Fuji 1989 Catalog — Edition No. 19, Find Yourself on a Fuji, with Fuji America’s History of Firsts

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Fuji.™

Edition No.19

$1.00

[The front cover of the Fuji catalog, a drawing of the snow-covered peak of Mount Fuji against a sky of pale blue clouds and bands of yellow and orange, crossed diagonally by three frame tubes, one white with red, blue and yellow spatter, one turquoise and one speckled gray, each carrying a “Fuji.” decal beside a stripe of colored diamonds. The large dark blue “Fuji.” wordmark and the edition line stand at upper left and the printed price at lower right.]

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Cycling is rapidly becoming one of America’s most popular recreational activities.
Fuji bicycles have been there every step of the way.
We build bikes for not only the most demanding cyclist, but for transportation use, off-road riding, racing, or just plain fun.
So join us today for a ride and find yourself on a Fuji.

[The left page of the opening spread, a short statement set in white type on a dark textured background beneath the photograph of an unpainted, polished metal top tube with two cable guides on its upper side, which runs across the full width of the page and on into the next. A pale band of glare from the curve of the paper runs down the right edge at the gutter.]

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[The right page of the opening spread, a close photograph of an unpainted, polished metal frame on a dark textured background, showing the top tube with a cable guide meeting the seat cluster with its binder bolt, and the seat tube and seat stays running down to the lower edge. Two inset color photographs at left show street racing: a rider in a striped jersey cornering past spectators behind an orange safety fence, and two women racers in white jerseys lettered “Sundance Fuji” fastening their helmets among other riders at the start. The page carries no printed lettering.]

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FIND YOURSELF ON A FUJI

FUJI BICYCLES: A BRIEF HISTORY
In the beginning there was the wheel . . .Soon after Fuji built the bicycle. Far fetched?? perhaps! Nonetheless Fuji has been building bicycles since 1899. As a matter of fact Fuji was one of the first Japanese bicycle companies to export quality bicycles to the U.S.
Many technological and aesthetic attributes insured a worldwide reputation, unparalleled to none. This unrelenting quest for excellence does not stop. Outlined below is a brief history of Fuji America’s technological innovations.

1971: First company to import a brand-name bicycle specifically designed for the U.S. market.
1975: First to develop and market double-butted Cromoly and Hi-Ten tubings.
1977: First to introduce twelve-speed gearing on production bikes.
1978: First to use sealed bearing hubs on popular priced bikes.
1980: Introduced first commuter bicycle designed specifically for the needs of the urban cyclist.
1982: Introduced Quad-butted Valite and Cromoly tubing.
1983: Developed and produced SCCR all-weather tires.
1985: First to develop 24/27 inch wheel combination model designed specifically for the smaller adult cyclist.
1987: Introduced 100% Titanium tubing bicycles at marketable price points.
1988: First to market an indexed 6 speed city bike designed with fashion and function as its primary attributes.

Today, Fuji America continues to pioneer in areas of cycling technology where no one else has dared to tread. Our new Feather triple and quad butted channeled tubing is our latest step in developing the most beneficial yet reliable bicycle tubing possible. Innovation is sought not merely for the sake of innovation, but rather for its functional merit. To that end, we continue our quest for excellence which is not only reflected in the diverse range of products, but also in the personnel associated with Fuji America. From research and design, sales and distribution, and most importantly our dealer network, Fuji strives to bring you the highest quality product available today.

[The “FIND YOURSELF ON A FUJI” page, a brief history of Fuji in two columns of text beneath a large dark heading and a gray rule, with a list of dated firsts running from 1971 to 1988. At lower left a studio photograph shows three men and two women in Fuji shirts, caps and headbands posed around a light blue bicycle.]

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WHAT MAKES A BICYCLE A FUJI?

FRAME MATERIALS
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 1989, Fuji offers two titanium models with characteristics overshadowing other racing machines of comparable value. 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!
•Enduranace (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!

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 produced in many different wall thicknesses, including channeling, in order to best suit the needs and constraints of a wide spectrum of bicycles.

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 SI35 triple and SI45 quadruple butted tubing varies for the ultimate strength-to-weight ratio, thereby addressing the complexity of varying stresses throughout the frame.

T1 T2 T3 T4
Quad-Butted Tubing

T1 T2 T3
Triple-Butted Tubing

T1 T2 T1
Double-Butted Tubing

CHANNELED TUBING
Both Fuji SI35 triple and SI45 quadruple butted Feather Cromoly tubing are available with a new design feature. Precision-drawn channels are formed into both ends of the inner walls of the main tubes of the frame. As result, the channeled tube weighs less, but retains all of its original strength and stiffness.
This combination of our exclusive tubings and technical innovations clearly establishes Fuji as a frontrunner in bicycle technology.

[The “WHAT MAKES A BICYCLE A FUJI?” page, a text page in two columns under a large dark heading and a gray rule, explaining titanium, Feather, butted and channeled tubing with drop capitals opening each section. Three gray line drawings of tube sections, labeled T1 to T4 for the wall thicknesses, compare quad, triple and double butting, and a larger drawing at lower right shows a channeled tube in section.]

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TITANIUM

DURA-ACE®
SIS®
SLR

“Fuji” Titanium Tubling
“Shimano Dura Ace” Components
“Araya 16B” Hard Anodized rims
Space-age frame material

Natural polished finish

[The Fuji Titanium in its natural polished finish, a road racing bicycle with an unpainted titanium frame lettered TITANIUM on the top tube, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to gray at the floor. It carries a black textured saddle, black handlebar wrap, Shimano Dura-Ace components with a double chainring crankset, toe clips, a bottle cage and tan sidewall tires; the finish name is set diagonally beside a polished tube in the upper right corner.]

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OPUS V

DURA-ACE®
SIS®
SLR

“Feather Si45” Q/B Cromoly Tubing
“Shimano Dura Ace” Components
“Araya R50” Hard Anodized Rims
16 Speed Cassette

Black Sand

[The Fuji Opus V in Black Sand, a road racing bicycle with a speckled gray and black frame lettered OPUS V on the top tube, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to gray at the floor. It carries a white Avocet saddle, speckled light blue handlebar wrap, Shimano Dura-Ace components with a double chainring crankset, toe clips, a bottle cage and tan sidewall tires; the color name is set diagonally beside a speckled tube in the upper right corner.]

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TEAM FUJI

ULTEGRA
biopace-HP
SIS®
SLR

“Feather Si45” Q/B Cromoly Tubing
“Shimano Ultegra” Components
“Ukai” Hard Anodized Rims
“SOFlex” Saddle

White Confetti

[The Team Fuji in White Confetti, a road racing bicycle with a white frame flecked with small colored spots and lettered TEAM FUJI on the top tube, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to gray at the floor. It carries a black saddle, white handlebar wrap, Shimano Ultegra components with a double chainring crankset, toe clips, a bottle cage and tan sidewall tires; the color name is set diagonally beside a flecked white tube in the upper right corner.]

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ROUBAIX

GPX
ACCUSHIFT

“Feather Si45” Q/B Cromoly Tubing
“SunTour GPX” Components
“Accushift” 14 Speed Cassette [?]
“SOFlex” Saddle

Black Sand/White

[The Fuji Roubaix in Black Sand/White, a road racing bicycle with a two-tone frame, the top tube, down tube and head tube in speckled gray and black and the seat tube, rear triangle and fork in white, lettered ROUBAIX on the top tube, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to gray at the floor. It carries a black saddle, white handlebar wrap, SunTour GPX components with a double chainring crankset, toe clips, a bottle cage and tan sidewall tires; the color name is set diagonally beside a two-tone tube in the upper right corner. The word “Cassette” after “14 Speed” is printed in a faint gray tone, barely visible against the dark background.]

