There is no universal registration of bike serial numbers. Even the number stamped on the frame doesn't necessarily mean much. Your best bet is to figure out the manufacture of the frame, and see if they have a lookup for it. However, all of this is generally irrelevant, as who originally made a bike doesn't have any real bearing on its. There is no universal registration of bike serial numbers. Even the number stamped on the frame doesn't necessarily mean much. Your best bet is to figure out the manufacture of the frame, and see if they have a lookup for it. However, all of this is generally irrelevant, as who originally made a bike doesn't have any real bearing on its.
There does not appear to be a Shogun data base out there on the internet anywhere. Below are some known dates of purchase with the serial numbers. Seems the Shogun serial numbers follow the general pattern of most Asian bicycles with the second digit or number indicating the year.
Fuji Bike Serial Number Location
Most of the Shogun bicycles were manufactured in the late seventies up to early nineties. At one point manufacturing shifted from Japan to Taiwan. There have been bikes seen that appear to have been built in the sixties but that has not been verified.
Fuji serial number work like this the S means subcontractor/or a plant manufacture the L means the month starting January as A, feb as B and so on the 1 stands for the year of the bike 81 2 would. Serial number code: first two digits are the size, next 6 are date of manufacture, remainder are unit number. For instance: SN#1 indicates a 54 cm.
Fuji Bike Serial Number Lookup
M9J20794 = 1979
M2E17125 = 1982
M3L93259 = 1983
N6B03345 = 1986
S985008 = 1989
S015083 = 1990
S005014 = 1990
S075128 = 1990
S145019 = 1991