No Boundaries Sport Vintage 1970s Matsuri FUNdamental Mixte Road Bike 10-Speed Metallic Red
In stock at 1 shop in Miami
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The No Boundaries Sport Vintage 1970s Matsuri FUNdamental Mixte Road Bike 10-Speed Metallic Red is a road bike, in stock at 1 shop in Miami, at $180.
At $180, it costs less than 100% of the 1,011 road bikes we list at shops in the US, where the typical one is $5,000. We first saw it in stock on Oct 24, and its price hasn't changed since.
From No Boundaries Sport
Candy-red Japanese steel, and the best value in the collection. This late-1970s Matsuri FUNdamental is a lugged-frame mixte road bike built in Japan during the era when Japanese framebuilding set the standard for the whole industry. The metallic candy red paint still throws real shine, the chrome is bright, and the 10-speed drivetrain shifts smoothly through the range. Step-through comfort, retro looks, and a genuinely good ride — at the most accessible price point we stock.
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Why You'll Love It
- Japanese lugged frame construction — hand-brazed joints from the golden era of Japanese framebuilding
- Mixte step-through design — easy to mount, comfortable, and welcoming for riders of any level
- Ready to ride — brakes grab well, tires hold air, and gears shift smoothly
- 10-speed drivetrain with usable range for city riding and longer routes
- Striking metallic candy red paint that still retains strong shine
- Bright chrome components with only minimal surface tarnish
- 700C wheels — modern tires and tubes are easy to source
Specifications
- Brand
- Matsuri
- Model
- FUNdamental Mixte
- Era
- Late 1970s
- Type
- Road bike
- Frame Material
- Steel (lugged construction)
- Color
- Metallic candy red
- Speeds
- 10-speed
- Wheel Size
- 700C
- Brakes
- Side-pull caliper
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Fit
- Unisex adult
Condition
Great vintage condition overall. The metallic red paint retains strong shine, with expected minor scuffs and age-appropriate marks on the frame decals. Chrome components remain bright with minimal surface tarnish. Mechanically it's sorted: the brakes grab well, the tires hold air, and the gears shift smoothly.
The Smart Entry Into Vintage Steel
If you've been curious about vintage road bikes but didn't want to gamble on a project, this is the one to start with. Japanese-built lugged frames from this period deliver quality craftsmanship, a smooth ride, and unmistakable retro styling — and this one already rides. Perfect as a first vintage bike, a stylish around-town rider, or an easy addition to a growing collection.
