Let's not forget the quintessential French crank named "Stronglight". And mostly French stuff imported to UK by Ron Kitching and marked "Milremo".
Regards,
Jerry Moos
Houston
> I always thought it was interesting that an Italian company, in this
> case Noli, would use an English name for their product. Their pedal
> everyone remembers in the 1950s and 1960s was the "Sheffield Sprint".
>
> My only guess as to why this might have been was that the English
> companies BSA and Chater Lea had the best track stuff early in the past
> century and had a reputation for premium quality bike parts.
>
> To show you how things change... Barelli was an English pedal
> manufacturer that chose an Italian sounding name because Italian parts
> were supreme in the 1970s and 1980s!
>
> Chuck Schmidt
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