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CLUB FUJI

EXAGE sport-LX
biopace
SIS®
SLR

“Feather Si35” T/B Cromoly Tubing
“Shimano Sport LX” Components
“S.I.S.” 14 Speed Cassette
“SOFlex” Saddle

Jade Blue
Winner Red/White

Winner Red/White

[The Club Fuji in Winner Red/White, a road bicycle with a two-tone frame, the top tube, down tube and head tube in red and the seat tube, rear triangle and fork in white, lettered CLUB FUJI on the top tube, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to gray at the floor. It carries a black saddle, white handlebar wrap, Shimano Exage Sport LX components with a double chainring crankset, toe clips, a bottle cage and tan sidewall tires. Two color names, Jade Blue and Winner Red/White, are set diagonally beside a turquoise tube and a red and white tube in the upper right corner, and the color shown is named again at lower right.]

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ACE

BLAZE
ACCUSHIFT

“Feather Si35” T/B Cromoly Tubing
“SunTour Blaze” Components
“Araya” Alloy Rims
“Avocet” Saddle
Gold Anodized Detailing

Nero
Candy Red

Nero

[The Fuji Ace in Nero, a road bicycle with a black frame lettered ACE on the top tube, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to gray at the floor. It carries a black Avocet saddle, black handlebar wrap, a black stem and handlebar, SunTour Blaze components with a black double chainring crankset, toe clips, a bottle cage and tan sidewall tires. Two color names, Nero and Candy Red, are set diagonally beside a black tube and a red tube in the upper right corner, and the color shown is named again at lower right.]

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MT. FUJI LTD.

SHIMANO DEORE XT II
HYPERGLIDE
biopace-HP
TANGE PRESTIGE
SIS®
SLR

“Tange Prestige MTB” D/B Cromoly tubing
“Shimano Deore XT II” Components
“Hyperglide” 21 Speed Cassette
“Araya RM-20” Hard 32 Hole Rims
“Avocet Leather” Saddle

Black Sand

[The Fuji Mt. Fuji LTD. in Black Sand, a speckled gray mountain bicycle with flat handlebars, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has a black Avocet saddle, a silver triple crankset, cantilever brakes, knobby tires with tan sidewalls, red, yellow and blue stripes on the frame and a black Fuji water bottle on the down tube; a short length of tubing in the same finish at the upper right corner carries the color name.]

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MT. FUJI

SHIMANO DEORE II
HYPERGLIDE
biopace-HP
TANGE MTB
SIS®
SLR

“Tange MTB” D/B Cromoly Tubing
“Shimano Deore II” Components
“Hyperglide” 21 Speed Cassette
“Araya RM-20” Hard 32 Hole Rims
“Avocet GelFlex” Saddle

Black Confetti

[The Fuji Mt. Fuji in Black Confetti, a black mountain bicycle flecked with red, yellow and blue, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has flat handlebars, a black saddle with yellow lettering, a silver triple crankset, cantilever brakes, knobby tires with tan sidewalls and a black Fuji water bottle on the down tube; a short length of tubing in the same finish at the upper right corner carries the color name.]

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SUNDANCE

XCD
TANGE MTB
ACCUSHIFT

“Tange MTB” D/B Cromoly Tubing
“SunTour XCD 6000” Components
“Accushift” 21 Speed Cassette
“Wolber AT20” Hard Anodized Rims
“Avocet GelFlex” Saddle

Stormy Grey
Metallic Tomatoe

Stormy Grey

[The Fuji Sundance, a mountain bicycle with a mottled pale gray finish and flat handlebars, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has a black saddle with yellow lettering, a black triple crankset, cantilever brakes, knobby tires with tan sidewalls and a white Fuji water bottle on the down tube; two diagonal swatches at the upper right show the gray finish and a red one, each labeled with its color name.]

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SUNCREST

EXAGE mountain-LX
HYPERGLIDE
biopace-HP
SIS®
SLR

“Tange MTB” D/B Cromoly Tubing
“Shimano Mountain LX” Components
“Hyperglide” 21 Speed Cassette
“Shimano Biopace” Chainrings
“Avocet GelFlex” Saddle

Metallic Slate
White Confetti

White Confett

[The Fuji Suncrest in White Confetti, a white mountain bicycle flecked with red, yellow and blue, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has flat handlebars on a black stem, white cable housing, a black saddle with yellow lettering, a silver triple crankset, cantilever brakes and knobby tires with tan sidewalls; two diagonal swatches at the upper right show a dark gray finish and the white one, each labeled with its color name. The color caption at the lower right is cut off by the right edge of the scan after “White Confett”.]

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CADENZA

EXAGE trail
biopace
SIS®
SLR

“Tange MTB” D/B Cromoly Tubing
“Shimano Exage Trail” Components
“Cromoly Unicrown” Fork
“Quick Release” Wheels
“Avocet GelFlex” Saddle

Jade Blue
Rainbow Blue/White

Rainbow Blue/White

[The Fuji Cadenza in Rainbow Blue/White, a white mountain bicycle with a dark blue top tube and down tube striped in rainbow colors, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has flat handlebars on a white stem, a white unicrown fork, a black saddle with red lettering, a black triple crankset, cantilever brakes, silver rims and knobby tires with tan sidewalls; two diagonal swatches at the upper right show a light blue finish and the blue and white one, each labeled with its color name.]

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TAHOE

XCM
ACCUSHIFT

“Fuji Cromoly” Tubing
“SunTour XCM” Components
“Dia-Compe” Advantage
“Oval Tech” Chainrings
“SOFlex” Saddle

Nero
Chrome Plated
Titanium Blue

Ner

[The Fuji Tahoe in Nero, a black mountain bicycle with flat handlebars, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has a black padded saddle, a silver SunTour XCM triple crankset, cantilever brakes, silver rims and knobby tires with tan sidewalls; three diagonal swatches at the upper right show black, chrome and light blue finishes, each labeled with its color name. The color caption at the lower right is cut off by the right edge of the scan after “Ner”.]

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THRILL

EXAGE COUNTRY
biopace
SIS®
SLR

“Fuji Cromoly”Tubing
“Shimano Exage Country” Components
“Biopace” 15 Speed Drivetrain
“Araya” Alloy Rims
“SOFlex” Saddle
24 ” Wheel Size Available

Olympic Red
Glory Blue
Metallic Flake Breyl Green

Olympic Red

[The Fuji Thrill in Olympic Red, a red mountain bicycle with red flat handlebars, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has a black padded saddle on a chrome seat post, a triple crankset with black chainrings and white crank arms, cantilever brakes, silver rims and knobby tires with tan sidewalls; three diagonal swatches at the upper right show red, blue and pale green finishes, each labeled with its color name.]

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ODESSA

SUNTOUR ACCUSHIFT α-1500

“SunTour Accushift” 12 Speed
“Araya” Alloy Rims
“Sakae” Alloy Crankset
Cantilever Brakes

Metallic Tomatoe
Wine Mist
Star Silver

Star Silver

[The Fuji Odessa in Star Silver, a dark metallic gray mountain bicycle with flat handlebars, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has a black padded saddle on a silver seat post, a silver double crankset with a black chain guard ring, cantilever brakes, silver rims and knobby tires with tan sidewalls; three diagonal swatches at the upper right show red, purple and dark gray finishes, each labeled with its color name. The top edge of the page is torn above the heading.]

