to achieve the less expensive bike, and Fuji never has a feature that is there just for show or to make a model seem to be something that it is not.

Fuji is made by people who know bikes, for people who know bikes. That’s why owners, dealers and bicycle mechanics agree that Fuji bikes give maximum performance, dependability and sheer riding pleasure. Whatever you’re looking for in a bicycle, whatever your needs, there’s a Fuji to fit you!

INTRODUCING YOUR FUJI DEALER

A new bike is a considerable investment, so where you buy it is as important as what you decide to buy.

A Fuji dealer and his staff are professionals who take pride in using their technical and mechanical skills, their bicycling experience, their product knowledge and their judgment to help you get the most from your investment. Their high level of competence and dependability can increase your long-term enjoyment of bicycling.

Using his expertise to help you make the choices that best fit your needs, your authorized Fuji dealer will help you make sure that the bike you choose is the correct size for maximum performance and safety, that it has the features that fit the kind of riding you plan to do, that you select those accessories that will give you the greatest utility and enjoyment, and that your purchase fits your budget.

Once the bike and accessories have been selected, the Fuji dealer will make sure that it is assembled and fine-tuned to the very high standards of performance which Fuji America demands and of which the bike is capable.

And a Fuji dealer’s involvement with your bicycling pleasure doesn’t stop when you roll your new Fuji out the door. He and his staff want to make sure that your Fuji is properly maintained and kept in peak operating condition. And should you ever need his help, you can depend on your Fuji dealer to be there. He’s an independent businessman who has committed substantial capital, energy and knowledge to your continued enjoyment of cycling. You can count on your Fuji dealer to make sure the Fuji you buy is the best bicycle for your needs.

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[A page of running text in two columns with a color photograph of five men in gray work jackets seated at a conference table, where a silver road bicycle stands on the table behind a bare red and white frame, with saddles, a chainset, a rack and color swatches laid out before them. A whiteboard with a frame drawing and a bust stand behind the group.]

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Titanium

All three models are 100% titanium for corrosion-resistance and the best strength-to-weight ratio of any material available. Each features an oversized top tube and down tube, and is matched with world-class components for superb performance.

Titanium framesets available.

Model: Dura Ace; Sprint; Santé
Frame Sizes: Dura Ace, Sprint and Santé — 52, 55, 58, 61 cm
Frame: Dura Ace, Sprint and Santé — Titanium
Fork: Dura Ace and Sprint — Titanium; Santé — Chrome molybdenum
Handlebar: Dura Ace — NITTO Mod. 155; Sprint and Santé — NITTO B115
Stem: Dura Ace and Sprint — NITTO NTC-A; Santé — NITTO Feather
Wrap: Dura Ace, Sprint and Santé — OGK #10
Brakes: Dura Ace — SHIMANO Dura Ace; Sprint — SUNTOUR Sprint; Santé — SHIMANO 600EX
Cranks: Dura Ace — SHIMANO Dura Ace 53 × 42T; Sprint — SUNTOUR Sprint 53 × 42T; Santé — SHIMANO 600EX 53 × 42T
Derailleur: Dura Ace — Front: SHIMANO Dura Ace Rear: SHIMANO Dura Ace; Sprint — Front: SUNTOUR Sprint Rear: SUNTOUR Sprint 9000; Santé — Front: SHIMANO Santé Rear: SHIMANO Santé

Shifters: Dura Ace — SHIMANO Dura Ace SIS; Sprint — SUNTOUR Sprint AccuShift; Santé — SHIMANO Santé SIS
Cluster: Dura Ace — SHIMANO Dura Ace 12-21T 7-speed; Sprint — SUNTOUR Winner 12-21T 7-speed; Santé — SHIMANO Santé 12-21T 7-speed
Chain: Dura Ace — SHIMANO Dura Ace silver; Sprint — SUNTOUR Pro silver/black; Santé — SHIMANO 600EX silver
Pedals: Dura Ace — SHIMANO Dura Ace with toe clips & straps; Sprint — LOOK SYSTEM PP-65 white; Santé — SHIMANO 600EX with toe clips & straps
Rims: Dura Ace — ARAYA ADX-4 32° super hard; Sprint — ARAYA 16B red super hard; Santé — UKAI LA-3 700 × 25c
Hubs: Dura Ace — SHIMANO Dura Ace 32°; Sprint — SUNTOUR Sprint 32°; Santé — SHIMANO 600EX 32°
Spokes: Dura Ace — 14g stainless steel oval; Sprint — 14/15g butted stainless; Santé — 14g stainless
Tires: Dura Ace and Sprint — D’ALESSANDRO tubular; Santé — SCCR CTX 700 × 19c 125PSI
Saddle: Dura Ace — SELLA ITALIA Turbo; Sprint and Santé — SELLA ITALIA Mundialita
Seat Pillar: Dura Ace — SUGINO SP-OC; Sprint and Santé — SUGINO SP-KD

Accessories: Dura Ace — Toe clips & straps, water bottle/cage; Sprint — Water bottle/cage; Santé — Toe clips & straps, water bottle/cage
Braze-ons: Dura Ace, Sprint and Santé — Shifter bosses, water bottle bosses, cable guides, chain hook
Color: Dura Ace and Sprint — Natural polished finish; Santé — Titanium Blue
Special Features: Dura Ace — 100% titanium construction, rust and scratch free, SIS system; Sprint — 100% titanium construction, rust and scratch free, AccuShift derailleur system, LOOK pedal system; Santé — 100% titanium construction (excluding fork), SHIMANO Santé SIS derailleur system, color-coordinated styling
Weight Approx.: Dura Ace — 18.7 lb.; Sprint — 19.8 lb.; Santé — 20.2 lb.

Titanium Blue

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[The Fuji Titanium, a road bicycle in natural polished titanium with gum-wall tires and black bar tape, photographed on a gray studio backdrop above the white “Titanium” heading on a dark brown panel, beside the specification table for the Dura Ace, Sprint and Santé models and a Titanium Blue color chip. This is a second scan of the same printed page 4, made from the same copy: its text, layout, color and wear marks match the first scan.]

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Team

Fuji quad-butted Feather “OSi 45” oversized lugless tubing with a sloping top tube, SunTour Sprint components and AccuShift System, and the Look pedal system are just a few of the features that make the Team an exceptional triathlon or road racing machine.

Frame Sizes: 52, 56, 58, 62 cm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted Feather “OSi 45” oversized lugless tubing with sloping top tube
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing with Aero Crown
Handlebar: NITTO Pursuit
Stem: NITTO Feather
Wrap: SUGINO 75
Brakes: SUNTOUR Sprint 400 with Aero Levers
Cranks: SUNTOUR Sprint 42 × 53T
Derailleur: Front: SUNTOUR Sprint 9000 Rear: SUNTOUR Sprint 9000
Shifters: SUNTOUR Sprint 9000 AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Winner Pro 12-22T 7-speed

Chain: SUNTOUR Pro silver/black
Pedals: LOOK SYSTEM White
Rims: ARAYA ADX4 28°/32° 650c/700c
Hubs: SUNTOUR Sprint 28° front, 32° rear
Spokes: Oval stainless
Tires: CLEMENT tubulars 650c/700c
Saddle: SELLA ITALIA Mundialita Suede
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SPO 250mm
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, double chain hook, cable guides
Colors: Hana Blue with “Web” Finish
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottle/cage, AccuShift System, Feather “OSi 45” tubing, LOOK pedal system, clear coating, fitted component sizing, sloping top tube
Weight Approx.: 21.9 lb.

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[The Fuji Team in Hana Blue with a crackled “Web” finish, a lugless road and triathlon bicycle with a sloping top tube, a smaller front wheel, pursuit handlebars with aero brake levers and white Look pedals, photographed on a gray studio backdrop above the white “Team” heading on a dark brown panel. Its specification list runs down the left side of the page.]

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Team Santé

The Team Santé offers the same aerodynamic, rigid racing frame as the Team, with the addition of Shimano Santé components and SIS index shifting.

Frame Sizes: 52, 56, 58, 62 cm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted Feather “OSi 45” oversized lugless tubing with sloping top tube
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing with Aero Crown
Handlebar: NITTO Pursuit
Stem: NITTO Feather
Wrap: SUGINO 75
Brakes: SHIMANO 600EX with Aero Lever
Cranks: SHIMANO 600EX 42 × 53T
Derailleur: Front: SHIMANO Santé Rear: SHIMANO Santé
Shifters: SHIMANO Santé SIS
Cluster: SHIMANO 12-22T 7-speed

Chain: SHIMANO Santé
Pedals: SHIMANO 600EX with toe clips & straps
Rims: ARAYA ADX4 28°/32° 650c/700c
Hubs: SHIMANO 600EX 28° front, 32° rear
Spokes: Oval stainless
Tires: CLEMENT tubulars 650c/700c
Saddle: SELLA ITALIA Mundialita Suede
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SPO 250mm
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, toe clips & nylon straps, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, double chain hook, cable guides
Color: Hana Blue with “Web” Finish
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottle and cage, Feather “OSi 45” tubing, clear coating, fitted component sizing, sloping top tube, SIS system
Weight Approx.: 21.9 lb.

