FS: Fuso #448, 56cm, DuraAce, $1,200
02-19-23, 03:22 PM
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SOLD: Fuso #448, 56cm, DuraAce
The photos tell the story. This is Fuso #448 in the lovely charcoal & deep red color scheme. It has a clean DuraAce 7401 group on it. American Classic seat post, reproduction Turbo saddle. Index shifting works well. Headset is smooth. Wheels spin forever (nearly). This is a well set up bike that's ready to ride. There are paint chips here and there, but quite nice for a bike going on 38 years old.
SOLD.
SOLD.
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02-22-23, 01:21 AM
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This is a thing of true beauty.
Must. Look. Away.
Must. Look. Away.
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02-22-23, 07:55 AM
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First class bike from a first-class seller.
Buy with confidence!
Buy with confidence!
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02-22-23, 02:52 PM
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Very nice. One day I will try a Fuso. Love the headbadge on these too.
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02-22-23, 09:41 PM
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I have a Fuso that I outfitted with Croce d'Aune. It is a very, very nice riding bike -- highly recommended. The 7401 group is, of course, superior to the Cd'A, though the Campy crankset and Delta brakes sure are pretty..
03-18-23, 12:16 PM
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Gorgeous bike with great Dura Ace equipment 
03-18-23, 12:25 PM
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A tremendous piece of bicycle history. I agonized on whether to send a PM to buy this one...
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