Classic Japanese Bicycles
This rare circa-2000 Eimei keirin NJS frame represents
Japanese track craftsmanship at its finest. Furthermore, the build demonstrates how track racing technology adapts seamlessly to urban environments.
Gravity bike racing continues growing worldwide. After 30 years, this extreme sport attracts more riders and builders each season. Meanwhile, major manufacturers now develop professional-grade gravity bikes for downhill speed records.
The NJS certified Samson Rising Sun shows peak Japanese track bicycle craft. This 57cm frame features bright red flake paint. Moreover, the shape follows classic keirin racing rules. Thus, the frame mixes Japanese steel tubing with exact welding
Track frames from this era display great build quality. Furthermore, professional keirin racers respected the Samson brand. The Rising Sun model targets competitive track racing. Therefore, these frames meet strict Japanese racing rules.
While traditional keirin racing requires steel frames from master builders, modern manufacturers like Bridgestone now create carbon fiber track machines. The Bridgestone PHM9 Sprint represents a unique shift in Japanese cycling. Therefore, this bike bridges two worlds – respecting velodrome heritage while embracing new technology.