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[The Fuji Team Santé in Hana Blue with a crackled “Web” finish, a lugless racing bicycle with a sloping top tube, a smaller front wheel, pursuit handlebars with aero brake levers and pedals with toe clips, photographed on a gray studio backdrop above the white “Team Santé” heading on a dark brown panel. Its specification list runs down the right side of the page.]

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Ecco

A true thoroughbred racing machine, the Ecco features Fuji Feather OSi tubing in a lugless, hand-crafted frame. Add Shimano’s stylish 105 components, and you have a bike built to handle your need for speed.

Frame Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted Feather “OSi 45” oversized lugless tubing
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing with chrome Aero Crown
Handlebar: NITTO B115 alloy
Stem: NITTO Feather alloy
Wrap: SUGINO 75
Brakes: SHIMANO 105 with Aero 1051 levers
Cranks: SHIMANO 105 42 × 53T
Derailleur: Front: SHIMANO 105 Rear: SHIMANO 105
Shifters: SHIMANO 105 SIS
Cluster: SHIMANO MF-6208 13-24T silver

Chain: SHIMANO CN-6208 silver
Pedals: SHIMANO 105 with toe clips & straps
Rims: ARAYA 20A 32°
Hubs: SR CRE-1 32° S/S
Spokes: Oval stainless
Tires: SCCR CTX 700 × 19c 125PSI 215g
Saddle: SELLA ITALIA Mundialita Suede
Seat Pillar: SR CRE-101 Micro Adjusting
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, Silca pump, toe clips & nylon straps, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses, double chain hooks, pump peg, cable guides
Colors: Electric Blue, Nero
Special Features: Color-coordinated pump, water bottle/cage, SIS system, Feather “OSi 45” tubing, clear coating, fitted component sizing
Weight Approx.: 22.4 lb.

Electric Blue

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[The Fuji Ecco, a black lugless road racing bicycle with a frame pump under the top tube, a matching black water bottle, gum-wall tires and pedals with toe clips, photographed on a gray studio backdrop above the white “Ecco” heading on a dark brown panel. Its specification list runs down the left side of the page above a striped Electric Blue color chip.]

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Club Fuji

Designed with the intermediate racer in mind, this machine features Fuji quad-butted VALite® “OSi 45” oversized lugless tubing, SunTour’s AccuShift system, and Fuji’s exclusive SCCR CTX tires.

®A registered trademark of Fuji America.

Frame Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “OSi 45” oversized lugless tubing
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing with sloping crown
Handlebar: NITTO B115
Stem: NITTO Feather
Wrap: SUGINO 75
Brakes: DIA COMPE QS400N with AGC levers
Cranks: SUGINO GP130 42 × 53T alloy
Derailleur: Front and Rear: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000 SS
Shifters: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000 AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Winner 13-24T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver
Pedals: MKS AR8 with toe clips & nylon straps
Rims: UKAI 20A 700 × 25c 32 hole
Hubs: SANSIN Re-60 Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g oval stainless
Tires: SCCR CTX 700 × 19c 125PSI 215g
Saddle: SELLA ITALIA Mundialita
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SP-KLC 220mm
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, toe clips & nylon straps, spoke disc reflectors, chainstay protector
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses, pump peg, chain hook, cable guides
Colors: Agua, Winner Red
Special Features: Matching water bottle/cage, clear coating, AccuShift system, “OSi 45” tubing
Weight Approx.: 22.7 lb.

Agua

[The Club Fuji in red, a road racing bicycle with white handlebar tape, a white saddle and a yellow water bottle, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the right side and ends with a striped color bar labeled Agua, a different color from the red bicycle in the photograph.]

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Frame Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: FUJI VALite “Si 45” Quad-Butted
Fork: FUJI VALite with sloping crown
Handlebar: NITTO B115
Stem: NITTO Feather
Wrap: SUGINO 75
Brakes: SHIMANO 105 with Aero lever
Cranks: SR SXC 42 × 53T
Derailleur: Front: SHIMANO 105 Rear: SHIMANO 105
Shifters: SHIMANO 105 SIS
Cluster: SHIMANO MF 6208 13-24T silver
Chain: SHIMANO CN-6208 silver
Pedals: SHIMANO 105 with toe clips & straps
Rims: UKAI 20A 700 × 25c 32 black side buffed
Hubs: SR-CRE sealed 32°
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR CTX 700 × 19c
Saddle: SELLA ITALIA Mundialita
Seat Pillar: SR-CTP
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, toe clips & straps
Braze-ons: Shifter bosses, two sets of water bottle bosses, pump peg, chain hook
Colors: Wine Mist, Glory Blue
Special Features: Color-coordinated components, SIS system, VALite “Si 45” tubing
Weight Approx.: 23.1 lb.

Glory Blue

Roubaix

The Roubaix is constructed of Fuji’s exclusive quad-butted VALite channeled tubing. With its SCCR 700 × 19c CTX tires, oval spokes, and Shimano’s 105 components, this is the perfect bike for the cyclist who wants performance at an affordable price.

[The Fuji Roubaix in magenta, a road racing bicycle with a black saddle, gray handlebar tape and a white water bottle, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the left side and ends with a striped color bar labeled Glory Blue, a different color from the magenta bicycle in the photograph.]

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Tiara

The combination of the Tiara’s quad-butted, channeled VALite frame and SunTour’s AccuShift derailleur system make this the ideal machine for the intermediate racer or triathlete. Available in dynamic Lightning or distinctive Cherry Web, the Tiara’s looks are as racy as its performance.

Frame Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: FUJI VALite “Si 45” Quad-Butted
Fork: FUJI VALite
Handlebar: KUSUKI alloy
Stem: KUSUKI alloy black
Wrap: SUGINO 75
Brakes: DC400N recessed, ACG levers, lined housing with 102J
Cranks: SUGINO VP-130 42 × 53T
Derailleur: Front: ALPHA 5000 Rear: ALPHA 5000
Shifters: ALPHA 5000 SIS system
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 13-24T silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver
Pedals: MKS AR8 with toe clips & straps
Rims: UKAI 20A 700 × 25c 36
Hubs: SANSIN ET sealed system/QR
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR 700 × 25c
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SPKC
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, toe clips & straps
Braze-ons: Shifter bosses, two sets of water bottle bosses, pump peg, chain hook
Colors: Lightning, Cherry Web
Special Features: Color-coordinated styling, AccuShift system, VALite “Si 45” tubing
Weight Approx.: 23.9 lb.

Cherry Web

[The Fuji Tiara in yellow, a road bicycle with a black stem, white handlebar tape, a blue and white striped saddle cover and a yellow water bottle, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the right side and ends with a pink and white mottled color bar labeled Cherry Web.]

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Frame Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: FUJI Double-Butted CroMoly tubing
Fork: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing with sloping crown
Handlebar: Alloy B115 style
Stem: Alloy Young style
Wrap: Padded tape
Brakes: DIA COMPE Q400N with AC-260 levers
Cranks: SR SXC-200 42 × 52T alloy
Derailleur: Front: SHIMANO Z202 Rear: SHIMANO L523
Shifters: SHIMANO S434 SIS
Cluster: SHIMANO Z 13-26T 6-speed silver
Chain: SHIMANO Uniglide silver
Pedals: MKS AR8 with toe clips & nylon straps
Rims: ARAYA SS45 700 × 25c alloy
Hubs: SANSIN CE-60 Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: 700 × 25c skinwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT pigskin
Seat Pillar: SR CT-5PE Micro Adjusting 220mm
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors, toe clips & nylon straps
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses, pump peg, chain hook, cable guides
Colors: Beryl Green, Dawn Blue
Special Features: Color-coordinated saddle cover & water bottle/cage, clear coating, SIS system, sealed systems
Weight Approx.: 24.5 lb.

Dawn Blue

Tivoli

Constructed of Fuji’s double-butted Cro-Mo tubing, equipped with a host of high-performance components including Shimano’s light-action SIS derailleur, and such extras as two water bottle bosses and a pump peg, the Tivoli is perfect for the novice racer or triathlete.

[The Fuji Tivoli in pale green, a road bicycle with a white saddle cover, white handlebar tape and a white water bottle, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the left side and ends with a striped color bar labeled Dawn Blue, a different color from the green bicycle in the photograph.]

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450 RE

To enable the smaller racing cyclist to maintain a correct position on the bike, the 450 RE has a proportionate frame geometry, and also features channeled, quad-butted VALite tubing, SunTour’s AccuShift derailleur system, and a distinctive, high-tech fade color scheme.

