Fuji SL / SL-A
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Fuji SL / SL-A. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
7 reasons to buy
- Designed to be an ultralight road bike with performance in mind.
- Frames come in carbon (Fuji SL) and aluminum (SL-A)
- 25c tires provide decent cushioning to accommodate a range of road conditions.
- The race-oriented frame geometry creates a low, aggressive riding position, but still provides enough balance to handle well through turns.
- The frames' tube diameters vary according to the fame size, creating a consistent riding experience across sizes.
- Current models come with both rim and disc brakes.
- Shimano Ultegra and SRAM Force componentry provide fast, reliable performance.
3 reasons not to buy
- Some riders who want to maximize their weight savings may want to opt for other models with lighter wheels.
- Some riders did report some twitchiness and wobbling during high-speed descents.
- On some models, wheelsets are heavy.
Bottom line
As the “SL” acronym implies, the Fuji SL and SL-A were designed to be super-light road bikes, and they continue to be some of the lightest at their price points. Both the SL and SL-A's frame geometry hasn’t changed much in the past seven years, creating an aggressive racing posture that’s still balanced enough for most riders. However, the stock wheels do bring with them a slight weight penalty, so riders looking to shave off more grams may think about upgrading, or finding lighter models.Expert Reviews
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