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Fiori Bikes

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  1. Can anyone tell me anything about a bike that was made in the late
    1980's and early 1990's. The company was called Fiori. I used to own a
    Fiori Napoli and it was a beautiful entry-level bike. Does anyone out
    there have a Fiori or know how I might be able to get my hands on
    another (for old time's sake).

    - Noel

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    Muskie said:

    Can anyone tell me anything about a bike that was made in the late
    1980's and early 1990's. The company was called Fiori. I used to own a
    Fiori Napoli and it was a beautiful entry-level bike. Does anyone out
    there have a Fiori or know how I might be able to get my hands on
    another (for old time's sake).

    - Noel

    Ah, you're Canadian. That explains it.

    Fiori was a Norco house brand, and Fiori bicycles of that era are
    essentially rebadged Norcos.

    If you're more interested in the frame than the frame badge, look also
    for a Norco or Nishiki of the same style and age, since the frames will
    likely be identical. At least around here, Nishiki/Norco/Fiori frames
    from then are very common, probably the most common decent-quality bikes
    at garage sales and in dumpsters. Your local buy & sell classifieds
    newspaper will probably have ads for several each week.

    Was your Napoli a road bike or a mountain bike?

    --
    Ryan Cousineau, [email hidden] http://www.sfu.ca/~rcousine/wiredcola/
    President, Fabrizio Mazzoleni Fan Club

  3. "Ryan Cousineau" wrote...

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    Ah, you're Canadian. That explains it.

    Fiori was a Norco house brand

    http://www.norco.com/

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