Frame Size: 465mm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “Si 45” tubing with Racing Geometry
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing with sloping crown
Handlebar: KUSUKI alloy 370mm
Stem: KUSUKI Win alloy 60mm
Wrap: SUGINO 75
Brakes: DIA COMPE QS400N with ACG Aero levers
Cranks: SUGINO GP 130 42 × 52T 165mm alloy
Derailleur: Front: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000 Rear: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000
Shifters: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000 AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Winner 13-26T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver/black
Pedals: MKS AR8
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1⅛ / 24 × 1⅛ alloy
Hubs: SANSIN ET alloy Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR 27 × 1⅛ / 24 × 1⅛ skinwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT 2827
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SPKD with Allen seat pin
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, shifter bosses, pump peg, chain hook, cable guides
Color: Hana Brazil
Special Features: Proportionately sized frame, color-coordinated saddle cover, clear coating, AccuShift system, “Si 45” channeled tubing
Weight Approx.: 24.9 lb.

[The Fuji 450 RE in light blue, a road racing bicycle with a small frame, a striped saddle cover, white handlebar tape, yellow brake hoods and a white water bottle, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the right side; unlike the four preceding model pages, this page prints no color bar.]

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Frame Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “Si 45” tubing
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing
Handlebar: NITTO Randonneur
Stem: NITTO Feather black
Wrap: OGK padded tape
Brakes: DIA COMPE 983 cantilever with 162 levers
Cranks: SUGINO GP 110 28 × 40 × 50T
Derailleur: Front: SUNTOUR XC Sport 7000 Rear: SUNTOUR XC Sport 7000
Shifters: SUNTOUR Cyclone 7000 AccuShift
Cluster: WINNER 14-28T silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver/blue
Pedals: MKS Sylvan Black Sealed Touring with toe clips & straps
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1⅛ black alloy
Hubs: SANSIN RE 36° front, 40° rear S/S
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR 900 27 × 1¼ skinwall
Saddle: SELLA ITALIA Mundialita Suede
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SPKD
Accessories: Two water bottles/cages, toe clips & nylon straps, spoke disc reflectors, chainstay protector
Braze-ons: Three water bottle bosses, chain hook, front & rear rack, spoke holder, pump peg
Color: Electric Blue
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottles/cages, AccuShift system, clear coating, “Si 45” tubing, fitted component sizing, sealed systems
Weight Approx.: 25.9 lb.

Fuji America

The Fuji America’s quad-butted, channeled VALite frame’s long wheelbase and relaxed frame angles ensure comfort without sacrificing responsiveness. With a full complement of rack and water bottle braze-ons, the Fuji America is the ultimate in a touring bike.

[The Fuji America in Electric Blue, a violet blue touring bicycle with a triple crankset, cantilever brakes, white handlebar tape, a gray suede saddle and two yellow water bottles, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the left side with no color bar. A later hand has drawn a loop around the Frame and Fork entries and another around the weight “25.9 lb.” in gray pencil or pen; neither loop carries words.]

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Saratoga

With the same long wheelbase and comfortable frame geometry as the Fuji America, and SunTour’s AccuShift derailleur system and components, the Saratoga is geared to the economy-minded touring cyclist.

Frame Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “Si 45” tubing
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing
Handlebar: NITTO B115
Stem: NITTO Feather
Wrap: Foam grip
Brakes: DIA COMPE 962 cantilever with 161 levers
Cranks: SUGINO VP110 28 × 40 × 50T alloy
Derailleur: Front: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000GT Rear: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000GX
Shifters: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000 Downtube AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 14-28T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver/blue
Pedals: MKS Sylvan Touring with toe clips & straps
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1⅛ alloy 36°/40°
Hubs: SANSIN ET Q/R 36° front, 40° rear S/S
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR 900 27 × 1¼ skinwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SP-KCL
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors, toe clips & straps, chainstay protector
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses, chain hook, downtube shifters, pump peg, rear rack
Color: Forest Blue
Special Features: Color-coordinated saddle cover & water bottle/cage, AccuShift system, clear coating, “Si 45” tubing, fitted component sizing, sealed systems
Weight Approx.: 26.0 lb.

[The Fuji Saratoga in Forest Blue, a gray blue touring bicycle with a triple crankset, cantilever brakes, black foam handlebar grips, a blue and white striped saddle cover and a white water bottle, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the right side with no color bar.]

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Frame Sizes: 19, 21, 23, 25 in.
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “Si 45” tubing
Fork: FUJI VALite tubing
Handlebar: NITTO B115 alloy black
Stem: NITTO Feather alloy black
Wrap: OGK padded shiny tape
Brakes: DIA COMPE QS500N with AGC Aero levers
Cranks: SUGINO GP110 42 × 52 black inner cycloid
Derailleur: Front: SUNTOUR Cyclone 7000 “S” Rear: SUNTOUR Cyclone 7000
Shifters: SUNTOUR Cyclone 7000 AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Winner 13-28T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver/black
Pedals: MKS AR3 black with toe clips & straps
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1 alloy black
Hubs: SANSIN ET alloy Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR CTX 27 × 1 skinwall 125PSI
Saddle: SELLA ITALIA Mundialita
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SPKD with Allen seat pin
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, toe clips & nylon straps, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses, shifter bosses, chain hook, pump peg, cable guides
Color: Star Silver
Special Features: Color-coordinated components, clear coating, fitted component sizing, AccuShift system, “Si 45” channeled tubing, two-tone head panel, narrow HP tire
Weight Approx.: 24.4 lb.

Del Rey

Created for the uncompromising recreational cyclist, the Del Rey’s quad-butted VALite “Si 45” frame is performance-matched to SunTour Cyclone 7000 components, including the AccuShift system.

[The Fuji Del Rey in a dark metallic gray with a black head tube, a road bicycle with a black handlebar and stem, silver handlebar tape, a black saddle, black rims and a red water bottle, photographed on a gray studio backdrop inside a black panel. The specification list runs down the left side with no color bar.]

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Sagres
The new look for the demanding recreational cyclist: Fuji’s quad-butted VALite “Si 45” frame, SunTour Alpha 5000 drivetrain, and Fuji’s exclusive SCCR tires. Available in five frame sizes up to 27 inches.

Frame Sizes: 19, 21, 23, 25, 27 in.
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “Si 45” tubing
Fork: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing
Handlebar: KUSUKI alloy
Stem: KUSUKI alloy black
Wrap: OGK padded tape
Brakes: DIA COMPE Q500N with ACG Aero levers
Cranks: SUGINO VP-110 42 × 52T alloy
Derailleur
Front: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000
Rear: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000
Shifters: SUNTOUR Alpha 5000 AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 13-28T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver/black
Pedals: MKS Feather with toe clips & straps
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1⅛ alloy anodized
Hubs: SANSIN ET alloy Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g with clear coating
Tires: SCCR 2000 27 × 1⅛ skinwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: SUGINO SPKCL with Allen seat pin
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, toe clips & nylon straps, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, shifter bosses, chain hooks, cable guides
Colors: Bahama, Cabernet
Special Features: Color-coordinated components, clear coating, sealed systems, fitted component sizing, AccuShift system, “Si 45” channeled tubing
Weight Approx.: 26.2 lb.

Cabernet

[The Fuji Sagres, a light blue road bicycle with skinwall tires, white handlebar tape, a black stem and a blue and white striped saddle cover, photographed in profile on a gray studio backdrop in a black panel that carries the model name and description. SAGRES is lettered on the down tube and a white bottle lettered Fuji sits in a cage on the down tube; the specification list runs down the right side above a single color bar labeled Cabernet.]

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Palisade
Looking for the most features a tight budget can buy? Consider this: A quad-butted VALite “Si 45” frame, SunTour’s AccuShift system, alloy quick-release wheels, water bottle braze-ons, and Fuji’s exclusive SCCR tires.

Frame Sizes: 19, 21, 23, 25 in.
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “Si 45” tubing
Fork: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing
Handlebar: KUSUKI alloy
Stem: WIN alloy
Wrap: OGK #10 dull
Brakes: DIA COMPE Q500N with AC250 Aero levers
Cranks: SR SXCT-310 42 × 52T alloy
Derailleur
Front: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 GT
Rear: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 GX
Shifters: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 14-28T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Sport silver/blue
Pedals: MKS RT-7
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1⅛ alloy
Hubs: SANSIN ET alloy with Q/R
Spokes: HOSHI 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 1000 27 × 1⅛ gumwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: Alloy 220mm with Allen seat pin
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Agua, Wine Silver
Special Features: Color-coordinated saddle cover, “Si 45” channeled tubing, sealed systems, fitted component sizing, AccuShift system
Weight Approx.: 26.4 lb.

Wine Silver

[The Fuji Palisade, a pale turquoise road bicycle with gumwall tires, white handlebar tape and a pink striped saddle cover, photographed in profile on a gray studio backdrop in a black panel that carries the model name and description. PALISADE is lettered on the down tube beside a white bottle lettered Fuji; the specification list runs down the left side above a single color bar labeled Wine Silver.]

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450 SE
Designed to fit the smaller adult or demanding adolescent cyclist, the 450 SE offers a correctly sized top tube/seat tube combination, with the control and gearing advantages of a 27-inch rear wheel. Add Fuji’s quad-butted VALite “Si 45” frame, SunTour’s AccuShift system, and SCCR tires, and have the feel of a custom-made bicycle without the price!

