Fuji Track / Fuji Track Pro / Fuji Track Classic

Ta, will order one in to test and see how it feels.

Would a Fuji Classic Junior track bike (43cm) for a woman 5ft tall be too small? Any advice would be greatly appreciated

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Have a look at the following thread - there's a lot of info that may be of use..

https://www.lfgss.com/thread46928.html

Cheers Aroogah

would also like to hear some reviews of this bike, been looking into upgrading from a classic track to one of these. want an out and out track bike for riding round town (i know it makes no sense but its what i want)

hillbilly rides the slightly older version of this and he swears by it. good solid bikes

my classic in yellow (silver was sold out)

the front forks are fooking shocking the welds are terrible.
can anyone recommend a different fork setup ,preferably with a really tight clearance.

Yellow and blue ones look a little bit cheap, does enybody have real life pictures of the 2011 silver one ?

Have ordered it in - so assuming I testride one of the things today or tomorrow any particular feedback you're after mk1mark? Will see what I can do.

I have one and I'm 5'2" and it's not too small. Really like the 650c wheels for a fixed gear as there's absolutely no chance of toe overlap. Also seems to accelerate better and go up hills more smoothly due to the smaller wheels.

Only tires/tubes are a bit of a pain to come by but Continental and Michelin do some good ones.

Know this is a bit old, but I have to add that I have a fuji classic track with both brakes. They're tight but they're fine.

actually my fuji classic track came with both brakes. Ok i had to mount them (promax brakes), but I had no problems at all doing it. And they're normal (cheap) brakes. I was used to hydraulic brakes (I always rode mountainbikes...).....then I can't really understand if this is the feeling of classic cable brakes, or if it's the brakes on my bike that are such shit. It's like squeezing pudding.

can anyone recommend a front brake for fuji 2010 frame.

@roger...it's the feeling of cable brakes combined with drop lever's. I can see why you're finding them annoying if you're used to hydraulic, but they're very good.

Anything 'dual pivot', and with quick release lever will be good. You can buy a single callipers here.

cheers boss :)

finally people with decent proper bicycles , im scott new to fixedgear and will be posting pics real soon

I got a Fiji feather a while back, looks really nice heavy as he'll though, just bought a nice 96 cavallo frame and it soo much lighter

Is that a bit like Celvin Klein underwear?

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looks good. might paint mine yellow.

as above hate the forks on my fuji, can anyone recommend a nice fork.
really like the style of the ones below if someone knows what they are

Do you need 1" or 1 1/8"?

^ this'll depend on the year of the bike.

1 1/8 i believe it would be

yeah 1 1/8 i need