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VANTAGE

SIS®

“Shimano SIS” 10 Speed
“SCCR 250” Tires
Upright Riding Position

Metallic Slate
Winner Red

Metallic Slate

[The Fuji Vantage in Metallic Slate, a dark gray bicycle with a tall silver stem and flat handlebars set for upright riding, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has a black padded saddle on a silver seat post, a silver triple crankset, cantilever brakes, silver rims and knobby tires with tan sidewalls; two diagonal swatches at the upper right show dark gray and red finishes, each labeled with its color name.]

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BOULEVARD

“Shimano” 10 Speed
“SCCR 250″ Tires
Upright Riding Position
24 ” Wheel Size Available

Metallic Black
Electric Blue
Glory Blue

Metallic Black

[The Fuji Boulevard in Metallic Black, a black bicycle with a tall chrome stem and flat handlebars set for upright riding, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a black italic model-name heading. It has a black padded saddle on a chrome seat post, a black double crankset, cantilever brakes, silver rims and tires with tan sidewalls; three diagonal swatches at the upper right show black, bright blue and deep blue finishes, each labeled with its color name.]

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UP↔BEAT

ACCUSHIFT

“Fuji Cromoly” Tubing
“SunTour Accushift” 6 Speed
“Araya” Alloy Rims
Optional Coordinated Fenders

Glacier White
Blue Wave

Blue Wave

[The Fuji Up↔Beat in Blue Wave, a light blue bicycle with upright handlebars and gray grips, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a bold black model-name logo with an upward arrow above the U. It has a sprung black saddle on a chrome seat post, a single chainring behind a round black chain guard disc, a six-speed rear derailleur, cantilever brakes, silver rims and tires with tan sidewalls; two diagonal swatches at the upper right show white and light blue finishes, each labeled with its color name.]

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CROSS↔TOWN

SIS®

“Shimano SIS” 5 Speed
Upright Riding Position
Optional Coordinated Fenders

Rainbow Blue
Metallic Cranberry

Rainbow Blue

[The Fuji Cross↔Town in Rainbow Blue, a dark blue bicycle with upright handlebars and gray grips, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a bold black model-name logo. It has the model name in yellow on the top tube, a sprung black saddle, a single chainring behind a round silver chain guard disc, a five-speed rear derailleur, cantilever brakes, silver rims and tires with tan sidewalls; two diagonal swatches at the upper right show dark blue and pink-red finishes, each labeled with its color name.]

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SARATOGA

XCE
ACCUSHIFT

“Feather Si35” T/B Cromoly Tubing
“SunTour XCE” Components
“Accushift” Bar End Shifters
“Dia-Compe BRS Advantage” Brakes
“Avocet GelFlex” Saddle

Rainbow Blue

Bicycle pictured is not Rainbow Blue.

[The Fuji Saratoga, a light blue road bicycle with drop handlebars, photographed in profile against a dark backdrop that fades to white at the floor, below a bold black model-name heading. It has black handlebar tape with bar end shifters, a black saddle with red lettering, a silver SunTour XCE triple crankset, caliper brakes, tires with cream sidewalls and a white Fuji water bottle on the down tube; a single diagonal swatch at the upper right shows the dark blue Rainbow Blue finish, and a caption below the bicycle notes that the one pictured is not that color.]

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del REY

EDGE
ACCUSHIFT
“Feather Si35” T/B Cromoly Tubing
“SunTour Edge” Components
“Oval Tech” Chainrings
“SOFlex” Saddle
Easily Converts to 18 Speed

Star Silver

[The Fuji del REY, a dark metallic gray road bicycle with black drop handlebars and tape, a SunTour Edge crankset, a black SOFlex saddle and tan-wall tires, photographed in profile against a black backdrop below the model name. The EDGE and ACCUSHIFT logos and five highlight lines run down the upper left, and a diagonal gray color bar at the upper right is labeled Star Silver.]

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PALISADE

EXAGE ACTION
biopace
SIS®
SLR
“Feather Si35” T/B Cromoly Tubing
“Shimano Action” Components
“Biopace” 12 Chainrings
“Avocet” Anatomical Saddle

Glory Blue
Olympic Red

Glory Blue

[The Fuji PALISADE in Glory Blue, a road bicycle with white bar tape on drop handlebars, a black Avocet saddle, Shimano Exage Action components with Biopace chainrings and tan-wall tires, photographed in profile against a black backdrop below the model name. The EXAGE ACTION, biopace, SIS and SLR logos and four highlight lines run down the upper left, two diagonal color bars at the upper right are labeled Glory Blue and Olympic Red, and a small caption at the lower right names the color shown.]

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ABSOLUTE

SUNTOUR ACCUSHIFT α-1500
‘Fuji Cromoly” Tubing
“SunTour Accushift” 12 Speed
“Sakae” Alloy Cranks
“Avocet” Anatomical Saddle
SE Size Also Available

Metallic Slate
Wine Mist

Wine Mist

[The Fuji ABSOLUTE in Wine Mist, a magenta road bicycle with a white fork and stem, drop handlebars wrapped in black foam, stem-mounted shift levers, a black Avocet saddle and tan-wall tires, photographed in profile against a black backdrop below the model name. The SUNTOUR ACCUSHIFT α-1500 logo and five highlight lines run down the upper left, two diagonal color bars at the upper right are labeled Metallic Slate and Wine Mist, and a small caption at the lower right names the color shown.]

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ARCADIA

SIS®
“Shimano SIS” 10 Speed
“Araya” Alloy Rims
“Avocet” Anatomical Saddle
“SCCR” Tires

Metallice Black
Winner Red

Metallic Black

[The Fuji ARCADIA in Metallic Black, a road bicycle with drop handlebars wrapped in black foam, brake levers with extension levers, stem-mounted shift levers, a black Avocet saddle and tan-wall tires, photographed in profile against a black backdrop below the model name. The SIS logo and four highlight lines run down the upper left, two diagonal color bars at the upper right are labeled Metallice Black and Winner Red, and a small caption at the lower right names the color shown.]

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FEATURES

•Fuji SOFlex saddles (Lycra covered, light but comfortable)

•Ishiwata SI35 & SI45 tubing (Triple or quad butted tubing of cromoly with precision drawn channels)

•Uni-brazed seatlug. (durable, but a graceful design)

•Shimano Hyperglide (even under load; fast shifts every time)

•Shimano S.I.S. (Race proven, now with Hyperglide)

•SunTour Accushift. (Crisp shifting in 5, 6 or 7 speed)

•Avocet GelFlex saddles (With a patented gel by Spenco, the utmost in comfort)

•Suntour B.R.S. brake systems (Sure stops with a silky smooth feel)

[A features page of eight captioned close-up photographs on black grounds, set in two rows of four under the heading FEATURES and a gray rule. They show a Fuji SOFlex saddle, blue and red Ishiwata tubes labeled FEATHER Si35 and Si45, a brazed seat lug on a speckled gray frame, a Shimano Hyperglide drivetrain on a speckled mountain bike, a Shimano S.I.S. shifter and brake lever on a flat handlebar, SunTour Accushift down-tube levers, an Avocet GelFlex saddle and a SunTour brake lever on white-taped drop handlebars.]

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LADIES

Off-road, around town or cross country, Fuji has always built durable, yet lightweight ladies models in many different colors and price points.

ODESSA
1

VANTAGE
2

BOULEVARD
3

UP↔BEAT
4

[Four Fuji ladies bicycles with step-through frames, upright handlebars and tan-wall knobby tires, each photographed in profile on a black panel numbered one to four: the ODESSA in magenta with a white fork, the VANTAGE in red, the BOULEVARD in blue and the UP↔BEAT in white with a disc chainguard. The heading LADIES and a short introduction run across the top of the page.]

