Folding Bikes - Need part for old Peugeot folding

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EricDJ
09-08-05, 12:25 PM
I have an old folding peugeot, actually it is before folding. It has the pin system to take it into two pieces. Its in excellent original condition, but a piece broke. There is a piece of metal that holds the pedal on after you unscrew it. Is there a source for older parts or should I just have a metal working friend replicate it from the other?


andy_is_me
09-08-05, 03:31 PM
is it the cotter pin that holds the crank arm on the bottom bracket? if so, you could replace it with just about any pin. if it's something specific that i don't know what you're talking about i may be able to help. i have an old peugeot folder in a million pieces in my basement. if i have what you're looking for, it's yours. can you post a photo of what you need?

EricDJ
09-10-05, 02:56 AM
http://home.pacbell.net/pneil/peugeotcrank.jpg

Theres a little one and a half inch metal piece there held on by two screws. It makes the pedal hinge fold when you slide the lever and loosen the pedal. I was stupidly moving the bike while the pedals were in the fold positioin and one caught something and snapped the metal piece.


af895
09-10-05, 08:07 AM
EricDJ: would you mind posting pics of the whole bike? I had a c.1960's Peugeot folder during the 1980's (while in Germany, near the French border). I wish I kept that bike...

andy_is_me
09-10-05, 10:21 AM
sorry eric, mine just has regular, non-folding pedals.

EricDJ
09-10-05, 04:06 PM
Will do, then maybe someone will be able to tell me more about it. Its all original and very nice. original seat, grips, tires, down to the reflectors.

EricDJ
09-15-05, 03:33 PM
http://home.pacbell.net/pneil/peugeot1.jpg

http://home.pacbell.net/pneil/peugeot2.jpg

http://home.pacbell.net/pneil/peugeot3.jpg

http://home.pacbell.net/pneil/peugeot4.jpg

http://home.pacbell.net/pneil/peugeot5.jpg

http://home.pacbell.net/pneil/peugeot6.jpg

andy_is_me
09-15-05, 03:42 PM
holy smokes! how much clearance does that pedal have before it hits the ground? looks like one inch or something...

EricDJ
09-15-05, 04:02 PM
holy smokes! how much clearance does that pedal have before it hits the ground? looks like one inch or something...


3 inch clearance. If anyone knows anything about this model, please let me know.

James H Haury
09-15-05, 05:48 PM
What size are those tires ?The writing on the sidewall appears to say 14 inches by 1.75. Your peugot reminds me of my Roll N fold.I would guess unless you have changed it your rear sprocket is a 16t. haven't you ever wanted to improve your gearing. :rolleyes:

EricDJ
09-15-05, 06:11 PM
Its a 14t, it has Araya rims and the tires are indeed 14x1.75 made by I.R.C. Frankly, i've only ridden this thing maybe 2-3 times.

James H Haury
09-16-05, 05:41 PM
I modified my roll N fold with a 52t chainring and a 13t fixed cog for a nominal gearing of 56 inches actual is about 54. I think peugot sold the design for your bike to the Chinese to make mine .The original chainring was 39T with a 16t rear cog for a miserable 34 inch gear.I found the gearing totally unworkable and replaced the crank with a shimano sora crankset from Nashbar .I would reccomend checking with loose screws bicycle small parts for cranks chainrings and rear cogs, if you wish to modify your peugot. ;) i have used my roll N fold for exploring the coronado california area while there for training .I am able to pack it in a suitcase.