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Fuji Outland PRO XC Full Suspension
Product DescriptionSizes XS, S, M, LColor(s) Blue/Black Main frame A-6 Quaternary phase alloy, custom butted, integrated head tube, curved top and down tube, CNC'D hollow box section BB, water bottle mount Rear triangle A-6 Quaternary phase alloy, custom butted w/ Four Bar linkage system 100m travel, Cold forged dropout with CNC'D disc mount and replaceable hanger, Sealed bearing pivots Fork Rock Shox Reba SL, 100mm Travel w/ PopLoc Remote Rear Shock Rock Shox Ario 2.2 Hydraulic damping w/LO Crankset NEW Shimano SLX w/Integrated spindle, 22/32/44T Bottom bracket Shimano Exterior Bearing System Pedals Xpedo MF-3 Clipless Front derailleur NEW Shimano SLX, 34.9mm Rear derailleur NEW Shimano SLX Shadow Shifters NEW Shimano SLX Rapid Fire, 27-speed Cassette Shimano CS-HG50, 11-34T 9-speed Chain KMC HG-73 Wheelset -- Front hub NEW Shimano SLX Sealed Bearing Centerlock Disc, 32H Rear hub NEW Shimano SLX Sealed Bearing Centerlock Disc, 32H Spokes 14G Stainless Steel Rims Mavic XM-317 Disc, 32H Tires Continental Mountain King 26 X 2.2", Foldable Tube CST Presta Brake set NEW Shimano SLX Hydraulic Disc, 180/160mm Centerlock rotor Brake levers NEW Shimano SLX Headset Ritchey Logic Zero Comp 1 1/8" Press Fit Integrated, 30mm spacers Handlebar Ritchey Pro Riser Handlebar Stem Ritchey Pro Forged AL 1 1/8" Tape/grip Fuji Lock-On Kraton rubber Saddle Ritchey Streem Pro w/Cro-Mo rails Seat post Ritchey Pro Forged Al, 350mm Seat clamp Fuji Superlite Alloy, 34.9mm Laser Etched Weight, lb./kg. 28.97/13.14
User Reviews 
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XXConvergeXX
a Cross Country Rider
from Indiana Date Reviewed: September 12, 2011 Strengths: Fantastic upgrade from my old Trek hardtail. Both the Rock Shox front fork and rear suspension have the ability to provide either a plush ride or a stiffer feel depending on the trail. For the trails in Indiana the 100mm travel is enough for some of the tougher sections and the lockout both front and rear make climbing much easier. Shimano SLX drivetrain is great and crank feels stiff even when really hammering it. The shimano SLX hydro brakes have a great feel and excellent stopping power even compared to higher end avids that I have ridden. Wheelset is solid and have not needed to true it once in a year. Weaknesses: As another reviewer pointed out the 2.2 Mtn Kings have a tendency to randomly break traction especially on hardpack but work nice in tacky conditions. Rear suspension can be a bit springy unless adjusted perfectly for trail conditions. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: BC State Park Duration Product Used: 1 Year Similar Products Used: Fisher HiFi 29er, Scott Spark, GT Force/Sensor
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cathy
a Cross Country Rider
from hecules, ca. USA Date Reviewed: August 25, 2011 Strengths: fsr suspension, nice components Weaknesses: seat too hard and tires ( continental mountain king tires) loses grip when u least expect it Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: clementine trail Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month Price Paid: $1299.00 Purchased At: performance bikes Similar Products Used: cannondale f7 hardtail Bike Setup: specialized rise bar and stem(short) kenda nevegal tires, forte classic saddle(cushion)and forte platform pedals
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Bike_Nerd
a Racer
from Towson Date Reviewed: May 20, 2011 Strengths: Bullet Proof Weaknesses: Got some flex Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Any Duration Product Used: 2 Years Similar Products Used: Specialized Hardrock Pro Disk Bike Setup: Fox F-100 RL, Chris King Headset, Bontrager Race Lite bars, XT shifters, XTR brake levers, Thompson stem and seat post, San Marco saddle, Bontrager Race lite Tubless wheels, XT rear and XTR front derailleur, Sram X0 Cassette, Sram 990 chain, Race Face Dues XC double crank with Enduro bottom bracket, Avid BB-7 Mechanical Disk Brakes, Teflon Cables, WTB tires, Crank Brothers Candy Ti Paddles.
Submitted by
saltybrines
a Weekend Warrior
from belfast, northern ireland Date Reviewed: December 4, 2008 Strengths: Great finish and paint work on frame, superb handling,good spec kit,front and rear suspension lock outs very useful, lightweight, Weaknesses: not many really,lack of quick realise bolt for saddle !! Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: woodburn forest co antrim Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $1800.00 Purchased At: all about the home, Similar Products Used: schwinn 4 banger, 6 years, also specialised ht mtb Bike Setup: medium size frame,17", altough i'm 5ft.11" like to ride smaller frames for handling, ritchey components, mavic crossfade rims, i put on a longer seat pin and 110mm stem
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MikeK
a Weekend Warrior
from Tulsa, OK, USA Date Reviewed: December 2, 2008 Strengths: Relatively light (about 27lbs), very plush ride; pretty good component selection (drivetrain, anyway). Weaknesses: Fuji could have easily spec'd another pound off this bike with component selection. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Keystone Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $1440.00 Purchased At: 360 Sports Similar Products Used: Giant NRS Air, Specialized FSR Pro Disc Bike Setup: Upgraded with Ritchey WCS Riser bar, Sram PG990 cassette, Koobi AU Enduro saddle, Crank Bros Mallet M pedals
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Diego
a Cross Country Rider
from Boynton Beach, Florida, US Date Reviewed: August 19, 2008 Strengths: A-6 Quaternary phase alloy, custom butted w/ Four Bar linkage system 100m travel, Solid as a rock. 26 lbs Bike !! Great handling. Great components. On the trail feels quick and easy to handle. Properly balanced. Weaknesses: When needed (Not a big deal) planing to replace tires with Continental Mountain king 2.4 or Kenda or Micheling 2.35 Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Mrkham Park Duration Product Used: 3 months Price Paid: $1550.00 Bike Setup: XT Rear, LX front, TruVativ Firex Team GXP, Dual Control Shifter/Hydraulic Brake lever, Fork > Rock Shox Recon 351 Air w/ PopLoc Remote, 100mm Travel, Rear shock > Rock Shox Ario 2.2 Hydraulic damping w/LO, Continental Explorer Tires 26x2.1, miscellaneous Ritchey pro and WTB.
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Jim McCullen
a Weekend Warrior
from Virginia, USA Date Reviewed: October 5, 2007 Strengths: The photo is the '06, I have the '07. One major change, they moved the shock inside the main frame. The bike is solid as a rock but nimble and quick to react. The cockpit is well balanced, even when I'm in trouble I find a way to recover with this bike. Excellent components and it looks great too. Weaknesses: None that I can find Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Buttermilk Duration Product Used: 3 months Bike Setup: XT rear, LX Front
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Mike D
a Cross Country Rider
from Philly Date Reviewed: July 15, 2007 Strengths: Light Weight. Great shox - (front and back) fantastic handling Weaknesses: bottom bracket/crank and rear derailleur will be customized (I am a clydesdale) Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: wissahickon Duration Product Used: 3 months Purchased At: unknown
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