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Old 07-13-17, 02:15 PM
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Funny, one of our forum members, who, strangely enough, has not posted in a while, said that Peugeots are a "dime a dozen" in the New York area. Anyway, one never seems to have a grain of salt when one needs one...

It would not surprise me to see the bike sell for close to what the seller is asking. I would be interested to know. As for the problems noted, they might not be that big of a deal. Something a little lubrication and tuning might be all that it required. That said...

I agree - get the seller to do the tune-up for the price asked. Nothing to loose by asking and, if the Peugeot is then in sound working condition, the price is fair, in my opinion.

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