Fuji Bikes Feather Fixie Bike and Single Speed Copper

The Fuji Bikes Feather Fixie Bike & Single Speed Copper is a stylish and reliable bike that is perfect for urban cycling. The bike features a double butted Chromoly Reynolds 520 steel frame that is both lightweight and durable. The fork is made of Fuji Chromoly and is 1" threaded, providing a smooth and comfortable ride.

The bike is equipped with an alloy track style crankset with a 46T chainring and a sealed cartridge bearing bottom bracket. The pedals are made of alloy platform, providing a secure and comfortable grip. The sprockets are 16T fixed cog and 16T freewheel, giving you the option to ride in either fixed gear or single speed mode.

The wheels are made of Alex double wall rims with 32h high flange alloy hubs and stainless spokes. The tyres are CST, 700x30c, providing excellent traction and stability on the road. The bike also features Tektro R315 brakes and Promax alloy brake levers, ensuring reliable stopping power.

The Fuji Bikes Feather Fixie Bike & Single Speed Copper also comes with a retro rivet saddle, a track alloy handlebar with perforated handlebar tape, and an alloy quill stem with a -18° rise. The seatpost is made of alloy aero and is 27.2mm in diameter. With a weight of only 9.89Kg, this bike is easy to handle and maneuver, making it the perfect choice for city cycling.

Originally founded as a Japanese bicycle manufacturing company (Nichibei Trading) in 1899, Fuji is one of the oldest surviving bicycle brands in the world. Fuji's steadfast philosophy in utilizing the most advanced technology and incorporating elite athlete input into its high-performance products has enabled the brand to endure while others have faltered. Fuji expanded to the United States market in the 1970s and stormed onto the international racing scene in the '80s, with the likes of Olympic gold medalists Mark Gorski and Connie Paraskevin.

Today, Fuji has joined forces with parent company Advanced Sports International (ASI) to become a truly global cycling brand. Building on a legacy of firsts dating back to Japan's first Olympic cycling appearances in the 1920s, sponsorship of the first U.S. women's road racing team (Fuji-Suntour) in the '70s, and numerous world championship and national titles over the past century, Fuji's pinnacle moment came in 2011 when Juan Jose Cobo earned the brand its first-ever grand tour victory at the Vuelta a España.