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CROSS↔TOWN
5

ABSOLUTE
6

ARCADIA
7

1
Wine Mist
Metallic Tomatoe
Star Silver

2
Winner Red
Metallic Slate
Metallic Cranberry

3
Electric Blue
Metallic Black
Glory Blue

4
Glacier White
Blue Wave

5
Metallic Cranberry
Rainbow Blue

6
Metallic Slate
Wine Mist

7
Metallic Black
Winner Red

THRILL ladies model available. (Olympic Red, Glory Blue)

[Three more Fuji ladies bicycles, each photographed in profile on a black panel numbered five to seven: the CROSS↔TOWN in red with upright handlebars, knobby tan-wall tires and a disc chainguard, the ABSOLUTE in a dark metallic finish with drop handlebars and the ARCADIA in red with a white fork and drop handlebars, all with step-through frames. A key at the lower right sets diagonal color bars under the numbers one to seven, giving the colors offered for each ladies model on this page and the facing page, above a one-line note on the THRILL.]

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Model Name: Racing — Titanium Dura Ace; Titanium Sante; Opus V; Team Fuji; Roubaix; Club Fuji
Frame Sizes: Titanium Dura Ace — 49, 52, 55, 58, 61cm; Titanium Sante — 52, 55, 58, 61 cm; Opus V, Team Fuji, Roubaix and Club Fuji — 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm
Frame: Titanium Dura Ace and Titanium Sante — Fuji Titanium tubing; Opus V and Team Fuji — Feather SI45 Quad butted channeled cromoly tubing; Roubaix — Feather SI35 Triple butted channeled cromoly tubing Lost wax seat lug and specially finished lugs; Club Fuji — Feather SI35 Triple butted channeled cromoly tubing
Fork: Titanium Dura Ace — Fuji Titanium tubing Shimano Dura Ace headset; Titanium Sante — Ishiwata cromoly tubing Shimano 600 headset; Opus V — Ishiwata cromoly with investment cast fork crown; Team Fuji — Ishiwata unicrown cromoly tubing Shimano Ultegra headset; Roubaix and Club Fuji — Spinner SPT 829 Aero unicrown cromoly tubing
Handlebar: Titanium Dura Ace — Nitto Mod 155; Titanium Sante — Nitto B115; Opus V — Nitto Mod 155; Team Fuji, Roubaix and Club Fuji — Sakae CMB 200 modolo type alloy
Stem & Wrap: Titanium Dura Ace — Nitto NTC-A Sugino 75 tape; Titanium Sante — Nitto Feather OGK #10 tape; Opus V — Nitto NTC-A black OGK padded tape; Team Fuji — Sakae FXS 100 alloy Pelaton padded tape; Roubaix and Club Fuji — Sakae CTS 100 alloy Pelaton padded tape

Brakes: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace with Dura Ace aero levers; Titanium Sante — Shimano 600EX sidepulls with 600EX aero levers; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace recessed with Dura Ace aero “SLR” levers; Team Fuji — Shimano Ultegra sidepull recessed with Ultegra aero “SLR” levers; Roubaix — Suntour GPX GP00S sidepull recessed with Q/R and GP00 aero levers; Club Fuji — Shimano Sport LX A450 sidepull recessed with Q/R and A451 aero SLR levers
Cranks: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace 42/53T with Dura Ace B/B; Titanium Sante — Shimano 600EX 42 × 53T with 600EX B/B; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace 42/53T with Shimano Dura Ace B/B; Team Fuji — Shimano Ultegra 42/53T Biopace HP 170mm Shimano Ultegra B/B; Roubaix — Suntour GPX GP00 42 × 52T alloy 165/170mm; Club Fuji — Shimano Sport LX A452 42 × 52T Biopace 165/170mm Shimano A450 B/B
Derrailleur: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace/Dura Ace SIS; Titanium Sante — Shimano Sante’/Sante’ SIS; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace 7402/7400 SIS; Team Fuji — Shimano Ultegra 6400/6400SS SIS; Roubaix — Suntour GPX GP00/GP00SS Accushift; Club Fuji — Shimano Sport LX A452/A452SS SIS Hyperglide
Shifters: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace SIS downtube braze-on; Titanium Sante — Shimano Sante’ SIS downtube braze-on; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace SIS downtube braze-on; Team Fuji — Shimano Ultegra SIS downtube braze-on; Roubaix — Suntour GPX GP00 IFC downtube braze-on; Club Fuji — Shimano Sport LX A453 SIS downtube braze-on
Cluster: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace Cassette 12/21T 7 speed; Titanium Sante — Shimano Sante’ 12/21T 7 speed; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace CS7400 12/21T 8 speed cassette silver; Team Fuji — Shimanno CS6400 13/21T 7 speed cassette silver; Roubaix — Suntour AL00 13/23T 7 speed silver; Club Fuji — Shimano CS1000 13/24T 7 speed silver cassette

Chain: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace; Titanium Sante — Shimano 600EX silver; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace CN 7402 silver; Team Fuji — Shimano CN 6208 Ultegra silver; Roubaix — Suntour GP00 silver; Club Fuji — Shimano CN M732 silver
Pedals: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace with toe-clips and straps; Titanium Sante — Shimano 600EX with toe-clips and straps; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace; Team Fuji — Shimano Ultegra with toe-clips and straps; Roubaix — VP 333 alloy with nylon toe-clips and straps; Club Fuji — VP 389 alloy with nylon toe-clips and straps
Rims: Titanium Dura Ace — Araya #16B tubular Super hard anodized 32 hole; Titanium Sante — Ukai LA-3 700 × 25C 32 hole; Opus V — Araya R50 Super hard 32 hole tubular; Team Fuji — Ukai 20A Super hard anodized 700 × 25C 32 hole; Roubaix — Wolber GTX hard anodized 700 × 25C 32 hole; Club Fuji — Wolber GTA alloy 700 × 25C 32 hole
Hubs: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace Cassette 32 hole Stainless steel oval spokes; Titanium Sante — Shimano 600EX Quick Release 32 hole Stainless steel spokes; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace 32 hole cassette Stainless steel spokes; Team Fuji — Shimano Ultegra Quick Release cassette 32 hole Stainless steel spokes; Roubaix — Suntour GPX GP00 Quick Release 32 hole front and rear Stainless steel spokes; Club Fuji — Shimano Sport LX A450 alloy Quick Release cassette 32 hole front and rear Stainless steel spokes
Tires: Titanium Dura Ace — D’Alessandro tubular; Titanium Sante — SCCR CTX 700 × 19C; Opus V — D’Alessandro tubular; Team Fuji — SCCR CTX 700 × 25C skinwall; Roubaix and Club Fuji — SCCR Tri-Max 700 × 23C

Saddle: Titanium Dura Ace — San Marco Rolls; Titanium Sante — Sella Italia Mundialita; Opus V — Avocet racing leather; Team Fuji, Roubaix and Club Fuji — Viscount SOFlex racing black lycra
Seat Pillar: Titanium Dura Ace — Shimano Dura Ace; Titanium Sante — Sugino SP-KD; Opus V — Shimano Dura Ace; Team Fuji — Sakae CTP5 micro-adjust with allen key seat pin; Roubaix and Club Fuji — Sakae CLE-100 micro-adjust with allen key seat pin
Accessories: Titanium Dura Ace and Titanium Sante — Toe-clips and nylon straps, water bottle and cage; Opus V — Spoke disc, reflectors, water bottle and cage toe-clips and straps; Team Fuji — Spoke disc, reflectors, toe-clips and straps; Roubaix and Club Fuji — Spoke disc, reflectors, nylon toe-clips and straps
Braze-ons: Titanium Dura Ace and Titanium Sante — Water bottle bosses, chainhook, shifter bosses, cable guides; Opus V — Two water bottle bosses, pump peg, chainhook, shifter bosses, cable guides; Team Fuji — Two water bottle bosses, pump peg, two chainhook, shifter bosses, cable guides; Roubaix and Club Fuji — Two water bottle bosses, pump peg, chainhook, shifter bosses, cable guides
Colors: Titanium Dura Ace — Natural polished finish; Titanium Sante — Titanium Blue; Opus V — Black Sand; Team Fuji — White Confetti; Roubaix — Black Sand/White; Club Fuji — Jade Blue, Winner Red/White
Weight Approx.: Titanium Dura Ace — 19.0 lbs; Titanium Sante — 20.2 lbs; Opus V — 21.5 lbs; Team Fuji — 22.0 lbs; Roubaix — 23.0 lbs; Club Fuji — 24.0 lbs

