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* [[Maruishi]]
* [[Maruishi]]
* [[Matsushita]]
* [[Matsushita]]
    Matsushita (pronounced "mat soo shta") is one of the largest corporations in Japan, if not the largest. It doesn't emphasize the Matsushita name in English-speaking markets, and is better known as "National" or "Panasonic."Panasonic" is most noted in the bicycle market for its tires, which are among the best.
* [[Mikado]]
* [[Mikado]]
* [[Miyata]]
* [[Miyata]]
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     Miyata touring bikes, including the 1000 and the lesser (but still extremely nice) 610, came with very unusual tires, Panasonic radials. These may be the only radial bicycle tires ever sold.
     Miyata touring bikes, including the 1000 and the lesser (but still extremely nice) 610, came with very unusual tires, Panasonic radials. These may be the only radial bicycle tires ever sold.
     [And for good reason: the radial cord provided too little lateral rigidity, making the tires feel odd. -- John Allen]  
     [And for good reason: the radial cord provided too little lateral rigidity, making the tires feel odd. -- John Allen]  
 
* [[National]]
* [[Nishiki]]
* [[Nishiki]]
* [[Panasonic]]
* [[Panasonic]]
    Panasonic, the bicycle brand of the mighty Matsushita conglomerate, made very nice bicycles, beautifully built, but never very successful in the U.S. market.
    In the late '80s, Panasonic had a plan to supply semi-custom bikes, using "just-in-time" production methods. The program was called "P.I.C.S." (Panasonic Individualized Custom System). The frames were stock, but were painted to order (with the customer's name optionally painted on the top tube) and with a custom-length handlebar stem.
    Panasonic also made bicycles under other names under contract, most notably, for Schwinn...the Schwinn Le Tour was the first non-Chicago Schwinn.
    From a posting by Yellow Jersey's Andrew Muzi:
    Japanese-built Panasonic/National/Matsushita frames are of excellent quality at each price range. You can distinguish them from outsourced bikes by the serial number location. Osaka-built frames are serial numbered on the lower headlug. The second digit is the year, e.g., T5M78563 would be a 1985 frame
* [[Peugeot]]
* [[Peugeot]]


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