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location_city = [[Port Coquitlam, BC]] | |
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location_country = Canada | |
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key_people = John Williams, |
key_people = John Williams, President | |
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industry = [[Bicycles]] | |
industry = [[Bicycles]] | |
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products = Bicycle | |
products = Bicycle | |
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| Industry | Bicycles |
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| Founded | 1964 |
| Headquarters | , Canada |
Key people | John Williams, President |
| Products | Bicycle |
| Website | www.norco.com |
Norco Bicycles is a bicycle manufacturer founded in 1964 and currently headquartered in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada. Norco designs and distributes more than 150 bike models to more than 21 countries.[citation needed] Norco is well known[by whom?] for its contribution to freeride cycling through its VPS line of bikes launched in the late 1990s. Since this time Norco has continued to develop the sport with their A.R.T (Advanced Ride Technology) design and their Range, Sight and Aurum bicycle platforms. [citation needed]
Norco Factory Team
The current Norco Factory Team is made up of 12 members.[1]
- Ryan Leech[1]
- Jay Hoots[1]
- Mislav Mironovic[1]
- Darcy Turenne[1]
- Andrew Watson[1]
- Catherine Vipond[1]
- Nick Geddes[1]
- Sam Dueck[1]
- Ludovic May[1]
- Dirt Norco Race Team
- Team Norco International
- Norco BMX Team
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