[The first page of a component specifications table, a ruled grid of alternating gray and white rows that lists the six Racing models, Titanium Dura Ace, Titanium Sante, Opus V, Team Fuji, Roubaix and Club Fuji, against 21 component rows, with bold row labels down the left side and a red spaced italic “Racing” heading in a gray band across the top. The page has no illustrations and no printed folio; the Racing group continues on the following page.]

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Model Name: Racing — Ace; ATB — Mt. Fuji Ltd; Mt. Fuji; Sundance; Suncrest; Cadenza
Frame Size: Ace — 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm; Mt. Fuji Ltd, Mt. Fuji, Sundance, Suncrest and Cadenza — 44, 48, 52, 56 cm 17.5, 19, 20.5, 22 inch
Frame: Ace — Feather SI35 Triple butted channeled cromoly tubing; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Tange Prestige MTB double butted cromoly lugless tubing Uni-brazed seat lug, vertical dropouts; Mt. Fuji — Tange MTB double butted cromoly lugless tubing Special cut and finish tubes, vertical dropouts; Sundance — Tange MTB double butted cromoly lugless tubing Uni-brazed seat lug, Special finish, vertical dropouts; Suncrest — Tange MTB double butted cromoly lugless tubing Uni-brazed seat lug, special finish, vertical dropouts; Cadenza — Tange MTB double butted cromoly lugless tubing Uni-brazed seat lug, special frame finish
Fork: Ace — Spinner SPT 829 Aero unicrown Hi-Ten tubing; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Spinner 777SA unicrown cromoly with lost wax dropouts Shimano Deore XT M-730 headset; Mt. Fuji — Spinner 777SA unicrown cromoly lost wax dropouts Shimano M450 headset; Sundance — Spinner 777S unicrown cromoly lost wax dropouts TH-305 sealed tech headset; Suncrest — Spinner 767L unicrown cromoly tubing Shimano M450 headset; Cadenza — Spinner 767X unicrown cromoly tubing TH-305 sealed tech headset
Handlebar: Ace — Sakae CMB 300 modolo type alloy center; Mt. Fuji Ltd, Mt. Fuji and Sundance — MTB AL-110 tapered alloy black; Suncrest — MTB 110 bulge type painted; Cadenza — MTB 110 bulge type black
Stem & Wrap: Ace — Sakae CTS 100 alloy black Pelaton padded tape; Mt. Fuji Ltd, Mt. Fuji, Sundance and Suncrest — MTS 128-1 cromoly with concealed guide painted Rubber double fister; Cadenza — MTS 115G cromoly salsa style black Rubber double fister

Brakes: Ace — Dia Compe 505 sidepull recessed with Q/R and BL-07 aero levers; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT II M-732 cantilevers with M-732 SLR two finger levers; Mt. Fuji — Shimano Deore II MT-62 cantilevers with MT-63 SLR two finger levers; Sundance — Suntour XD-10 cantilevers grey with Suntour XCD 6000 combination brake levers; Suncrest — Shimano Mountain LX M-454 cantilever with Exage LX SLR four finger levers; Cadenza — Shimano Exage Trail cantilever with Exage Trail SLR levers
Cranks: Ace — Suntour Edge alloy 42 × 52T Oval black 165/170mm; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT M-730 48/38/28T Biopace HP 170/175mm Shimano Deore XT M-730 sealed B/B; Mt. Fuji — Shimano Deore MT-60 48/38/28T Biopace HP 170/175mm Shimano Deore MT-60 sealed B/B; Sundance — Suntour XCD 6000 48T round 38/28T oval black 170/175mm TH-530 BB; Suncrest — Shimano Mountain LX M452 48/38/28T Biopace HP 170/175mm Exage sealed B/B; Cadenza — Shimano Exage M250 48/38/28T Biopace 170/175mm Exage sealed B/B
Derrailleur: Ace — Suntour blaze RE34/RE34SS Accushift black; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT II M-732M-732GS SIS Hyperglide; Mt. Fuji — Shimano Deore II MT-62/MT-62GS SIS Hyperglide; Sundance — Suntour XCD 6000 XD00/XD00GX Accushift; Suncrest — Shimano Mountain LX M452/M452SGS SIS; Cadenza — Shimano Exage Trail M351/M350GS SIS
Shifters: Ace — Suntour Blaze 3040 IFC downtube braze-on; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT II M-732 SIS Hyperglide; Mt. Fuji — Shimano Deore II MT-62 SIS Hyperglide; Sundance — Suntour XCD 6000 XD02 U7 IFC mounted on brake levers; Suncrest — Shimano Mountain LX M453 SIS thumbshifters; Cadenza — Shimano Exage Trail SIS bar mount thumbshifters
Cluster: Ace — Suntour AL00 13/26T 6 speed gold; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT II M-732 cassette 12/28T 7 speed; Mt. Fuji — Shimano Deore II MT-62 cassette 12/28T 7 speed; Sundance — Suntour FH XD01 cassette 13/30T 7 speed; Suncrest — Shimano CS MT62 Hyperglide 13/30T 7 speed; Cadenza — Shimano MFZ-012 14/30T 6 speed

Chain: Ace — KMC Z black; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT II M-732 silver; Mt. Fuji — Shimano Deore II MT-62; Sundance — Suntour XCD 6000 silver; Suncrest — Shimano CN MT62 HG narrow silver; Cadenza — KMC UG black
Pedals: Ace — VP 389 alloy with nylon toe-clips and straps; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano M-731 alloy with nylon toe-clips and straps; Mt. Fuji — Sakae MTP-126 alloy with nylon toe-clips and straps; Sundance — VP 330 alloy with nylon toe-clips and straps; Suncrest — VP 866 alloy with cromoly spindle; Cadenza — VP 872 black
Rims: Ace — Araya SS-45 alloy 700 × 25C black 32 hole front 36 hole rear; Mt. Fuji Ltd and Mt. Fuji — Araya RM-20 Hard Anodized 26 × 1.5″ 32 hole; Sundance — Wolber AT20 Hard Anodized 26 × 1.5″; Suncrest — 7S alloy black 26 × 1.5″; Cadenza — Araya MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5″
Hubs: Ace — KK 336 U-Type Quick Release black 32 hole front 36 hole rear; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT II M-732 Quick Release Cassette 32 hole Stainless steel spokes; Mt. Fuji — Shimano Deore II MT-62 Quick Release Cassette 32 hole Stainless steel spokes; Sundance — Suntour XCD 6000 XD00 Quick Release grey front Suntour XCD 6000 XD10 Cassette Quick Release grey rear; Suncrest — Shimano Mountain LX M451 Quick Release front Shimano Exage LX M452 Cassette Quick Release rear; Cadenza — KK 336 U-Type Quick Release black front and rear
Tires: Ace — SCCR Tri-max 700 × 25C skinwall; Mt. Fuji Ltd, Mt. Fuji, Sundance, Suncrest and Cadenza — SCCR ATX 40C

