FS: Fuji Aloha tri-bike, size 61 w/ 650c wheels

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2013-10-09 8:49 AM

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Subject: FS: Fuji Aloha tri-bike, size 61 w/ 650c wheels
Due to injury, I am selling my tri-bike. It is a Fuji Aloha, size 61 with 650c wheels. Used very little and the bike is in excellent shape. Some of the highlights are Velocity Sparticus wheels, Adamo ISM racing saddle, 105 brakes, Profile Design aerobars w/ bar end shifters, Deda stem, Ultegra components, Raceface cranks, Michelin Prorace tires, Thomson seatpost, Speedplay pedals and aluminum frame.

I can send pics if you would like to take a look. Just let me know your email mail address. I will get it boxed up at a local bike shop and will send the bike UPS and provide a tracking number.

Asking $375 shipped...


2013-10-09 2:13 PM
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Subject: RE: FS: Fuji Aloha tri-bike, size 61 w/ 650c wheels
Please send pics to [email protected]. Thanks.
2013-10-09 2:30 PM
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Subject: RE: FS: Fuji Aloha tri-bike, size 61 w/ 650c wheels
Pics sent as requested. Thank you!
2013-10-09 9:03 PM
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Subject: RE: FS: Fuji Aloha tri-bike, size 61 w/ 650c wheels
Do you know what year the frame is? Could you please send pictures to [email protected]?
2013-10-10 7:15 AM
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Subject: RE: FS: Fuji Aloha tri-bike, size 61 w/ 650c wheels
It is a 2003 or 2005 frame..I am not sure. It was an older frame, but I bought it still in packaging and had it built up around 2010 with new components. Pictures were sent and thank you!
2013-10-10 6:41 PM
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Subject: RE: FS: Fuji Aloha tri-bike, size 61 w/ 650c wheels
SOLD...thank you!

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