Originally Posted by
T-Mar
Very nice! I've never seen these. In the USA, West Cost Cycle marketed accessories under their Cycle Pro brand. They offered a portable, emergency tool kit with similar tyre irons. Thxs for posting.
yes, cool set that is. I think the Dutch importer wanted to compete with Koga Miyata. These bikes were built in the Netherlands with Miyata tubes. Therefor non of the Nishiki names used for the US or worldwide were used here. Overhere we used Road Ace, Trim Ace and Olympic. From 1978 they were called Road- and Trim Master, Competition and Olympic Royal. Road and trim could be aquired with silver or champagne frame color, Competition came in Gun Metal Blue and the Royal in grey metallic with burgundy or white with red.