Frame Size: 465mm
Frame: FUJI Quad-Butted VALite “Si 45” tubing
Fork: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing
Handlebar: NITTO B114 alloy
Stem: NITTO Young alloy
Wrap: OGK padded tape
Brakes: DIA COMPE Q500N with 141 Junior levers
Cranks: SUGINO VP110 42 × 52T 165mm alloy
Derailleur
Front: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000
Rear: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000
Shifters: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 AccuShift/Downtube
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 13-28T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver
Pedals: MKS AR5
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1⅛ / 24 × 1⅛ alloy
Hubs: SANSIN ET alloy Q/R
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 1000 27 × 1⅛, SCCR 400 24 × 1⅛
Saddle: VISCOUNT 2827
Seat Pillar: Alloy with Allen seat pin
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, shifter bosses, cable guides
Colors: Agua, Silver Dew
Special Features: Proportionately sized frame, color-coordinated saddle cover, clear coating, SIS system, “Si 45″ channeled tubing
Weight Approx.: 25.7 lb.

Agua

[The Fuji 450 SE, a silver road bicycle with a small frame, a 24-inch front wheel and a 27-inch rear wheel, gumwall tires, black handlebar tape and a pink striped saddle cover, photographed in profile on a gray studio backdrop in a black panel that carries the model name and description. 450 SE is lettered on the down tube beside a pink bottle lettered Fuji; the specification list runs down the right side above a single blue color bar labeled Agua.]

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Flair
Designed to offer a light, responsive ride, the Fuji Flair features double-butted Cro-Mo tubing, SunTour’s AccuShift derailleur system, stainless steel spokes, all with color-coordinated styling.

Frame Sizes: 19, 21, 23, 25; Mixte 19½ in.
Frame: FUJI Double-Butted Chrome Molybdenum tubing, forged dropouts
Fork: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing with sloping crown
Handlebar: Racing alloy
Stem: DELTA alloy
Wrap: Foam grips
Brakes: DIA COMPE 500N with dual levers & Q/R
Cranks: SUGINO VP110 40 × 52T 170mm alloy
Derailleur
Front: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 GT
Rear: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 GX
Shifters: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 Stem AccuShift
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 14-30T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver/blue
Pedals: VP-382 quill type
Rims: ARAYA SP-30 27 × 1⅛ alloy
Hubs: Alloy with Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR 850 27 × 1⅛ gumwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: Alloy 220mm with Allen seat pin
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Brazil, Glacier White
Special Features: Two-tone head panel, matching saddle cover, water bottle/cage, clear coating, sealed systems, fitted components, AccuShift system
Weight Approx.: 28.6 lb., 29.7 lb. (Mixte)

Glacier White

[The Fuji Flair in two frame styles, a blue diamond-frame road bicycle above and a matching blue mixte below, each photographed on a gray studio backdrop with a white head panel, a pale blue striped saddle cover, black foam grips, extension brake levers and a yellow bottle. The model name and description sit in a black panel at the upper left, the specification list runs in two columns below it and a single pale color bar is labeled Glacier White.]

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Absolute
If it’s a value-packed recreational bike you’re looking for, consider the Fuji Absolute: light alloy quick-release wheels, SCCR tires, foam handlebar grips, water bottle braze-ons. Available in four men’s and two women’s frame sizes and a variety of exciting color choices.

Frame Sizes: 19, 21, 23, 25 in.
Frame: FUJI CroMoly tubing
Fork: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing
Handlebar: Racing with alloy center
Stem: DELTA alloy
Wrap: Foam grips
Brakes: DIA COMPE 500N with dual levers & Q/R
Cranks: SR CTC 532 40 × 52T 170mm alloy; ladies’: 40 × 50T 165mm alloy
Derailleur
Front: SUNTOUR GE
Rear: SUNTOUR 7GT
Shifters: SUNTOUR UBN-10 stem
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 14-28T 6-speed
Chain: KMC black
Pedals: VP 378 double-sided
Rims: ARAYA SP-20 27 × 1¼ alloy
Hubs: Alloy with Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 850 27 × 1¼ gumwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: Steel
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Hana Blue, Lightning, Nautical Blue; Ladies’: Lightning, Hana Blue
Special Features: Two-tone head panel, color-coordinated saddle cover, water bottle/cage, clear coating, sealed systems, fitted component sizing
Weight Approx.: 29.0 lb. 29.7 lb. (Ladies’)

Nautical Blue

[The Fuji Absolute in two frame styles, a yellow ladies’ mixte above and a pale blue men’s diamond frame below, each photographed on a gray studio backdrop with gumwall tires, black foam grips, extension brake levers, a saddle cover and a bottle in a down tube cage. The model name and description sit in a black panel at the upper right, the specification list runs in two columns below it and a single dark color bar is labeled Nautical Blue.]

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685
An ideal choice for the taller cyclist who wants both performance and value, the 685 is available only in a 27-inch (685cm) frame size, and features Fuji VALite tubing, SunTour components, and color-coordinated styling.

Frame Size: 27 in. only
Frame: FUJI VALite 414 tubing
Fork: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing
Handlebar: KUSUKI with alloy center
Stem: KUSUKI alloy
Wrap: Foam grips
Brakes: DIA COMPE 500N with dual levers & Q/R
Cranks: SUGINO DZFA 42 × 52T 170mm alloy
Derailleur
Front: SUNTOUR GE
Rear: SUNTOUR Seven
Shifters: SUNTOUR UBN-10 stem
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 14-28T 5-speed
Chain: DID Sports
Pedals: MKS Rt-7
Rims: UKAI 27 × 1⅛ alloy
Hubs: SANSIN Q/R front, rear bolt-on
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 1000 27 × 1⅛ gumwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT 2827
Seat Pillar: Satin finish
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, saddle cover, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Color: Nero
Special Features: Color-coordinated saddle cover, water bottle/cage, clear coating, fitted component sizing
Weight Approx.: 30.1 lb.

[The Fuji 685, a black road bicycle with a tall frame, a green head tube panel, green cable housing, gumwall tires, black foam grips, extension brake levers and a white striped saddle cover, photographed in profile on a gray studio backdrop in a black panel that carries the model name and description. A black bottle lettered Fuji in green sits in a down tube cage; the specification list runs down the left side and the page carries no color bar.]

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Pulsar
Featuring alloy wheels with front quick-release, SCCR tires, and color-coordinated styling, the Pulsar is the perfect choice for the recreational cyclist on a tight budget.

Frame Sizes: 19, 21, 23, 25, 18½ with 26″ wheel; ladies’ — 17 (D), 20(D), 17(N), 20(N) in.
Frame: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing
Fork: FUJI steel
Handlebar: Racing steel
Stem: DELTA alloy
Wrap: Foam grip
Brakes: DIA COMPE 500N with dual levers & Q/R
Cranks: SR CTC 532 40 × 52T 170mm alloy; ladies’ — 40 × 50T 165mm alloy
Derailleur
Front: SHIMANO AX50
Rear: SHIMANO SL10 Skylark III
Shifters: SHIMANO QS-10 stem
Cluster: SHIMANO 14-28T 5-speed
Chain: KMC black
Pedals: VP-378 double-sided
Rims: ARAYA SP-20 27 × 1¼ alloy
Hubs: Steel front Q/R rear bolt
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 850 27 × 1⅛ gumwall 85PSI
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: Steel
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, kickstand, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Sprint Blue, Winner Red, Dawn Blue, Peach
Special Features: Two-tone head panel, fitted component sizing
Weight Approx.: 29.7 lb., 29.3 lb. (26″), 29.7 lb. (D), 30.8 lb. (N)

Dawn Blue
Winner Red

[The Fuji Pulsar in two frame styles, a violet men’s diamond frame above and a peach ladies’ frame with a sloping top tube below, each photographed on a gray studio backdrop with a white head panel, a black saddle, black foam grips, extension brake levers, a kickstand and a white bottle lettered Fuji. The model name and description sit in a black panel at the upper right, the specification list runs in two columns below it and two color bars are labeled Dawn Blue and Winner Red.]

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Fuji Junior
The same thoughtful engineering and component selection that go into our full-sized bicycles are available to the younger set in this top-quality 24-inch-wheeled ten-speed, in boys’ and girls’ frames.

Frame Sizes: Boys and Girls 17 in.
Frame: FUJI Hi-Ten tubing
Fork: FUJI steel
Handlebar: Racing steel
Stem: DELTA alloy
Wrap: Foam grip
Brakes: DIA COMPE 500N with dual levers
Cranks: SR CTC 40 × 48T 152mm alloy
Derailleur
Front: SHIMANO AX50
Rear: SHIMANO SL10 Skylark III
Shifters: SHIMANO QS-10 stem
Cluster: SHIMANO Z 14-26T 5-speed
Chain: KMC black
Pedals: VP-378 double-sided
Rims: Steel 24 × 1⅜
Hubs: Steel bolt-on
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: 24 × 1⅜ gumwall 85PSI
Saddle: VISCOUNT Pigskin
Seat Pillar: Steel
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, kickstand, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Sprint Blue, Winner Red
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottle/cage
Weight Approx.: 29.9 lb. 29.7 lb. (Girls’)

[The Fuji Junior in two frame styles, a blue boys’ diamond frame above and a red girls’ frame with a sloping top tube below, each a 24-inch-wheeled road bicycle photographed on a gray studio backdrop with gumwall tires, a black saddle, black foam grips, extension brake levers and a kickstand. JUNIOR is lettered on each down tube and the red bicycle has yellow cable housing; the model name and description sit in a black panel at the upper left with the specification list in two columns below, and the page carries no color bar.]

