SunTour 1967 Advertisement — SunTour Slant-Pantograph Derailleurs and the New Ideal Lever

Advertisement 1967 1 page Japan

Source: Disraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "New Cycling November 1967 - SunTour advert". New Cycling, November 1967.

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MarqueSunTour
TypeAdvertisement
Year1967
Publisher株式会社 前田鉄工所
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese
Pages1
SourceDisraeli Gears (Mike Sweatman), "New Cycling November 1967 - SunTour advert". New Cycling, November 1967.
CreditMike Sweatman, Disraeli Gears
IdentifierPermalink https://www.disraeligears.co.uk/site/new_cycling_november_1967_-_suntour.html
TranscriptionTranscribed by eye

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＊外装変速機のトップメーカー 世界の人に愛され使われている スラントパンタ機構の サンツアー《外装変速機》 スラントパンタ機構は、世界で初めて前田鉄工が開発した理想の機構です。すでに、日本をはじめ、欧米各国に特許出願済み。チェンジが軽く、操作も簡単。あらゆる角度からのテストで証明ずみの最高の性能です。スラントパンタ機構は、変速機に新時代をもたらした、まったくの独創品です。すばらしい機構にふさわしい豪華なデザインは持つ人に喜びと誇りを贈ります。 〈新製品紹介〉 アイデアル レバー 8.8.8. 株式会社 前田鉄工所 本社及堺工場 | 堺市南向陽町2丁1番16号 | TEL堺（3）0765（代）～7 美原工場 | 大阪府南河内郡美原町丹南97 | TEL黒山（61）1888（代）～90 東京サービスステーション | 東京都台東区上野5丁目13番2号 | TEL東京（832）6895

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[A close-up photograph of a rear derailleur lettered GRAND-PRIX on a frame dropout with freewheel and chain, a small diagram of a derailleur and freewheel seen from the rear, and in a decorative frame a line drawing of a shift lever lettered SUN TOUR on a handlebar beside a bell.]
＊外装変速機のトップメーカー
世界の人に愛され使われている
スラントパンタ機構の
サンツアー《外装変速機》
スラントパンタ機構は、世界で初めて前田鉄工が開発した理想の機構です。すでに、日本をはじめ、欧米各国に特許出願済み。チェンジが軽く、操作も簡単。あらゆる角度からのテストで証明ずみの最高の性能です。スラントパンタ機構は、変速機に新時代をもたらした、まったくの独創品です。すばらしい機構にふさわしい豪華なデザインは持つ人に喜びと誇りを贈ります。
〈新製品紹介〉
アイデアル
レバー
8.8.8.
株式会社
前田鉄工所
本社及堺工場 | 堺市南向陽町2丁1番16号 | TEL堺（3）0765（代）～7
美原工場 | 大阪府南河内郡美原町丹南97 | TEL黒山（61）1888（代）～90
東京サービスステーション | 東京都台東区上野5丁目13番2号 | TEL東京（832）6895

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