Fuji Bicycles Absolute Hybrid Bike

4.38/5 (16 Reviews)
MSRP : $549.99


Product Description

Frame Material: Altair 2 7000 Series Aluminum
Frame Angles: 71.0 head, 73.0 seat
Sizes: 15", 17", 19", 21", 23"
Colors: Burgundy
Fork: Fuji
Rear Shock: Not applicable
Brake Levers: Tektro linear-pull
Handlebar: aluminum flat bar
Stem: aluminum
Headset: 1 1/8" threaded aluminum
Front Der: Shimano FD-443, bottom-pull/clamp-on 31.8mm
Crankset: RPM aluminum, 30/42/52 teeth
Rear Der: Shimano Sora GS
Pedals: Wellgo LU-962
Tires: 700 x 26c Kenda Kontender


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Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Zac a Commuter

Date Reviewed: April 30, 2013

Strengths:    Truvativ Isoflow crank, Carbon fork, disc brakes, good frame

Weaknesses:    Rims are weak, tires are passable, but you replace those anyway.

Bottom Line:   
This is the third Fuji I've owned, and I'm quite impressed with each one. I was looking for a flat bar road bike, and the Absolute was on my short list. I found a 2010 Absolute 2.0 in a pawn shop for $350, and snatched it up. The bike was like new, and still had the original tires, which I swapped for Ritchey SpeedMax cross tires. The ride improved dramatically. The 2010 models had Tektro mechanical disc brakes, which seem to work well, and a Truvativ crank. The bike is fast, and handles the road and loose gravel trails well. It's comfortable to ride, too. With the adjustable stem on the handlebars, you can get it tuned to your riding style. I'm going to upgrade the wheelset soon, and with that, I really won't have any faults with this bike.

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Similar Products Used:   Fuji Tahoe Pro 29er, Trek 4000, Trek 7100, Trek 4500, Fuji Palisade, Fuji Absolute 2.0



Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Erik shryock

Date Reviewed: March 15, 2013

Strengths:    Carbon fork is great handles very well, lightweight. Very sturdy. Silver blue is my color . It gets lots stares.

Weaknesses:    I don't see any weakness with this monster love it.

Bottom Line:   
All bicycles Rich Cohen owner, and a expert mechanic sold me my 2 nd fuji. He built my Fuji Absolute 1.0 and customized it to me. His shop is amazing. He knows bikes idide and out. I love this bike! I loved first onehebuilt, the Fuji Nevada 2.0 which he is consigning now for me. Fuji absolute 1.0 is the most impressive bicycle I have ever ridden.


Overall Rating:4
Value Rating:4
Submitted by Paul Donnelly a Recreational Rider

Date Reviewed: September 8, 2012

Strengths:    drivetrain, brakes, carbon fork, comfort, handling

Weaknesses:    rims, paint

Bottom Line:   
Bought this model because it seemed a good value and was a closeout at my LBS. Fuji bikes are a good value but they mix good components with some cheap ones. Basically been happy with it but it does have some weaknesses - the rims are low grade and I've had two broken spokes this summer (never had that happen in 25 years of biking); the paint is very easily marked/scratched; the frame seems just OK. The Shimano 105 is great and shifts very smoothly; the brakes seem good; I really like the carbon fork - it smooths out the road nicely; this bike handles really snappy.

I upgraded to a suspension seat post and a better saddle; added bar ends and upgraded tires to Continentals for gravel trail riding. Overall it has been a nice upgrade from my previous Treks; biggest plus is the Shimano 105 and the carbon fork.

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Price Paid:    $700.00

Purchased At:   Budget Bicycles, Mad

Similar Products Used:   Trek 7500, Trek 7.3FX



Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Avimar69

Date Reviewed: April 22, 2012

Strengths:    Bought my absolute 1.0 online, the bike was 2 years old but came with top end components, shimano 105 kit, aluminum frame, carbon forks, Lightweight abd mamazing responsiveness. The bike has great looks and get lots of glances.

Weaknesses:    Everything gets transmitted through the frame so will upgrade to a carbon seatpost and replace the grips which are too thin. Will also upgrade handlebar stems for more positioning

Bottom Line:   
Bought this bike for 699 and to get anything close to it new from Specialized or giant i would have has to spend 1600 minimum. Great Buy!


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Paul a Commuter

Date Reviewed: March 19, 2012

Strengths:    see above.

Weaknesses:    none to date - been riding constantly for about a month.

Bottom Line:   
This is for 2011 Absolute 1.0 - very happy with this bike. It is an upgrade for me from a Trek 7.3FX - the Fuji is much more nimble, lighter, much better components, more comfortable ride. I did upgrade tires to Conti TopContact as I ride on crushed gravels trails about 50%. This bike is excellent value and a comparable Trek is about 50% more costly. My last two bikes have been Treks and they were fine, but I love the Shimano 105 set on this bike - Fuji gets it right for a reasonable price.

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Price Paid:    $900.00

Purchased At:   Budget Bicycle, Madi

Similar Products Used:   trek 7500, trek 7.3FX

Bike Setup:   Conti TopContact tire upgrade



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