Saddle: Ace — Avocet Racing vinyl; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Avocet Racing Leather; Mt. Fuji, Sundance, Suncrest and Cadenza — Avocet R-20 GelFlex black lycra
Seat Pillar: Ace — Alloy 230mm black with Allen key seat pin gold; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Shimano Deore XT M-730 micro-adjust with Shimano Deore XT Q/R seat pin; Mt. Fuji — Sakae MTE-300 micro-adjust 300mm with Q/R seat pin; Sundance and Suncrest — Sakae CLE-100 micro-adjust black 300mm with Q/R seat pin; Cadenza — SP-251 alloy micro-adjust with Q/R seat pin
Accessories: Ace — Spoke disc, reflectors, nylon toe-clips and straps; Mt. Fuji Ltd and Mt. Fuji — Spoke disc, reflectors, Water bottle and cage, Shimano shark fin, nylon toe-clips and straps; Sundance — Spoke disc, reflectors, Right Guard, Water bottle and cage; Suncrest and Cadenza — Spoke disc, reflectors, Right Guard
Braze-ons: Ace — Two water bottle bosses, pump peg, chainhook, shifter bosses, cable guides; Mt. Fuji Ltd and Mt. Fuji — Two water bottle bosses, slotted gear cable stops, rear rack mounts; Sundance — Two water bottle bosses, slotted brake and gear cable stops, rear rack mounts, nylon toe-clips and straps; Suncrest and Cadenza — Two water bottle bosses, slotted brake and gear cable stops, rear rack mounts
Colors: Ace — Nero, Candy Red; Mt. Fuji Ltd — Black Sand; Mt. Fuji — Black Confetti; Sundance — Stormy Grey, Metallic Tomatoe; Suncrest — Metallic Slate, White Confetti; Cadenza — Jade Blue, Rainbow Blue/White
Weight Approx.: Ace — 25.5 lbs; Mt. Fuji Ltd — 26.5 lbs; Mt. Fuji — 28.0 lbs; Sundance and Suncrest — 28.5 lbs; Cadenza — 29.5 lbs

Specifications subject to change without notice.

[The second page of the component specifications table, continuing the same gray and white ruled grid with the last Racing model, the Ace, followed by five ATB models, Mt. Fuji Ltd, Mt. Fuji, Sundance, Suncrest and Cadenza, with the bold row labels now down the right side and red spaced italic “Racing” and “A T B” headings in the gray band across the top. An italic note below the grid reads “Specifications subject to change without notice.” The page has no illustrations and no printed folio.]

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Model Name: ATB — Tahoe; Thrill; Odessa; Vantage; Boulevard; City Bike — Up-Beat
Frame Sizes: Tahoe — 44, 48, 52, 56, 60 cm 17.5, 19, 20.5, 22, 23.5 inch; Thrill — 44, 48, 52, 56, 44L, 48L cm 24″ wheel mens style also; Odessa — 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 44L, 48L cm 17.5, 19, 20.5, 22, 23.5, 17.5L, 19L inch; Vantage — 44, 48, 52, 56, 44L, 48L cm 17.5, 19, 20.5, 22, 17.5L, 19L inch; Boulevard — 44, 48, 52, 56, 44L, 48L cm 24″ wheel Mens and Ladies model available also; Up-Beat — 19, 21, 23, 17L, 19L inch
Frame: Tahoe and Thrill — Fuji special cut cromoly lugless tubing; Odessa and Vantage — Fuji special cut Hi-Ten lugless tubing; Boulevard — Fuji Hi-Ten lugless tubing; Up-Beat — Fuji Cromoly lugless tubing
Fork: Tahoe, Thrill, Odessa and Vantage — Fuji unicrown Hi-Ten tubing; Boulevard — Fuji Hi-Ten tubing; Up-Beat — Fuji unicrown lugged tubing with Tange headset
Handlebar: Tahoe and Thrill — B802 style 60mm rise black; Odessa, Vantage and Boulevard — B808 style steel 104mm rise; Up-Beat — Upright style painted
Stem & Wrap: Tahoe, Thrill and Odessa — Upright recessed black Foam grip; Vantage and Boulevard — Upright style Mushroom grip; Up-Beat — Attached to bar 225mm high Foam grip grey

Brakes: Tahoe — Diacompe Advantage XCM cantilever with XCM levers; Thrill — Shimano Exage Country cantilever with SLR brake levers; Odessa — Lee Chi 700 alloy cantilever with 208P mountain levers; Vantage and Boulevard — Alloy 910 sidepull with mountain brake levers and shoes; Up-Beat — Alloy 910 sidepull painted with touring levers
Cranks: Tahoe — Suntour XCM alloy 48T round 38/28T Oval 170/175mm; Thrill — Shimano Exage Country alloy 28/38/48T Biopace black; Odessa — Sakae CTC-626 black alloy with 40 × 48T 170mm; Vantage — Sakae TCC 532 40 × 48T 170mm; Boulevard — Sakae TC-532 40 × 52T 165/175mm; Up-Beat — Sakae CTC-628 alloy 46T 170mm
Derrailleur: Tahoe — Suntour XCM 3040/XCM 3040GX Accushift; Thrill — Shimano Exage Country M250/M250GS SIS; Odessa — Suntour AT10/RD1500 GX Accushift; Vantage — Shimano Ax-50/R552 SIS; Boulevard — Shimano Ax 50/Ty 10SS; Up-Beat — Suntour 1500GX Accushift rear only
Shifters: Tahoe — Suntour XCM 3040 IFC Accushift thumbshifters; Thrill — Shimano M250 Exage Country SIS thumbshifters; Odessa — Suntour SL 2000 IC thumbshifters; Vantage — Shimano MS52 SIS thumbshifters; Boulevard — Shimano Mt32 thumbshifters; Up-Beat — Suntour SL 2000 IFC thumbshifters
Cluster: Tahoe — Suntour AL00 13/30T 6 speed; Thrill — Shimano MFZ-012S 14/28T 5 speed; Odessa — Suntour AL00 13/28T 6 speed; Vantage — Shimanno MFZ-012 14/28T 5 speed; Boulevard — Shimano MFZ-012 14/28T 5 speed; Up-Beat — Suntour AL00 13/28T 6 speed
Chain: Tahoe — KMC Z black; Thrill — KMC UG black; Odessa — KMC Z black; Vantage — KMC UG black; Boulevard — KMC black; Up-Beat — KMC Z black

Pedals: Tahoe — VP 872 black; Thrill, Odessa, Vantage and Boulevard — VP 870 platform type; Up-Beat — VP 391 platform type
Rims: Tahoe — Araya MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5″; Thrill — Araya MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5″ 24″ = 24 × 1.5″; Odessa — Araya MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5″; Vantage — 26 × 1.5″ chrome plated; Boulevard — 26 × 1.5″ chrome plated 24″ = 24 × 1.75″; Up-Beat — Araya MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5″
Hubs: Tahoe — KK 336 U-type Quick-Release black front KK 336 U-type bolt-on black rear; Thrill — KK 336 U-type Quick-Release front black KK 106 bolt-on rear black; Odessa — Small flange Quick-Release front bolt-on rear; Vantage and Boulevard — Small flange bolt-on; Up-Beat — Small flange Quick-Release front black bolt-on rear black
Tires: Tahoe — SCCR ATX 40C; Thrill — SCCR ATX 40C 24″ = 24 × 1.5″; Odessa and Vantage — SCCR 250 26 × 1.5″ Gumwall; Boulevard — SCCR 250 26 × 1.5″ Gumwall 24″ = 24 × 1.75″; Up-Beat — SCCR 100 26 × 1.5″ Gumwall
Saddle: Tahoe — Viscount SOFlex mountain black lycra; Thrill — Viscount SOFlex mountain black lycra 24″ = Viscount 2296 vinyl; Odessa, Vantage and Boulevard — Viscount 2216 wide padded; Up-Beat — Viscount 2325 wide padded

