Fuji Advanced Sports

Fuji Advanced Sports

Fuji Advanced Sports, Inc., better known as Fuji Bikes, is an American manufacturer of bicycles originally established in Japan in 1899 [http://www.bicycleman.com/fuji/fuji_history.htm] The company takes its name and logo from Mount Fuji, a Japanese symbol of strength and endurance. Fuji Bikes is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Products

Bicycle Models

Road Bicycles

Road

*SL-1
*Team
*Professional 1.0
*Roubaix
*Newest

pecialty Road

*Aloha
*Track
*Cross
*Touring

Women's

*Supreme
*Finest

Mountain Bicycles

Mountain

*Thrill
*Outland
*Panic

Hardtail

*Team Issue MTB
*Mt. Fuji
*Tahoe
*Nevada

Lifestyle Bicycles

Hybrid

*Absolute
*Crosstown
*Sunfire
*Vantage CX

Cruisers & Comfort

*Sanibel
*Captiva
*Shangri-La
*Monterey

City

*Kobe
*Kyoto
*Slider

Kids Bicycles

*Dynamite
*Sandblaster
*Boulevard

Police Bicycles

*Police

Model Specifications

ponsored Teams and Riders

Fuji sponsors and equips the U.S. professional cycling team Team Toyota-United, which races Fuji Carbon Race series bikes. It also sponsors two UCI Women’s road Teams, the American TEAm Lipton and German Team Nurnberger, both riding Supreme SLs. Fuji also sponsors triathlete Matt Reed.

External links

* [http://www.fujibikes.com Corporate website]
* [http://www.cycle-info.bpaj.or.jp/english/index.html Bicycle Culture Center, Japan]

References


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