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1995 Panasonic Bicycles Catalog
Thanks to Melvin for providing the scans of this German Panasonic Bikes catalog. Click any frame of the slide show to view a larger version of the page.1987 Panasonic Bicycles Catalog
This catalog has moved to our new catalog format and can be found here.1979 Panasonic Bicycles Catalog
1979 Panasonic Bicycles Catalog Complete Panasonic Bicycles catalog courtesy of Norman Halperin. 1979 Panasonic Bicycles Catalog 1979 Panasonic Bicycles Catalog Professional 7000 Professional 7000 Deluxe 2000 Deluxe 2000 Touring Deluxe Touring Deluxe Touring Touring...1980 Panasonic Bicycles
Thanks to Norman Halperin for loaning us his catalog for scanning. Clicking any frame within the slide-show will take you to a larger version of the image.Meet “Norman Panasonic”
If you have spent any time looking through the 1979-1985 catalogs on this site you need not thank me. All of those catalogs came to me courtesy of Norman Halperin. Norman was the Panasonic National Sales Manager for the U.S. from 1979 through the Spring of 1984....
1988 Panasonic MC-7500
One of Panasonic’s best Mountain Cat series bikes for 1988, the MC-7500 featured Tange Prestige MTB tubing and the Shimano Deore XT part group. It was a cosmetic cousin to the ’88 DX-5000 road bike sharing the same decal colors. The photo above used with...1981 Panasonic Bicycles
Special thanks to Norman Halperin for allowing us to borrow his catalog for scanning. Click on any frame within the slide show to view a larger version of the image.1982 Panasonic Bicycles
Complete 1982 Panasonic Bicycles catalog for the U.S. market. Thanks to Norman Halperin for the loan of his catalog for scanning. Click on any frame to be taken to a larger version of the page.1989 Panasonic Bicycles EU
I believe this is a 1989 European specification Panasonic Bicycles catalog based upon the fact that the bicycles use the same decal sets as the 1989 models here in North America. The paint work on the European models does appear to differ from the North American...Need Great Hosting?