Seat Pillar: Tahoe — Satin finish 10″with Q/R seat pin; Thrill, Odessa and Vantage — Chrome plated with allen key seat pin; Boulevard — Chrome plated with hex head seat pin; Up-Beat — Chrome plated with allen key seat pin
Accessories: Tahoe and Thrill — Spoke disc, reflectors, Right Guard; Odessa, Vantage, Boulevard and Up-Beat — Spoke disc, reflectors
Braze-ons: Tahoe — Two water bottle bosses, cable guides; Thrill, Odessa, Vantage and Boulevard — Water bottle bosses, cable guides; Up-Beat — Water bottle bosses, rear rack bosses, cable guides
Colors: Tahoe — Nero, Chrome Plated, Titanium Blue; Thrill — Olympic Red, Glory Blue, Metallic Beryl Green (mens only); Odessa — Metallic Tomatoe, Wine Mist, Star Silver; Vantage — Metallic Slate, Winner Red, Metallic Cranberry (ladies only); Boulevard — Metallic Black, Electric Blue, Glory Blue (24″ only); Up-Beat — Glacier White, Blue Wave
Weight Approx.: Tahoe and Thrill — 30.0 lbs; Odessa — 31.0 lbs; Vantage — 32.5 lbs; Boulevard — 33.0 lbs; Up-Beat — 28.5 lbs

[A component specification table for six Fuji models: the Tahoe, Thrill, Odessa, Vantage and Boulevard under the red heading ATB and the Up-Beat under the red heading City Bike. Its 21 rows run from Frame Sizes to Weight Approx. in alternating gray and white bands, with the row labels in bold down the left side; the page prints no folio and no footnote.]

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Model Name: City Bike — Cross-town; Touring — Saratoga; Sport Recreation — Del Rey; Palisade; Absolute; Arcadia
Frame Sizes: Cross-town — 19, 21, 23, 17L, 19L inch; Saratoga — 49, 52, 54, 56, 58, 61, 64 cm; Del Rey and Palisade — 19, 21, 23, 25 inch; Absolute — 19, 21, 23, 25, 19M inch; Arcadia — 19, 21, 23, 25, 19L(D), 19L(N) inch
Frame: Cross-town — Fuji Hi-Ten lugged tubing; Saratoga, Del Rey and Palisade — Feather SI35 Triple butted channeled cromoly tubing; Absolute — Fuji Cromoly lugged tubing; Arcadia — Fuji Hi-Ten lugled tubing
Fork: Cross-town — Fuji Hi-Ten tubing; Saratoga — Spinner SPT-829 Unicrown cromoly with indented dropout; Del Rey — Fuji Cromoly tubing with indented dropout; Palisade, Absolute and Arcadia — Fuji Hi-Ten tubing with indented dropout
Handleber: Cross-town — MTB-5 chrome 60mm rise; Saratoga — Sakae CMB-200 alloy modolo type; Del Rey, Palisade and Absolute — Racing type with alloy center; Arcadia — Racing type steel
Stem & Wrap: Cross-town — Upright recessed painted Foam grip grey; Saratoga — Sakae CTS-100 alloy Pelaton padded tape; Del Rey — Delta alloy black Pelaton padded tape; Palisade — Delta alloy Pelaton padded tape; Absolute — Delta alloy Thick foam grip; Arcadia — Drop style recessed black Thick foam grip

Brakes: Cross-town — Alloy 910 sidepull with touring levers grey; Saratoga — Dia Compe Advantage II 983D cantilever with BL-154 BRS levers; Del Rey — Suntour BE34 sidepull recessed with Q/R and RE34 aero BRS levers; Palisade — Shimano A250 sidepull with Q/R and A251 aero SLR levers; Absolute — Dia Compe 505 alloy sidepull with front Q/R and dual levers; Arcadia — Alloy 500 sidepull with dual levers
Cranks: Cross-town — Tracer Y-280 alloy 46T with double chainguard painted; Saratoga — Suntour XCE alloy 48T round 38/28T Oval black 170/175mm; Del Rey — Suntour Edge alloy 42/52T Oval black 165/170mm drilled for triple; Palisade — Shimano Motion A250 alloy 42 × 52T Biopace black 165/170mm; Absolute — Sakae SXC-310 alloy 40/52T 165/170mm; Arcadia — Sakae CTC-532 alloy 42 × 52T 170mm
Derrailleur: Cross-town — Shimano 552GS SIS rear only; Saratoga — Suntour XM34/XE45GX XCE Accushift; Del Rey — Suntour Edge ED45/ED45SS Accushift; Palisade — Shimano A250/A350SS Action SIS; Absolute — Suntour Allegro/1500SS Accushift; Arcadia — Shimano Ax-50/R552 SIS
Shifters: Cross-town — Shimano MS52 SIS thumbshifters; Saratoga — Suntour BC00 Barcon Accushift; Del Rey — Suntour Edge 4050 Accushift downtube braze-on; Palisade — Shimano Action A452 SIS downtube braze-on; Absolute — Suntour 1500 IC Accushift stemshifters; Arcadia — Shimano S452 SIS stemshifters
Cluster: Cross-town — Shimano MFZ-012 14/28T 5 speed; Saratoga and Del Rey — Suntour AL00 13/28T 6 speed; Palisade — Shimano MFZ-012 14/28T 6 speed; Absolute — Suntour AL00 13/28T 6 speed; Arcadia — Shimano MFZ-012 14/28T 5 speed
Chain: Cross-town — KMC UG black; Saratoga and Del Rey — KMC Z black; Palisade — KMC UG black; Absolute — KMC Z black; Arcadia — KMC UG black

Pedals: Cross-town — VP 391 platform type grey; Saratoga and Del Rey — VP 389 alloy black with nylon toe-clips and straps; Palisade — HTI A15 alloy with cromoly spindle; Absolute and Arcadia — VP 870 platform type
Rims: Cross-town — Araya MP-22 alloy 26 × 1.5″; Saratoga — Wolber M-58 alloy 27 × 1 1/8″; Del Rey and Palisade — Araya SP-30 alloy 27 × 1 1/8″; Absolute and Arcadia — Araya SP-20 alloy 27 × 1 1/4″
Hubs: Cross-town — KK 336 U-type bolt-on front KK 106 bolt-on rear; Saratoga — Sansin CE-60 Sealed Q/R 36 hole front Sansin CE-60 Sealed Q/R 40 hole rear; Del Rey — KK 200 alloy Quick Release; Palisade — KK 336 U-type Quick Release front and rear black; Absolute — KK 336 U-type Quick Release front black KK106 bolt-on rear black; Arcadia — Small flange bolt-on
Tires: Cross-town — SCCR 100 26 × 1.5″ Gumwall; Saratoga — SCCR 850 27 × 1 1/8″ Gumwall; Del Rey — SCCR 850 27 × 1 1/8″ Skinwall; Palisade, Absolute and Arcadia — SCCR 850 27 × 1 1/8″ Gumwall
Saddle: Cross-town — Viscount 2325 wide padded; Saratoga — Avocet GelFlex touring black lycra; Del Rey — Viscount SOFlex touring black lycra; Palisade, Absolute and Arcadia — Avocet touring anatomical

