Jari

Life’s a Jari, Not a Destination

Performance, utility, and versatility - the Jari delivers them all. Designed to take on gravel races, light touring, bikepacking or pretty much whatever you can throw at it. The Jari is a chameleon that seamlessly changes into whatever you need it to be. Long, slack geometry provides a stable and confidence-inspiring ride no matter what the terrain, allowing you to comfortably grind gravel or tackle tarmac all day long.

Review from BIKERUMOR!

After my time on the Fuji Jari, I wonder why more bike companies don’t release premium alloy gravel bikes. The Fuji Jari is inspiring with a sea of matte carbon gravel bikes ranging from $4K upward that would have difficulty matching its performance.

Jordan Villella

Built for Adventure

The Jari was built from the wheels up to handle any adventure you can throw at it. The frame features multiple mounting points for fenders, water bottles, panniers, a rear rack, and even a bento box. The frame also features a padded top tube if situations call for shouldering your bike.

Custom-butted Lightweight Alloy Frame

Our lightest and strongest aluminum frame material that has multiple butting profiles in the frame tubes and reduces material in low stress areas which creates a lighter frame without sacrificing frame stiffness and durability.
Adventure Geometry

Our adventure geometry features a long wheelbase and slack headtube and seattube angles that provides stability and positions the rider over the rear wheel for increased traction and control.
Tire Clearance

Ample clearance allows for up to 50mm tires.
Drop Seat Stay

Comfort is king and the lowered seat stay allows for more seat tube flex providing a smoother ride when the going gets rough.
Carbon Fork

Complementing our premium frames, the ultra high-modulous monocoque full carbon fork is lighter and provides a smoother ride. (*On select models.)
Internal Cable Routing

Cables are routed inside the frames tubes for improved aerodynamics, longer cable life and a clean aesthetic.
Disc Brakes

Disc brakes take less effort at the lever for better modulation and improved braking performance, particularly for smaller hands.