[Natedeezy]

It was a Diamant Mammut/Fantom FB4 Pro for $1299

 

[tyriverag]

Any idea on the spec? At that price point, guess I wouldn't expect too much. ETA?

But my 2009 Fuji Cross Comp has been a beast, surviving single track no problem, and an encounter with a car running a red light.

 

[Velobike]

Last time I looked Fuji were still making their own bikes, so their prices should be better than the assembler brands.

I own a Fuji Track, and there's nothing wrong with its quality/price ratio. Rides nicer than some of my fancy steel exotica too.

 

[RockyJo1]

This one?

 

[Natedeezy]

That's it...seemed to be identical to the FB4 Pro spec for spec.

 

[shoo]

Did you see a Fuji or a SE as seen here?

It was a Diamant Mammut/Fantom FB4 Pro for $1299

 

[shoo]

Did it say Fuji? Where did you see it? Just curious.

That's it...seemed to be identical to the FB4 Pro spec for spec.

 

[trojan9x]

I'm sure Espen W will chime in on this. He knows these bikes well

 

[Natedeezy]

I'm sure Espen W will chime in on this. He knows these bikes well

Hopefully he does, I think we'd all like his input. I was "told" us was a Fuji but with my limited time there I didn't see any branding myself. I will be back in there and will give it a closer look. It was a a Scheels I saw it.

 

[gravitylover]

Nope. Almost all of their frames are made by Ideal.

Last time I looked Fuji were still making their own bikes, so their prices should be better than the assembler brands.

I own a Fuji Track, and there's nothing wrong with its quality/price ratio. Rides nicer than some of my fancy steel exotica too.