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Sundance
The ultimate value in an all-terrain bicycle for the demanding cyclist: An oversized double-butted Cro-Mo frame with a competitive frame geometry, SunTour AccuShift derailleurs, quick-release wheels and Fuji’s new SCCR 1.95 tires.

Frame Sizes: 44, 48, 52, 56 cm
Frame: FUJI Oversized Double-Butted CroMoly lugless tubing
Fork: FUJI Oversized CroMoly tubing Unicrown
Handlebar: KUSUKI alloy B111 style
Stem: KUSUKI alloy XC style painted
Wrap: Rubber grips
Brakes: DIA COMPE front 983D, rear 990 with XC levers
Cranks: SR SXC 350 28 × 38 × 48T 175mm alloy oval chain rings
Derailleur: Front: SUNTOUR XC Sport 7000 Rear: SUNTOUR XC Sport 7000
Shifters: SUNTOUR XC Sport AccuShift on brake
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 13-30T 6-speed silver
Chain: DID Lanner silver/black
Pedals: MKS MR-1000 sealed system
Rims: ARAYA MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5
Hubs: SANSIN ET Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g stainless
Tires: SCCR 300 26 × 1.95
Saddle: VISCOUNT Mountain
Seat Pillar: SR MTE 300mm with Q/R binder bolt
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses stacked, cable guides
Colors: Slate, Lightning
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottle/cage, sealed systems, clear coating, AccuShift system
Weight Approx.: 28.9 lb.

Slate

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[The Fuji Sundance, a yellow all-terrain bicycle with a lugless frame, dark fork, flat handlebar, triple chainring, knobby tires and a black water bottle on the seat tube, photographed in profile on a gray studio backdrop. The model name is set in white on the black panel below the photograph, and the specification list runs down the white column at the right above a single purple-gray color bar labeled Slate; the yellow finish pictured is not labeled on the page.]

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Suncrest
The Suncrest features a frame constructed of oversized Cro-Mo tubing, combined with Shimano’s state-of-the-art components, SIS shifting and sealed componentry.

Frame Sizes: 44, 48, 52, 56, 44L, 48L cm
Frame: FUJI Oversized CroMoly lugless tubing
Fork: FUJI Oversized Hi-Ten tubing Unicrown
Handlebar: MTB-5 alloy
Stem: Alloy XC style painted
Wrap: Rubber grips
Brakes: SHIMANO front AT50, rear MT61 with MT60 levers Deore series
Cranks: SR SXC 310 26 × 36 × 46T 175mm alloy; Ladies’ — 165mm alloy
Derailleur: Front: SHIMANO MT60 Deore Rear: SHIMANO MT60 Deore
Shifters: SHIMANO MT60 Deore SIS
Cluster: SHIMANO Z 14-30T 6-speed
Chain: SHIMANO Uniglide
Pedals: VP-777 rattrap with CroMo axle
Rims: ARAYA MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5
Hubs: SANSIN ET Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 300 26 × 1.95
Saddle: VISCOUNT Mountain
Seat Pillar: SR MTE 300mm with Q/R binder bolt
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses stacked, cable guides
Colors: Agua, Nero
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottle/cage, sealed systems, clear coating, SIS system
Weight Approx.: 29.6 lb. 29.9 lb.. (Ladies’)

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[The Fuji Suncrest in two versions, a light blue ladies’ all-terrain bicycle with a dropped top tube and a black diamond-frame bicycle, each with a yellow painted stem, flat handlebar, triple chainring, rattrap pedals and a white water bottle, photographed on gray studio backdrops in two panels at the right. The model name and paragraph are set in white on the black panel at the upper left, with the specification list in two columns below; no color bars are printed on this page.]

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Cadenza
Cadenza 24
The Cadenza features a Cro-Mo frame with oversized tubing, Shimano’s light-action derailleur system, and a quick-release front wheel.

The Cadenza 24 has all the same high-quality features as the Cadenza, with a smaller 24” front wheel to fit the needs of smaller cyclists.

Frame Sizes: 44, 48, 52, 56, 44L, 48L cm
Frame: FUJI Oversized CroMoly lugless tubing
Fork: FUJI Oversized Hi-Ten tubing Unicrown
Handlebar: MTB-5 chrome-plated steel
Stem: MTS-108 alloy upright
Wrap: Rubber grips
Brakes: Alloy mountain cantilever with mountain levers
Cranks: SR SXC 310 26 × 36 × 46T 175mm alloy; ladies’ — 165mm alloy
Derailleur: Front: SHIMANO AX 55 Rear: SHIMANO M5 31
Shifters: SHIMANO MS 40 SIS
Cluster: SHIMANO Z 14-30T 6-speed
Chain: SHIMANO Uniglide
Pedals: VP-777 alloy bear trap
Rims: ARAYA MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.75
Hubs: Alloy with front Q/R sealed system
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 300 26 × 1.95
Saddle: VISCOUNT Mountain
Seat Pillar: Alloy 300mm with Q/R binder bolt
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Two water bottle bosses stacked, cable guides
Colors: Sprint Blue, Kelly Green
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottle/cage, clear coating, sealed system, SIS system
Weight Approx.: 29.9 lb. (Cadenza) 29.3 lb. (Cadenza 24)

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[The Fuji Cadenza and Cadenza 24, shown as a green all-terrain bicycle with yellow cable housings and a yellow water bottle in the upper panel and a smaller blue bicycle with a yellow water bottle in the lower panel, each with a flat handlebar, cantilever brakes and a triple chainring, photographed on gray studio backdrops. The two model names and paragraphs are set in white on the black panel at the upper right, with the specification list in two columns below; the photographs are not captioned and no color bars are printed on this page.]

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Tahoe
The Tahoe offers plenty of top-quality features for the cyclist on a tight budget: Fuji oversized lugless tubing, 15-speed gearing, SCCR 1.50 tires, and color-coordinated styling.

Frame Sizes: 44, 48, 52, 56, 44L, 48L cm
Frame: FUJI Oversized Hi-Ten lugless tubing
Fork: FUJI Oversized Hi-Ten tubing Unicrown
Handlebar: MTB-5 painted
Stem: Alloy upright
Wrap: Rubber grip
Brakes: Alloy mountain cantilever with mountain levers
Cranks: SR SXC 310 26 × 36 × 46T 175mm alloy
Derailleur: Front: SUNTOUR Alpha 3000 Rear: SUNTOUR Seven GT
Shifters: SUNTOUR PLG Thumbshifter
Cluster: SUNTOUR Perfect 14-28T 5-speed
Chain: Black/silver
Pedals: VP767 bear trap black
Rims: ARAYA MP-22 26 × 1.75 alloy
Hubs: Front alloy with Q/R, rear bolt-on S/S
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 250 26 × 1.5
Saddle: VISCOUNT 2218 Pigskin
Seat Pillar: Chrome-plated steel
Accessories: Water bottle/cage, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Forest Blue, Winner Red, Nero; ladies’ — Blush, Forest Blue
Special Features: Color-coordinated water bottle/cage, sealed systems
Weight Approx.: 30.8 lb. 30.6 lb. (Ladies’)

Winner Red
Nero

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[The Fuji Tahoe in two versions, a blue diamond-frame all-terrain bicycle in the upper panel and a pink ladies’ bicycle with a dropped top tube in the lower panel, each with a flat handlebar, cantilever brakes, a triple chainring and a white water bottle, photographed on gray studio backdrops. The model name and paragraph are set in white on the black panel at the upper left, with the specification list in two columns below it and two color bars labeled Winner Red and Nero; neither pictured finish is labeled on the page.]

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Odessa
Impressive features and an impressive price . . . that’s what the Odessa has to offer! Its rugged off-road design, SCCR tires, Shimano derailleurs and cantilever brakes make this bike the perfect choice for the recreational cyclist.

