No Boundaries Sport Vintage Japanese Suteki Mixte
In stock at 1 shop in Miami
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1 shopAbout the No Boundaries Sport Vintage Japanese Suteki Mixte
The No Boundaries Sport Vintage Japanese Suteki Mixte is a road bike, in stock at 1 shop in Miami, at $300.
At $300, it costs less than 99% 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
A genuine slice of 1970s Japanese cycling craftsmanship. This 1978 Suteki mixte road bike pairs a lightweight, low-step steel frame with classic drop bars and a 10-speed derailleur drivetrain — the kind of thoughtful engineering that made vintage Japanese bikes legendary among collectors and commuters alike. Finished in a rich maroon/purple colorway that has only grown more striking with age, this is a rare find for anyone building a vintage collection, restoring a classic, or looking for a stylish daily rider with real pedigree.
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Why You'll Love It
- Authentic 1978 Japanese build — a genuine late-'70s time capsule, not a reproduction
- Mixte step-through steel frame — easy on and off, comfortable for riders of all levels
- 10-speed derailleur drivetrain with classic down-tube shifters for true vintage road-bike feel
- Drop handlebars for an efficient, sporty riding position
- 27" clincher wheels — tires and tubes are still widely available today
- Adjustable seat to dial in your perfect fit
- One-of-a-kind patina — every scuff tells the story of nearly 50 years on the road
Specifications
- Brand / Model
- Suteki Mixte
- Year
- 1978
- Country of Origin
- Japan
- Frame Size
- 22.5"
- Frame Material
- Steel
- Color
- Maroon / Purple
- Handlebar
- Drop bar
- Shifters
- Down tube, friction shift
- Speeds
- 10-speed derailleur
- Wheel Size
- 27"
- Tires
- Clincher
- Suspension
- None (rigid steel frame)
- Fit
- Unisex adult
Condition
In good vintage condition for its age. The frame is structurally sound with no cracks or major dents. Paint shows minor cosmetic wear, scuffs, and small chips consistent with nearly five decades of history, and components show light surface patina typical of a late-1970s bicycle. As with any vintage machine, we recommend a standard tune-up — fresh cables, chain, and tires — before regular riding.
A Smart Buy for Collectors & Riders
Vintage Japanese road bikes from this era are prized for their precise lugged-steel construction and timeless geometry. Whether it's headed for a full restoration, a garage display, or daily errands around town, this Suteki mixte is ready for its next chapter.
