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11-15-22, 11:26 PM
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Bikes: '81 Fuji America, '82 Team Fuji, '85 Nishiki Bel Air, '98 Klein Stage Comp R
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Figured I've lurked the forums here enough gleaning info I should probably actually register for an account. I'd like to thank/blame the Show Me Your 650b Conversion thread for my current Fuji fixation. Former fat guy and a clydesdale by genetics. I was mostly trail running through the pandemic until I was sidelined by a knee issue and have been rolling full time ever since. Worked up my mileage this year to complete my first brevet (200k, 6k ft.) and looking to do more. I rode the 200k on my commuter (a 2014 Opus Zermatt) mostly to spite my LBS who told me it was never intended to be ridden 100 miles a week. That and few other choice comments from them motivated me to do more of my own wrenching and now I volunteer for a local bike non-profit and help tune up bikes at free clinics around town.
Also this is conveniently padding my post total so I can post pics/links about the '82 Team Fuji I'm hopefully picking up tomorrow afternoon.
Cheers!
Also this is conveniently padding my post total so I can post pics/links about the '82 Team Fuji I'm hopefully picking up tomorrow afternoon.
Cheers!
11-15-22, 11:37 PM
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No matter where you're at... There you are... Δf:=f(1/2)-f(-1/2)
11-15-22, 11:43 PM
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Aside from the riser handlebars on it and the wrong brake levers it looks surprisingly clean and original for an ad titled "Vintage Fugi $50" Happily, Nitto Olympiade bars and Dia-Compe levers are readily available.
Last edited by MrGastrognome; 11-15-22 at 11:46 PM.
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