Frame Sizes: 44, 48, 52, 56, 44L, 48L cm
Frame: FUJI Oversized Hi-Ten lugless tubing
Fork: FUJI Oversized Hi-Ten tubing Unicrown
Handlebar: B808 style steel
Stem: Alloy upright
Wrap: Rubber grip
Brakes: Alloy mountain cantilever with mountain levers
Cranks: Alloy 170mm 40 × 52T
Derailleur: Front: SHIMANO AX 50 Rear: SHIMANO SL 10 Skylark II
Shifters: SHIMANO MT 34 Thumbshifter
Cluster: SHIMANO Z 14-28T 5-speed
Chain: Black/silver
Pedals: VP767 bear trap black with CroMoly axle
Rims: 26 × 1.75 chrome-plated steel reinforced
Hubs: Small-flange steel bolt-on
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 250 26 × 1.5
Saddle: VISCOUNT Wide Padded
Seat Pillar: Chrome-plated steel
Accessories: Kickstand, spoke disc reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Electric Blue, Wine Silver
Special Features: Unicrown fork, extra-small frame size
Weight Approx.: 35.9 lb. 35.7 lb. (Ladies’)

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[The Fuji Odessa in two versions, a silver ladies’ all-terrain bicycle with a dropped top tube and pink ODESSA lettering in the upper panel and a blue diamond-frame bicycle in the lower panel, each with a raised flat handlebar, cantilever brakes and a kickstand, photographed on gray studio backdrops. The model name and paragraph, with the word “and” set in italic, are in white on the black panel at the upper right, and the specification list runs in two columns below; no color bars are printed on this page.]

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Avalon
In a choice of three ladies’ frame sizes, with Shimano’s internal three-speed coaster gearing, this is the ideal choice for the woman or girl who demands elegance and simplicity from a bicycle.

Frame Sizes: 44, 48, 52 cm
Frame: FUJI steel tubing
Fork: FUJI steel tubing
Handlebar: Northroad type steel
Stem: Upright steel
Wrap: Plastic grip
Brakes: Front alloy 730, rear coaster
Crank: 48T steel with 165mm crank arms
Shifter: SHIMANO 3-speed shifter
Chain: ½” × ⅛”
Pedals: VP 363 rubber
Rims: 26 × 1.5 chrome-plated steel
Hubs: Front steel bolt, rear SHIMANO 3-speed coaster
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 100 26 × 1.5 gumwall
Saddle: Wide padded
Seat Pillar: Chrome-plated steel
Accessories: Kickstand, chain cover, fenders, reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Nautical Blue, Blush
Special Features: 26 × 1.5 wheels, three sizes, fashion colors & graphics
Weight Approx.: 34.8 lb.

Nautical Blue

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[The Fuji Avalon, a pink ladies’ step-through bicycle with matching full fenders, a chain cover lettered AVALON, a swept-back upright handlebar, a single chainring and a kickstand, photographed on a gray studio backdrop. The specification list runs down the white column at the left above a single dark color bar labeled Nautical Blue, and the model name and paragraph are set in white on the black panel below the photograph; the pink finish pictured is not labeled on the page.]

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Bedford
The Bedford’s upright handlebars, combined with Shimano’s three-speed gearing and 26 × 1.5 wheels with Fuji’s new SCCR tires, ensure a comfortable ride for the leisure cyclist who wants a high-quality, uncomplicated bike.

Frame Sizes: 48, 52, 56 cm
Frame: FUJI steel tubing
Fork: FUJI steel tubing
Handlebar: Northroad type steel
Stem: Upright steel
Wrap: Plastic grip
Brakes: Alloy sidepull 810 with touring levers
Crank: 48T steel with 165mm crank arms
Shifter: SHIMANO 3-speed
Chain: ½” × ⅛”
Pedals: VP 363 rubber
Rims: 26 × 1.5 chrome-plated steel
Hubs: Front steel bolt-on, rear SHIMANO 3-speed
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 100 26 × 1.5 gumwall
Saddle: Wide padded
Seat Pillar: Chrome-plated steel
Accessories: Kickstand, chain cover, fenders, reflectors
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Nautical Blue, Marble Red
Special Features: 26 × 1.5 wheels, three sizes, fashion colors & graphics
Weight Approx.: 35.2 lb.

Marble Red

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[The Fuji Bedford, a dark diamond-frame three-speed bicycle with matching full fenders, a chain cover lettered BEDFORD, a swept-back upright handlebar, sidepull brakes and a kickstand, photographed on a gray studio backdrop. The model name and paragraph are set in white on the black panel below the photograph, and the specification list runs down the white column at the right above a single red color bar labeled Marble Red; the dark finish pictured is not labeled on the page.]

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Les Cruze 1
Available in four sizes, the Fuji Les Cruze 1 is an ideal recreational bicycle for flat terrain, with an extra-wide saddle and tires, and exciting fashion colors and graphics.

Frame Sizes: 20½, 21½, 17L, 19L in.
Frame: FUJI steel tubing
Fork: FUJI steel tubing Unicrown
Handlebars: Cruiser type steel
Stem: Upright double-clamp alloy 200mm
Wrap: Foam grips full length
Brakes: Coaster
Cranks: 46T steel with 165mm crank arms
Chain: ½” × ⅛”
Pedals: Rubber #791
Rims: 26 × 1.75 chrome-plated steel-reinforced
Hubs: Front bolt-on, rear SHIMANO coaster
Spokes: 14g Unichrome
Tires: SCCR 150 26 × 2.125 skinwall
Saddle: VISCOUNT extra-wide cruiser
Seat Pillar: Chrome-plated steel with alloy seat clamp
Accessories: Kickstand, reflectors, chain cover
Braze-ons: Water bottle bosses
Colors: Turquoise, Glacier White, Orange Kist
Special Features: Fashion colors and graphics, extra-wide saddle and tires
Weight Approx.: 38.5 lb. 37.4 lb. (Ladies’)

Orange Kist

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[The Fuji Les Cruze 1 in two versions, a white ladies’ cruiser with a blue fork and chain cover in the upper panel and a light blue diamond-frame cruiser with a dark purple fork and dark chain cover in the lower panel, each with a swept cruiser handlebar in full-length black foam grips, a wide sprung saddle, balloon tires and a kickstand, photographed on gray studio backdrops. The model name and paragraph are set in white on the black panel at the upper left, and the specification list runs in two columns below it above a single orange striped color bar labeled Orange Kist; neither pictured finish is labeled on the page.]

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Lil’ Fuji/Lil’ Cruizie

Training wheels and a removable top bar that converts the Lil’ Fuji to a girl’s or boy’s frame are just a few of the features that guarantee years of dependable family use.

With its 10-inch diamond frame and the same features as the Cruizie, the Lil’ Cruizie is a bicycle parents can choose with complete confidence for younger children.

Model: Lil’ Fuji; Lil’ Cruizie
Frame: Lil’ Fuji — 11″ convertible Steel; Lil’ Cruizie — 10 in. diamond Steel
Fork: Lil’ Fuji and Lil’ Cruizie — Steel
Handlebar: Lil’ Fuji — Semi-hi-rise steel bar with steel stem and plastic grips; Lil’ Cruizie — Cruiser style steel with double-clamp, painted stem
Wrap: Lil’ Cruizie — Foam
Crank: Lil’ Fuji — 32T steel with 89mm crank arms; Lil’ Cruizie — 36T steel, one piece 4½”
Chain: Lil’ Fuji and Lil’ Cruizie — ½” × ⅛”
Pedals: Lil’ Fuji and Lil’ Cruizie — Rubber
Rims: Lil’ Fuji and Lil’ Cruizie — 16 × 1.75 steel, c.p.
Spokes: Lil’ Fuji and Lil’ Cruizie — 14g
Tires: Lil’ Fuji — 16 × 1.75 black with pinstripe; Lil’ Cruizie — 16 × 2.125 cruiser black
Saddle: Lil’ Fuji — Color-coordinated polo seat; Lil’ Cruizie — Black vinyl anatomical
Accessories: Lil’ Fuji — Fenders, training wheels; Lil’ Cruizie — Chain guard, training wheels
Colors: Lil’ Fuji — Red, Pink Cloud; Lil’ Cruizie — Lilac, Glacier White
Weight: Lil’ Fuji and Lil’ Cruizie — 25.3 lb.

Lil’ Fuji Red

Glacier White

[The Lil’ Fuji in pink, a 16 inch wheel child’s bicycle with its top bar removed, a white banana saddle with sissy bar, a high-rise bar with streamers, fenders and training wheels, photographed on a gray studio backdrop above the Lil’ Cruizie in lilac, a diamond frame version with a black saddle, a foam-wrapped cruiser bar, a chain guard and training wheels. The heading and running text sit in a black panel at the upper right, and below it two specification lists stand side by side, each ending in a color chip (Lil’ Fuji Red and Glacier White).]

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Funflower/Cruizie

The Funflower’s bright colors are a little girl’s dream come true. And its quality, dependability, value, and style ensure that her pleasure will last for years.

The Cruizie’s 11-inch frame offers maximum growth potential. In Lilac or Glacier White, backed by Fuji’s tradition of quality, this bike is an ideal choice for younger children.

