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2016 Fuji Ace 650
Fuji’s Ace 650 is the perfect bike for introducing your young cyclist to the glorious world of road cycling. A lightweight aluminum frame provides a responsive ride while the aero steel fork soaks up vibrations from the road. The fast-rolling 650c aluminum wheels get there faster with minimal effort, while the Vera Invictus tires ensure a secure and comfortable ride. Your junior will fly up and over climbs with the Shimano Tourney 14-speed drivetrain and safely descend the other side with the powerful dual-pivot brakes. An Oval Concepts youth-specific saddle provide a comfortable ride for seasons to come.
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Specification Description Frame Fuji A1-SL aluminum Fork Fuji, steel Rims/Wheels Vera Corsa DPM27, 650c Tires Vera Invictus, 650 x 23c Crankset Aluminum Chainrings 50/34 Front Derailleur Shimano Rear Derailleur Shimano Rear Cogs Shimano Tourney, 7-speed: 14-28 Shifters Shimano A050, bar mount Handlebars Fuji, aluminum Tape/Grips Fuji foam Stem Fuji Road Brake Levers Fuji, aluminum Brakes Aluminum dual-pivot Pedals Fuji Road, platform Saddle Oval Concepts 300 Youth Seatpost Fuji, aluminum * Subject to change without notice.
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Back to topOption Barcode Manufacturer's Part Number Vendor Number Red/Black 00785749008431 1162777535 ASI-1162777535 -
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by PowerReviewsPros
- It really is a road bike
- Durable
- Good Value
Cons
- Some low end parts
Best Uses
- Make that child work
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Pros
- Durable
- It really is a road bike
- Good Value
Cons
- Some low end parts
Best Uses
- Make that child work
Comments:
I have my very short 10 year old on this bike. As soon as she can reach the brake hoods I'm going to upgrade to Sora 7. The bike is fast, handles well, and I don't mind spending [$] for a first road bike. Finally I can really ride with my kid and she can keep up. Downside is some of the parts are pretty low end-up side is -she doesn't know the difference and is still learning how to shift anyway.
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