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--- norco:start [2021/08/26 16:11] – gchandler
+++ norco:start [2024/10/07 11:20] (current) – mtbtimeline
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+===== 1986 Pinnacle =====
+SunTour XC Sport 6900 (1986 only), lugged frame.  The cousin [[nishiki:start#s1987|Nishiki Pinnacle]] was TIG welded & XT equipped.  [[sekai:start|Sekai's]] Pinnacle occurred in the late 80's and had an elevated chainstay.  Uses Norco's 1986 decal scheme.
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+{{1986.jpg?300|1986 Pinnacle }}
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+Pinnacle
+[[https://www.facebook.com/groups/1501078173412301/permalink/1957291787790935/|facebook]]
+</div>
+<div column 50% #s1990>
+----
+===== 1990 Pinnacle =====
+Elevated chainstay.  Shimano Exage 400LX (1990-92).
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+{{1990.jpg?300|1990 Pinnacle }}
+\\
+Pinnacle
+[[https://mountainbikemuseum.nl/en/mountainbikes/norco-pinnacle-480| mountainbikemuseum.nl]]
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 It's no wonder that only two Asian makers of bicycles sold in the US under their brand: [[fuji:start|Fuji]] and [[maruishi:start|Maruishi]].  Asian sounding names, such as [[sekai:start|Sekai]] or [[nishiki:start|Nishiki]] were Canadian and Californian, respectively.
 (([[kuwahara:start|Kuwahara]] dual branded with Apollo in the US, with Apollo head badges.))
-[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_Bicycles|Giant]], of Taiwan, the world's largest bike manufacturer, didn't brand their own bikes until 1986.
+[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_Bicycles|Giant]], of Taiwan, the world's largest bike manufacturer, didn't brand their own bikes until 1984.
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-==== Production Notes ====
-<WRAP #prod1 />
-[1]. ?
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