Fuji Bikes Declaration Fixie Bike and Single Speed Satin Black

The Fuji Bikes Declaration Fixie Bike and Single Speed Satin Black is the perfect choice for cyclists looking for a classic and stylish ride. Its frame is made of Fuji Hi-ten steel with chromoly seat tube, providing durability and stability while giving a classic feel to the bike. The fork is also made of Fuji Hi-ten Steel, ensuring that the rider experiences a smooth and comfortable ride.

The bike's pedals are resin platform, which is lightweight and comfortable to use. Its sprockets have both a 17T fixed cog and a 17T freewheel, making it versatile for both fixed gear and single-speed rider preferences. The wheels have an alloy build, with 28 holes in the front and 32 holes in the rear. The stainless spokes ensure the durability and longevity of the bike, while the Thick Slick, 700x28c tires provide excellent grip and control on the road.

For brakes, the Fuji Bikes Declaration Fixie Bike and Single Speed Satin Black uses dual pivot alloy caliper brakes, providing a high level of stopping power. The bike comes with an FSA 1-1/8" threadless headset, which provides a smooth and stable steering experience. Its alloy handlebar has a 10mm rise, with Velo single lock-on grips providing excellent handling and control. The saddle is a vintage style riveted saddle that adds to the bike's classic feel.

This bike weighs 12.03 Kg, making it light and easy to handle. It is a great choice for cyclists who prefer a classic and stylish ride that is both durable and versatile for different riding needs.

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.