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Fuji Wins Design Award
PHILADELPHIA, PA (APRIL 5, 2007) - Fuji’s new SL-1 placed in the prestigious Innobike Design Competition held by the Taiwan Bicycle Export Association (TBEA) on March 3, 2007.
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Traveling the World by Bicycle, part deux
Hello, Mister!!! (that`s what you hear if you come to Java)
After I came back to Bali, from Lombok and Komodo, it was time to leave this small Hindu island and cycle to Java, the territory with more than 110 million people - most of them Muslim.
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Lipton Team Camp
At Team Lipton's training camp in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the weather was just as non-stellar as Toyota-United's camp in California.
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Fuji Wins BRAINy Award
ASI/Fuji-SE received a BRAINy award last night at the Bicycle Leadership Conference in San Diego – top honors in the field of advocacy.
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Armstrong & TEAm Lipton Take Top Honors
VeloNews has released their year-end awards and Kristin Armstrong won female road rider of the year and TEAm Lipton won Best Women's team in the US! Below are sections of the article:
FEMALE ROADIE OF THE YEAR: After taking the national time-trial and road titles, as well as wins at the Tour of the Gila, Nature Valley Grand Prix, Wells Fargo Twilight Criterium and the Tour de 'Toona, it's hard to say what didn't go right for Lipton's Kristin Armstrong in 2006.
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Fuji Riders Selected for Talent Pool
LIZ REAP SELECTED TO USAC TALENT POOL!
Liz Reap-Carlson has been invited to join the USACycling's Talent Pool from which riders are selected for Track World Cup events, World Championships, Pan-American Games and 2008 Beijing Olympics.
A Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania resident, Liz Reap-Carlson started serious training after having taken a year off to get married and readjust her priorities.
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Triathlete Matt Reed Wins Alcatraz!
(Newly) red, white & blue
Former Kiwi triathlete making waves as an American competitor
By Zak Brown, Camera Sports Writer
July 4, 2006
The Kiwis can keep their Olympic medals.
Matt Reed is perfectly content ‹ happy, in fact ‹ to try and win one for the United States of America.
The Boulder triathlete used to compete for his native New Zealand, which won a gold and silver medal in the triathlon at the Athens Olympics.
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SE & Fuji Bikes on Extreme Makeover Home
April 3, 2006 (Philadelphia, PA) -- BMX professional rider Todd Lyons made an extra special trip to Louisiana last month to be a part of Extreme Makeover Home Edition and to donate 28 kids’ bikes to a newly rebuilt Parks & Rec center in one of the hardest hit areas of New Orleans, The Ninth Ward.
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TEAm Lipton to Ride Fuji Bikes
NEW YORK, NY (January 17, 2006) – LIPTON Tea takes its commitment to health and vitality to a new level with the addition of top-ranked cyclist Kristin Armstrong to the 2006 TEAm LIPTON women's pro cycling and triathlon team.
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Bike the Strike NYC!
Fuji Bicycles brings you *the* Go-To source for tips, maps, updates and information about the transportation strike in New York City.
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Consumer Notice for Handlebar End Plug
Issue: Hand-grip may come off while riding
Cause: Handlebar end plug not tightened enough
Easy Fix: Tighten handlebar end plug.
Models: Shakalaka, Shangri-La, Shangri-La for Two Shangri-La 1.0, 2.0 and 4.2
This alert is to inform you of an important assembly and process for all 2003, 2004 and 2005 Shakalaka, Shangri-La, and Shangri-La for Two; 2006 Shangri-La 1.0, 2.0 and 4.2.
The handlebar grip end plug may be loose or become loose and will need to be tightened to ensure that the grips do not come off easily.
Step 1: To tighten the end plug: use a flat or Phillips head screw driver and turn the screw (set in the center of the end plug) to the right until the end plug is secured on the handlebar.
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‘Tis the Season for Giving
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fuji and SE Donate Bikes Around the World
PHILADELPHIA, PA (11/22/2005)—Fuji and SE Bikes, the two brands that comprise Advanced Sports, Inc., have committed to bike donations from Southeast Asia to the Gulf Coast to 48 of the 50 United States and Canada.
As part of its three-year pledge of 150 total bikes to the ongoing relief from the horrific tsunami that struck Southeast Asia earlier this year, Fuji is sending its second wave of Thunder mountain bikes.
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6th Annual Bicycle Leadership Conference
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: The National Bicycle Dealers Association and the Bicycle Product Suppliers Association are presenting the 6th annual Bicycle Leadership Conference (BLC) January 29-31 in Phoenix/Tempe Arizona.
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Bike the Strike!
Fuji Bicycles' hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is in the middle of a public transit strike.
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Fuji Rider "Turns off the TV"
Fuji-sponsored, Northwestern Mortgage Cycling Team member Becky Conzelman continued her commitment to the community with a public appearance at Weisenberg Elementary School located in Kutztown, Pennsylvania, for their 2005 “Turn Off the TV Week.” During the week students are encouraged to turn off the TV and take part in other activities.
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IDEAL China Grand Opening
Ideal Bicycle Corporation, one of Fuji and SE Bikes bike manufacturing facilities, celebrated the grand opening of its new factory in Dong Guan, China over the weekend.
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Fuji Joins Tsunami Relief Effort
Philadelphia, PA (January 6, 2004) – Fuji Bicycles joins the worldwide tsunami relief efforts by donating mountain bikes to the emergency and disaster relief workers in Southeast Asia.
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Lamar HFS and Fuji Form Partnership
LAMAR Health, Fitness and Sports (HFS), innovative manufacturers of health and fitness equipment, announces a partnership with Fuji Bicycles.
LAMAR HFS launched their new business and a line up of innovative products this summer at the Denver Health & Fitness show to a receptive audience of retail specialty dealers and sporting goods stores.
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Charlie Storm Claims Bronze at Nats
Fresh from his stellar performance in the Verge Cyclocross Series, Fuji-sponsored cyclocross racer Charlie Storm battled through a weekend of cold and sloppy conditions at the USCF Cyclocross National Championships in Portland, Oregon last weekend, capturing a bronze medal in the hotly contested Masters’ 35-39 race on Saturday and finishing with a career best 15th in the Elite men’s race on Sunday.
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PRESS RELEASE: Int'l Operations Manager
FUJI Hires Debbie Chiu to Lead International License and Operations
PHILADELPHIA, PA (12/15/2004)—Fuji Bicycles today announced the addition of Fang-Chin “Debbie” Chiu as its International License and Operations Manager.
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Arndt wins 2004 World Championships
BIG NEWS: After taking home the silver medal at the 2004 Olympic Games, German cyclist Judith Arndt powered to a dramatic solo finish at the World Championships in Verona, Italy, making her the number one ranked bike racer in the world.
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