Seat Pillar: Cross-town — Chrome plated with Hex head seat pin; Saratoga — Sakae CLE-100 micro-adjust with allen key seat pin; Del Rey — Sakae CLE-100 micro-adjust black with allen key seat pin; Palisade — Alloy 230mm with cromoly allen key seat pin; Absolute and Arcadia — Chrome plated with hex head seat pin
Accessories: Cross-town — Spoke disc, reflectors; Saratoga — Spoke disc, reflectors, water bottle and cage, nylon toe-clips and straps; Del Rey — Spoke disc, reflectors, nylon toe-clips and straps; Palisade, Absolute and Arcadia — Spoke disc, reflectors
Braze-ons: Cross-town — Water bottle bosses, cable guides, rear rack bosses; Saratoga — Three water bottle bosses, pump peg, chainhook, rear rack bosses, spoke holder; Del Rey, Palisade, Absolute and Arcadia — Water bottle bosses, cable guides
Colors: Cross-town — Rainbow Blue, Metallic Cranberry (ladies only); Saratoga — Rainbow Blue; Del Rey — Star Silver; Palisade — Glory Blue, Olympic Red; Absolute — Metallic Slate, Wine Mist; Arcadia — Metallic Black, Winner Red
Weight Approx.: Cross-town — 30.5 lbs; Saratoga — 26.5 lbs; Del Rey — 25.5 lbs; Palisade — 27.0 lbs; Absolute — 28.5 lbs; Arcadia — 29.5 lbs

Specifications subject to change without notice.

[A component specification table for six Fuji models: the Cross-town under the red heading City Bike, the Saratoga under Touring and the Del Rey, Palisade, Absolute and Arcadia under Sport Recreation. Its 21 rows run from Frame Sizes to Weight Approx. in alternating gray and white bands, with the row labels in bold down the right side and an italic footnote below; the page prints no folio.]

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FRAME GEOMETRY

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.
All Fuji bicycles are measured from the center of the B/B to the top of the seat tube.

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, 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 Height is the distance between the ceneter of the bottom bracket and the ground. It determines the bicycles center of gravity as well as the clearance of the crankset during cornering and from debris.

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.

mm
a | b | c | d° | e° | f | g | h
Titanium 58cm | 580 | 575 | 413 | 74 | 73 | 45 | 70 | 1,003
Opus V 58cm | 580 | 566 | 415 | 73.5 | 74 | 45 | 70 | 996
Team Fuji 58cm | 580 | 566 | 415 | 73.5 | 74 | 45 | 70 | 996
Roubaix 58cm | 580 | 566 | 415 | 73.5 | 74 | 45 | 70 | 996
Club Fuji 58cm | 580 | 566 | 410 | 73 | 73.5 | 45 | 69 | 992
Ace 58cm | 580 | 566 | 410 | 73 | 73.5 | 45 | 69 | 992
Saratoga 58cm | 580 | 565 | 440 | 73 | 73 | 55 | 63 | 1,037
del Rey 23 inch | 584 | 564 | 430 | 73 | 73 | 55 | 63 | 1,025
Mt. Fuji Ltd 48cm | 480 | 550 | 420 | 73 | 71 | 45 | 32 | 1,028
Mt. Fuji 48cm | 480 | 550 | 420 | 73 | 71 | 45 | 32 | 1,028
Sundance 48cm | 480 | 554 | 425 | 73 | 70 | 45 | 32 | 1,044
Suncrest 48cm | 480 | 554 | 425 | 73 | 70 | 45 | 32 | 1,044
Cadenza 48cm | 480 | 536 | 438 | 72 | 70 | 50 | 38 | 1,040
Tahoe 48cm | 480 | 536 | 438 | 72 | 70 | 50 | 38 | 1,040
Thrill 48cm | 480 | 536 | 438 | 72 | 70 | 50 | 38 | 1,040
Up-beat 52cm | 520 | 553 | 438 | 73 | 70 | 45 | 30 | 1,055

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.

[The Fuji frame geometry page, with a lettered explanation of the eight critical frame dimensions a to h, a chart of those dimensions in millimeters for 16 models from the Titanium to the Up-beat and a frame sizing conversion chart from inches to centimeters. The conversion chart is printed as a scale, its inch marks above a rule and its centimeter marks below it on a different spacing. The black panel at the right edge is the rear of the lettered frame drawing that continues across the gutter onto the facing page.]

— Page 37 —
THE FUJI WAY

As you can see, for almost a century, Fuji bicycles have not only been the leaders in innovative design, but first in offering a broad selection of models for any style of riding. Our commitment doesn’t stop here. Each Fuji bicycle is professionally assembled by an expert at a Fuji authorized dealer for the highest standards of performance. Each Fuji is backed by a limited life-time frame warranty and a one year parts warranty. Innovation, quality and tradition, we’ ve been building bikes for years this way.
That’s the Fuji way.

b e d a g c f H

[The Fuji Way page, with a short statement on Fuji design, dealer assembly and warranties beside a photograph of a Mt. Fuji Ltd mountain bicycle in a gray speckled finish, cropped by the right edge of the page. At the left a road frame photographed on black carries the lettered dimension lines a to H that the frame geometry chart on the facing page refers to; the black panel runs across the gutter onto that page. The letters b, e, d, a, g, c, f and H label that drawing.]

— Page 38 —
Members of our Fuji/Sundance Cycling Team model our attractive line of cycling and sports clothing. Cycling shorts in both mens and womens styles and sizes are matched to jerseys made of lycra and polycotton Tee-shirts,sweatshirts and our staff shirts for sportswear or just for looking great. All of our clothing is made with the kind of quality you would expect from the Fuji name.

[Five members of the Fuji/Sundance Cycling Team in white jerseys with red, yellow, blue and purple chevron stripes and black Fuji and Sundance Fuji shorts pose around a red Fuji road bicycle on a white studio backdrop. A smaller photograph at right shows six people in Fuji caps, headbands, sweatshirts, tee shirts and shorts, below a short text set beneath a plain gray bar.]

— Page 39 —
FUJI ACCESSORIES

•Helmets by Etto and L.T. are the finest in protection and comfort.

•Carrera sunglasses, Fuji cycling caps and gloves, complete our clothing line-up.

•Colorful water bottles and seatbags will surely come in handy and add that extra bit of dash to your bicycle.

•Technomic long neck stems, cyclo-computers, tools, locks and lubricants are just a few of our most popular accessories.

[Fuji accessories in four captioned photographs on dark backdrops: hardshell and soft helmets; Carrera sunglasses, Fuji cycling caps and fingerless gloves; Fuji seat bags, handlebar bags and water bottles; and Technomic long neck stems, a cyclo-computer, tools, a U-lock and cans of Super Lube and Tri-Flow lubricant. The large heading sits above a gray bar.]

— Page 40 (back cover) —
FUJI AMERICA
a Division of
Toshoku America, Inc.
118 Bauer Drive
Oakland, New Jersey 07436
Phone: 201-337-1700 212-661-5421

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

FUJI AMERICA SOUTH
3638, 131st Avenue North,
Clearwater, Florida 34622
Phone: 813-573-7790

FUJI AMERICA WEST
a Division of
Toshoku America, Inc.
2801 East 208 Street
Carson, California, 90810
Phone: 213-605-5461

Printed in Japan

[The back cover: an illustration of three oversized bicycle tubes in white with paint spatters, turquoise and speckled gray, each with a diamond-pattern Fuji decal, slanting across a pale blue sky over a yellow landscape. At right a Fuji mountain head badge stands beside the addresses of Fuji America and its Central, South and West offices, above a blank white dealer box that carries no stamp or handwriting.]