Model: Funflower; Cruizie
Frame: Funflower — 14 in. Steel tubing; Cruizie — 11 in. Steel tubing
Fork: Funflower and Cruizie — Steel
Handlebar: Funflower — Semi-hi-rise steel bar with steel stem and plastic grips; Cruizie — Cruiser style steel
Stem: Cruizie — Double-clamp, painted
Wrap: Cruizie — Foam
Crank: Funflower — 40T steel with 140mm crank arms; Cruizie — 40T steel, one piece 5½”
Chain: Funflower and Cruizie — ½” × ⅛”
Pedals: Funflower and Cruizie — Rubber
Rims: Funflower — 20 × 1.75 steel c.p.; Cruizie — 20 × 1.75 steel, c.p.
Hubs: Funflower — Front small-flange steel, rear SHIMANO coaster hub brake
Spokes: Funflower and Cruizie — 14g
Tires: Funflower — 20 × 1.75 black with pinstripe; Cruizie — 20 × 2.125 cruiser gum
Saddle: Funflower — Color-coordinated polo seat; Cruizie — Black vinyl anatomical
Accessories: Funflower — Fenders, kickstand; Cruizie — Chain guard, bell
Colors: Funflower — Powder Blue, Pink Cloud; Cruizie — Lilac, Glacier White
Weight: Funflower — 28.6 lb.; Cruizie — 31.2 lb., 31.0 lb. (Girls’)

Pink Cloud

Glacier White

[The Funflower in light blue, a 20 inch wheel girl’s bicycle with a curved step-through frame, a white banana saddle with sissy bar, a high-rise bar with white grips and streamers, white fenders and a script Funflower decal on the chain guard, photographed on a gray studio backdrop above the Cruizie in lilac, a diamond frame cruiser with a turquoise fork and chain guard, a black saddle, a foam-wrapped cruiser bar, a bell and gumwall tires. The heading and running text sit in a black panel at the upper left, with two specification lists side by side below it, each ending in a color chip (Pink Cloud and Glacier White); the reverse page shows faintly through the white areas.]

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There’s a Fuji to fit…

FUJI FRAMES

The frame is the skeleton of the bicycle. It must position the rider for maximum performance, comfort and safety.

It must position the components precisely so that they work in perfect harmony with the rider and with each other. It must provide the structural stiffness needed to maintain perfect alignment under stress, with a degree of controlled resiliency that gives the whole bike a sense of responsiveness and unity with the rider.

Two key elements are responsible for how well a frame carries out these functions: the material from which it is made, and the geometry to which it is constructed. Even a subtle change in geometry or materials will have a direct effect on the feel and handling.

The material from which the frame tubing is made affects the weight, stiffness, and strength of the bicycle. Most Fuji adult bicycles are brazed of chrome molybdenum, Fuji VALite, or Fuji Feather tubing. Both Fuji VALite and Fuji Feather tubing were developed jointly by Fuji and one of the world’s foremost bicycle tubing manufacturers.

FRAME MATERIALS

VALite Tubing
Fuji’s exclusive VALite tubing composition combines vanadium, aluminum, and manganese in a tubing with fatigue limitation far greater than that of standard bicycle tubing. The higher brazing temperature affords greater strength retention during frame assembly, resulting in an economical tubing with the same properties as far more expensive tubings.

Feather Tubing
Fuji is another step closer to its goal of producing the optimum bicycle tubing. Fuji Feather tubing, a combination of chromium, manganese, and molybdenum, assures superior strength-to-weight stiffness properties. Because of its unique composition, Fuji Feather tubing can be used in an oversized, thin-walled tube with lugless construction.

Oversized Feather tubing, with its thinner wall and larger joint-surface area, yields a lighter, stiffer frame without sacrificing strength. And lugless construction means there is no need to add significant frame weight to join two tubes. Fuji craftsmen carefully hand-miter, braze, and file each tube to create a perfectly sculptured joint, and their meticulous attention to the frame’s alignment and finish results in a handcrafted frame that is dramatically lighter and stiffer than other frames in its class.

Titanium Tubing
The tubing of the future is here! Fuji engineers, under the direction of Dr. Shoichiro Sugihara, have been working jointly with our titanium tubing manufacturer to develop this space-age bicycle frame material.

In 1987, Fuji offers three titanium models, with characteristics overshadowing other racing machines of comparable value.

[The opening page of a section on frames, a white panel on a gray ground headed “There’s a Fuji to fit…” with Fuji set in the bold black logotype, followed by two columns of running text on Fuji frames and the VALite, Feather and titanium frame materials. The page has no photographs or drawings, and the specification lists of the reverse page show faintly through the lower right.]

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Among the benefits of titanium tubing are:

• Strength-to-weight ratio — Titanium has a yield strength three to four times stronger than steel, yet is over 40% lighter.

• Corrosion-resistance — In its natural polished form, Fuji Titanium tubing is corrosion-proof. Standing water or perspiration won’t faze our tubing at all!

• Endurance (strength) limit — This is the level of stress a tube is able to tolerate. The endurance limit of Fuji Titanium tubing is at least double that of any other tubing available today!

BUTTED AND CHANNELED TUBING

Butted Tubing
Wall thickness of bicycle tubing greatly affects the weight, stiffness, and strength of a frame. In double-butted tubing, the ends of the tube are thicker than the middle, reducing weight while retaining strength and stiffness. Fuji’s quad-butted tubing varies for the ultimate strength-to-weight ratio, thereby addressing the complexity of varying stresses throughout the frame.

Channeled Tubing
Both Fuji VALite and Feather Tubing are now available with a unique new design feature. Precision-drawn channels are formed into both ends of the inner walls of the main tubes of the frame. The resulting channeled tube weighs less, but retains all its original strength and stiffness.

This combination of our exclusive tubings and technical innovations clearly establishes Fuji as a frontrunner in bicycle technology.

L
A B C B D
T1 T2 TAPER T3 T4
Quad-Butted Tubing

L
A B C B D
T1 T2 T1
Double-Butted Tubing

72°
43.2° 28.8° [?] 43.2° 28.8° [?] 43.2° 28.8° [?] 43.2° 28.8° [?] 43.2° 28.8° [?]
Channeled Tubing

[A page on titanium, butted and channeled tubing, headed by a photograph of a frame builder in a blue cap, dark goggles and work gloves brazing a frame joint with a torch and filler rod, a row of unpainted frames on a rack behind him. The right column carries two blue line diagrams of quad-butted and double-butted tubes lettered with their butt lengths and wall thicknesses, a blue cross-section of a channeled tube with five channels marked in degrees, and a photograph of four dark tubes, one with a 4130 double butted chrome molybdenum decal and three with VALite decals marked Si and OSi.]

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FRAME GEOMETRY

The geometry of the bicycle frame is established by eight critical dimensions which, when matched to the engineering characteristics of the tubing material used, determine the handling characteristics of a bike. These eight critical dimensions and how they most directly affect the bike are:

a. Seat Tube Length governs the size of the frame and influences the other critical dimensions. Seat tube length, bottom bracket drop and wheel diameter together determine the overall size of the bike. Generally, you should select the smallest frame size you can ride comfortably, and in no case should you select a bike that you cannot straddle with both feet flat on the ground.

b. Top Tube Length influences riding position and wheelbase. Its minimum dimension is restricted by the need for clearance between the front wheel and the pedals.

c. Chainstay Length positions the rear wheel and controls clearance for fenders or clearance between the rider’s heel and the panniers on a touring bike.

d. Seat Tube Angle is the determining factor in positioning the rider’s center of gravity, and thereby controls the bike’s center of gravity and the riding position. To some degree, it also affects road shock absorption, in that a shallower angle allows the tube to absorb more road shock.

e. Head Tube Angle influences steering response and handling characteristics and front wheel road shock absorption, and affects some of the other critical dimensions.

f. Fork Rake or Offset works with the head tube angle to determine steering characteristics and responsiveness to directional change.

g. Bottom Bracket Drop is the distance between the wheel centerline and the center of the bottom bracket. It determines center of gravity height and road clearance.

h. Wheelbase influences the bike’s ride characteristics. A long wheelbase tends to be more comfortable and have better straight running characteristics. A short wheelbase tends to make a stiffer bike with quicker response to directional change.

Titanium 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 575; cmm — 413; d° — 74; e° — 73; fmm — 45; gmm — 70; hmm — 1003
Team 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 565; cmm — 410; d° — 73.5; e° — 73; fmm — 50; gmm — 70; hmm — 1005
Ecco 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 565; cmm — 410; d° — 73.5; e° — 73; fmm — 50; gmm — 70; hmm — 1005
Club 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 565; cmm — 410; d° — 73.5; e° — 73; fmm — 50; gmm — 70; hmm — 1005
Roubaix 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 565; cmm — 410; d° — 73.5; e° — 73; fmm — 50; gmm — 70; hmm — 1005
Tiara 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 565; cmm — 410; d° — 73.5; e° — 73; fmm — 50; gmm — 70; hmm — 1005
Tivoli 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 580; cmm — 418; d° — 73.3; e° — 73.3; fmm — 50; gmm — 71.7; hmm — 1022.7
Del Rey 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 565; cmm — 435; d° — 73; e° — 73; fmm — 55; gmm — 63; hmm — 1034
Odessa 52cm: amm — 520; bmm — 575; cmm — 445; d° — 72.3; e° — 72.3; fmm — 50; gmm — 50; hmm — 1060
Tahoe 52cm: amm — 520; bmm — 575; cmm — 445; d° — 72.3; e° — 72.3; fmm — 50; gmm — 50; hmm — 1060
Cadenza 52cm: amm — 520; bmm — 545; cmm — 438; d° — 72; e° — 70; fmm — 50; gmm — 40; hmm — 1041
Suncrest 52cm: amm — 520; bmm — 545; cmm — 438; d° — 72; e° — 70; fmm — 50; gmm — 40; hmm — 1041
Sundance 52cm: amm — 520; bmm — 545; cmm — 438; d° — 72; e° — 70; fmm — 50; gmm — 40; hmm — 1041

Fuji matches handlebar width and length of stem, crank arms, and toe clips to frame size.

