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John
a CommuterDate Reviewed: January 17, 2012
Strengths: Carbon forks, Lightweight and durable, nice derailuers.Weaknesses: TiresBottom Line: The Fuji Roubaix bicycle is the perfect fit for people of all walks of life, whether you need to commute to work, recreationally ride around town, or enter into any form of racing. The bike is highly competitive and a comfortable fit at any speed. I am extremely pleased with purchasing this bike, and I hope this review will help you purchase the bike of your dreams as well.
Favorite Ride: White Rock Lake, Dallas, Texas
Price Paid:
$645.00
Purchased At: Craigslist
Bike Setup: Shimano 105's
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J
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: October 27, 2011
Strengths: Quality, ride, components, comfort, looksWeaknesses: NoneBottom Line: Bike is great. Frame geometry is almost perfect, ride is comfortable and the component set is better than bikes costing hundreds more. Bike is also great looking, which can not be said for a lot of bikes.
Price Paid:
$700.00
Purchased At: used on ebay
Bike Setup: Stock
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Whk6711
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: March 27, 2011
Strengths: Geometry,wheels are strong, a lot of bike for the price.Weaknesses: Weight(compared to newer bike), Stock componentsBottom Line: For the price these bikes go for I don't think they can be beat by any other entry level bike. I've been riding it for a year or so, used for commuting and longer recreation rides. I'm 5'11 and 220lbs riding a 58 frame and it seems to hold me up pretty well. I feel a bit of flex if I'm standing up and pushing hard, but at my weight thats to be expected I think. The roads where I live aren't great but I haven't had a problem with the wheels being out of true or anything which is great. The components work well but leave enough to be desired that I look forward to replacing them. Mostly I think the cranks and maybe the cassette could be better. Overall as an entry level bike I think its great. Very good for someone getting in to biking and wanting the most for their money. Great for a beginner and even enough bike to get one to the intermediate level if you find you want to be more serious with it. Potential to be a GREAT bike with different components. Biggest advice when buying a bike is ride several you think you like before actually buying, even if you're not buying from retail places. This one felt the best to me, which is why I bought it.
Favorite Ride: El Tour De Tucson
Price Paid:
$730.00
Purchased At: Craigslist
Bike Setup: Stock with Forte seat
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Andrew
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: August 24, 2010
Strengths: Very smooth ride, excellent for climbing with current set up. Rode it in inaugural Blueridge Breakaway (NC) and it performed beautifully on some monster climbs.Weaknesses: I have dropped chain on shift down to 34T chainring a couple of times, even after adjustment - shades of Andy Schleck - may consider chain clamp or dog fangBottom Line: 2009 Fuji Roubaix.
I needed a bike that could climb hills and have found that this is an excellent choice. I was looking for a bike in a reasonable price range that would give a slightly softer ride than my 2001 Cannondale CAAD 4. I selected this bike for carbon fork and seat stays and the compact front chain rings. Excellent value for recreational road biker - climbs that were a challenge on previous bike fly by on this one.
Favorite Ride: Hills of North Durham, NC
Price Paid:
$890.00
Purchased At: Performance Bike Car
Similar Products Used: 2001 Cannondale R800 - wonderful bike, all aluminum - 39/53; 11/23. Felt every bump in the road, worked hard with narrower gear range.
Bike Setup: Look Delta carbon pedals
Shimano 9 speed 12-27 cassette (swapped out stock cassette)
Shimano chain (needed for different freewheel)
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CVR6
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: July 7, 2010
Strengths: Excellent value, solid entry level, great looking bike!Weaknesses: At $800 there are no weaknesses.Bottom Line: Purchased the bike about a month ago and have about 300 miles on her now. Great bike for the money, at $800 it can't beat. The components are a step above those in the same price range. In fact, most in the $800 range do not come with an external bottom bracket and Tiagra components. Lets be honest at the $800-$1000 price range we can't be too picky but at least with the Roubaix 2.0 you know you are getting the best you can get for your money.
Favorite Ride: 2010 Fuji Roubaix 2.0
Price Paid:
$800.00
Purchased At: Performance Bike
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