After unpacking and basic assembly - cables not hooked up yet:
Although it is an S12-S, it has 18 speeds:
Chromoly tubing and forged dropouts, rear has integrated derailleur hanger, eyelets are threaded M5:
Originally sold by the Hive Bike Shop in Peru, Indiana.
Non original saddle. Original is Fuji "Road Look", this one seems higher grade. According to the original sales receipt I received along with this bike (see below), this saddle was installed at time of purchase of the bike, so maybe I can think of this one as "stock" for this bike. It is what was sold with this bike when it was new....:
Fuji, Fuji, everywhere:
Original catalog, receipts for bike ($289 for discounted bare bike, $391 with accessories and tax) and computer ($59, a lotta dough in 1983). A later blog post will have hi-res scans of the catalog for reference purposes:
8 comments:
Cool bike!
As far as mixtes go this seems to be one of the higher end ones. Wonderful bike/specimen!
I just listed another Fuji tonight on Craigslist...has original seat, original everything, I think ...it's a fixer-upper, if you're interested.
How's "my" old Fuji doing?
Carol in Peru Indiana
Carol,
If you look at this post, you will see that your mixte is enjoying life now as my wife's prized city bike.
I had a Cateye like this one.Enjoyed seeing one again.
Wow! I worked at that shop for 10 years. It's great to see another survivor from the shop. 2 of my Fuji bikes came from there originally. Fond memories...
How much did you pay for the bike?
I really can't remember, maybe I paid 150? That sounds about right.
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