FRAME SIZING CONVERSION CHART
17″ | 18″ | 19″ | 20″ | 21″ | 22″ | 23″ | 24″ | 25″ | 26″ | 27″
44cm | 46cm | 48cm | 50cm | 52cm | 54cm | 56cm | 58cm | 60cm | 62cm | 64cm | 66cm | 68cm

Specifications subject to change without notice.

[A page of running text on frame geometry, a white panel on a gray ground with the eight critical dimensions lettered a. to h. in two columns. The right column carries a ruled geometry table giving those dimensions for 13 Fuji models from the Titanium to the Sundance, a boxed note on matched handlebar, stem, crank and toe clip sizes, and a frame sizing conversion scale from 17 to 27 inches and 44 to 68 cm. Type from the neighboring pages shows faintly through the paper, most clearly the “There’s a Fuji to fit” heading behind the top of the left column.]

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a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h.

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[A light blue line drawing of a lugged road frame and fork on a white panel, with dimension lines lettered a. to h. for the seat tube, top tube, chainstay, seat tube angle, head tube angle, fork rake, bottom bracket drop and wheelbase. The letters key to the Frame Geometry text and table on page 36; the drawing has no other lettering.]

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Design Series

Fuji’s flawlessly handcrafted framesets are available in either the competition-proven Road-Racing Series or the Mark Gorski Signature Series Track Model.

The Design Series Framesets are constructed with Ishiwata’s prestigious 019E Quadruple Butted Chrome Molybdenum tubing, SunTour Superbe dropouts and an Investment Cast fork crown and bottom bracket shell. Our Fuji craftsmen hand-braze, miter and file each and every frame with uncompromising attention to detail. Each frameset goes through a five-coat finishing process, including a clear final coat, for a unique two-tone color scheme.

Experience the ultimate Fuji class today; enjoy the feeling forever.

Sizes: 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 63 cm
Tubing Material: ISHIWATA 019E CroMoly Quad-butted tubing
Drop-outs:
Road: SUNTOUR Superbe Pro
Track: SUNTOUR Superbe Pro
Bottom Bracket Shell: EISHO Investment Cast
Lugs: ISHIWATA Prestige 820 short point
Fork Crown: FUJI Investment Cast
Finish: Rustproofing 4-coat color process, baked-on finish
Threading Headset: English 1″ × 24 TPI BSA
Threading Bottom Bracket: English 1.370 × 24 TPI BSA
Headset: HATTA “Swan”
Braze-ons: Shifter bosses, cable guides, double chain hooks, two sets of water bottle bosses, pump peg
Chrome: Fork crown, drop-out faces, right chainstay
Colors: Rosata color-coordinated rear triangle & fork blades
Sun Orange color-coordinated rear triangle & fork blades

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[Two Fuji Design Series framesets in maroon, the nearer one with a rose-pink rear triangle, photographed with their forks on a cream studio backdrop above the white-on-black heading and text. A second photograph, beneath the specification list, shows the head tube and top tube of a maroon frame with its “FUJI Design Series” script decal, a top tube cable guide and a chrome headset; the rear frameset in the main photograph carries a script signature decal on its top tube.]

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a. Seat Tube Length
b. Top Tube Length
c. Chainstay Length
d. Seat Tube Angle
e. Head Tube Angle
f. Fork Rake
g. Bottom Bracket Drop
h. Wheelbase

a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h.

amm | bmm | cmm | d° | e° | fmm | gmm | hmm
Track 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 550; cmm — 405; d° — 75; e° — 74; fmm — 40; gmm — 57; hmm — 992
Road 58cm: amm — 580; bmm — 565; cmm — 410; d° — 73.5; e° — 73; fmm — 45; gmm — 70; hmm — 1000

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[Three close photographs of a maroon Fuji Design Series frame: the seat cluster with a white script signature decal on the top tube (it appears to read “Mark Gorski”), the chromed fork crown with a Fuji crest under a HATTA “Swan” headset, and rear-facing horizontal track ends with chromed faces on rose-pink stays and a chromed right chainstay. Below them a light blue line drawing of the frame carries dimension lines lettered a. to h., with the key beside it and a frame-geometry table for the Track 58cm and Road 58cm frames.]

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Fuji Accessories

A fine bicycle is only part of the enjoyment of cycling. Fuji America searches the world for outstanding comfort, convenience and performance accessories to help increase your cycling pleasure. Many of these accessories are only available through your authorized Fuji dealer. All have been thoroughly tested to assure you of the highest standards of performance, dependability and value. On these pages we illustrate just a few. Look for the blue, yellow and gray Fuji Assurance of Quality label on many of these products.

Fuji staff shirts, T-shirts, sweatshirts and our coach’s chair.

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[Four models in Fuji clothing pose around a wooden director’s chair with a navy “Fuji.” back: a man in a navy staff polo shirt, two women in cycling caps wearing a white sweatshirt and a pink T-shirt printed with a racing cyclist and the Fuji name, and a kneeling man in a matching white sweatshirt and a blue Fuji cap. The large white “Fuji Accessories” heading and the introduction stand on a black panel at left.]

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Cycling gloves, in leather or washable Lycra, add comfort to every ride, while cycling caps add that extra bit of dash.

Etto helmets, available in children’s and adult models, offer superior head protection while riding.

Look right in shorts, tights and jerseys in official Fuji team colors.

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[Three models in white Fuji team jerseys, shorts and tights striped in red, yellow and purple stand with a lavender and yellow Fuji road bicycle with purple handlebar tape, one woman wearing a white leatherette hairnet helmet and the other holding a black one. At right, two photographs show cycling caps in black, pink, navy, light blue, yellow and white with Fuji lettering beside leather and Lycra fingerless gloves and a pair of full-finger gloves, then four helmets: a black and a white hairnet style (the white one with an “etto” label) beside pink and light blue fabric-covered shells.]

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Handy Fuji saddlebags come in two styles and five colors.

Super Lube and Tri-Flow lubricants keep your bicycle’s moving parts running smoothly.

The SCCR line of high-performance, all-weather tires gives maximum performance, handling, safety and value.

The Technomic “Long Neck” handlebar stem is made with an extra-long shank for maximum height adjustability, in eight extension lengths.

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[Four captioned accessory photographs: Fuji saddlebags in red, white, black and blue in a tall style and a long barrel style; Super Lube cans, tub and tube and Tri-Flow aerosols and a bottle beside two zippered “Pocket Pro” socket tool kits; a coil of SCCR tires in gumwall and blackwall with a “SCCR COMPAK” box; and three chromed Technomic stems in front of stacked blue Technomic boxes marked with extension lengths.]

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There’s a Fuji water bottle in a color that’s right for your bike.

The vinyl-coated Fuji C.O.P. lock has a hardened steel shackle for ultimate security.

The Fuji name on the box assures the best quality tire tube.

Fuji has selected the versatile Thule System as the best roof carrier for your bikes, skis, or other sports gear.

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[Four captioned accessory photographs: Fuji water bottles in black, red, white, blue, yellow, clear and pink; a black vinyl-coated Fuji U-lock with its mounting bracket and keys; Fuji Deluxe Bicycle Tube boxes, some marked puncture resistant, with Presta valve tube boxes and a loose tube; and a Thule roof carrier on a dark car holding two bicycles, one blue and one yellow, and a pair of skis.]

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Mark Gorski, 1984 Olympic Cycling Gold Medalist, has chosen Fuji bicycles for his racing, training, and recreation.

FUJI AMERICA
a Division of
Toshoku America, Inc.
118 Bauer Drive
Oakland, NJ 07436
Phone: 201-337-1700
212-661-5421

FUJI AMERICA WEST
a Division of
Toshoku America, Inc.
465 California Street
San Francisco, CA 94104
Phone: 415-986-7797
415-986-7798

FUJI AMERICA CENTRAL
1840 Northwestern Avenue
Gurnee, IL 60031
Phone: 312-336-0450

FUJI AMERICA SOUTH
3638 131st Avenue North
Clearwater, FL 33520
Phone: 813-577-9077

FUJI
NICHIBEI FUJI CYCLE COMPANY, LTD.
2-36, 2-chome, Morino; Machida-shi, Tokyo 194. Japan

F-17/80M/3-87 Fuji America Printed in U.S.A.

[The back cover: Mark Gorski crouched on a track bicycle on a velodrome in a white Fuji jersey with rainbow stripes and black Fuji shorts, with spectators and a photographer at the rail behind him. The Fuji America office addresses run down the right margin, and the Mount Fuji emblem with the Nichibei Fuji imprint and the printing code sit at the bottom right.]

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