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otakunorth
a Road RacerDate Reviewed: June 11, 2009
Strengths: good mix of parts
not bad stock wheelsWeaknesses: heavy
weak crank setBottom Line: i upgraded from a low end allez to a somewhat higher end fuji, i have put 1500+ km on this bike now, and i will put atleast another 3000 in before this season is over, the bike bike is very stiff, and the frame is a bit bulky and heavy, even for low end alu its heavy, but the parts on this bike more then make up for it, though i bent the crank badly, and now have all sorts of shifting issues.
Favorite Ride: middle road loop. kingston, on
Price Paid:
$950.00
Purchased At: frontnec cycle sport
Similar Products Used: lots of low end road bikes
Bike Setup: cheap carbon bars
zipp flashpoint 40 wheelset with ultraga cogs
spd pedels
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frisbee91
a CommuterDate Reviewed: May 8, 2009
Strengths: Excellent Value for the price point. Light frame (bike weight is 23-24 lbs), nice components, especially the shifters and rear derailleur. Carbon fork. The somewhat unique geometry with a sloping top tube is very comfortable. I'm 5'8", and the 50cm size is a perfect fit for me.Weaknesses: The frame is stiff, making for a somewhat harsh ride, and the stock saddle doesn't help. The adjustable stem squeeks when you are climbing. I haven't figured out how to fix this yet.Bottom Line: 2008 Fuji Newest 1.0
This is my first road bike in years. I bought it basically as a commuter bike. I've been using it for about a year, and I've put about 800-1000 miles on it. Overall, I like this bike. The triple front chainring is great for the the casual rider. I really like the Tiagra shifter/brake levers. Being able to quickly shift 3 gears lower is a nice feature. The rear derailleur is nice and smooth. The front can be a little troublesome, requiring occasional adjustment, but is not a problem. Brakes are good, and the stock saddle is adequate, but I will probably replace it.
I researched over 25 different bikes, and found this to be the best value. I'm very happy with it.
Favorite Ride: 14 miles to work
Price Paid:
$680.00
Purchased At: Performance Bike (wi
Bike Setup: Stock, except for SPD clipless pedals, rear pannier rack, and a new Continental Gatorskin kevlar rear tire. Also, I replaced the rear derailleur after a mishap (my fault.)
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rockydiver
a TriathleteDate Reviewed: August 22, 2008
Strengths: Price was very reasonable. Components are better than most bikes in this price range.Weaknesses: Seat was made for a woman. Tires are 25c. for no apparent reason.Bottom Line: Actually this is an '08. A very good entry level club bike. Good road feel for an aluminum bike. The carbon fork improves the feel. Easy to upgrade.
Favorite Ride: Deckers Canyon
Price Paid:
$700.00
Purchased At: Performance
Similar Products Used: Trek 1000. Motobeacon Legacy Elite.
Bike Setup: Shimano 105 rear, Tiagra shifters and triple front. Cassette is a SRAM PG-950, 12-26T 9-speed. Wheels are Alex AKX-R1.0 700c. The bike weighs about 21.5 lbs with pedals.
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