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 * [[Raleigh|Raleigh & Rampar]]
 * [[Royce Union]]
-* [[Soma]]
-    A short-lived brand of decent-quality bikes.
-    [Also Greek for "body", as in "psychosomatic", and Aldous Huxley's name for a feel-good drug in the book Brave New World. It is the name of a city in Japan-- John Allen]
-* [[Schwinn]]
-    Le Tour (made by Panasonic.)
 * [[Sekine]]
 * [[Shogun]]
 * [[Skyway]]
-    A low-end brand from before the bike boom, not to be confused with the maker of the Skyway BMX wheels.
-* [[Specialized]]
-    In addition to complete bicycles, Specialized is a major brand name in parts.
 * [[Suteki]]
-    This was a Sears-Roebuck brand. Here's a Suteki Web page.
 * [[Takara]]
 * [[Terry]]
-    Georgena Terry, specializing in bikes for women (usually with a smaller-than-usual front wheel) was getting very nice frames from Japan for several years.
 * [[Univega]]
-    A brand name of Lawee, Inc., former importer of Motobécane. Most Univdga Japanese bikes were made by Miyata.
-    Univega was one of the first major companies to market mountain bikes in the early '80s, with its Alpina series.
-    Univega was later a division of Derby, along with Nishiki and Raleigh, but the Univega and Nishiki brand names were retired in 2001 so that Derby could concentrate on its Raleigh brand.
 ==Japanische Komponenten==