Classic & Vintage - Lets see your PEUGEOT

lets see everyones best peugeot pics. only riders with peugeots.



1987 tourmalet
http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x287/moogsandboobs/DSC_0103.jpg

1984 (I think) PGN10

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v214/lamplightsg/Peugeot/IMG_9818small.jpg

I never ride it because it's a good 4 cm too big and the rear wheel has just about given up the ghost.

My wife's, -don't have a good current picture of mine.

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff216/tjspiel/IMG_4099.jpg


http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff216/tjspiel/IMG_4114.jpg

early 70's
http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a10/EColnago/74peugeotpx10size53040.jpg

Sad pic of mine:

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e317/jim2527/DSC01103.jpg

From the catalog:

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e317/jim2527/1982PH12.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v97/shredxor/IMG_0159.jpg

It'll look different by Friday I'm truing the wheels and putting on new black tape because I got hit by a van.

1987 or so Orient Express. Made in Japan with Tange tubes.

http://inlinethumb25.webshots.com/23256/1315585707068014369S600x600Q85.jpg (http://sports.webshots.com/photo/1315585707068014369QQAdCs)

1974 PX10LE.

http://inlinethumb12.webshots.com/22091/1315626175068014369S600x600Q85.jpg (http://sports.webshots.com/photo/1315626175068014369jzIMnG)

Until earlier this year I had a 1980 PKN-10 the same color as Ricky H.'s, but I gave it to my son because he wanted to try road biking and because it fits him well, but is 2 cm too tall for me. My younger son rode a 24" wheeled Orient Express for a few years, until someone stole it and left a Magna POS in its place.

It'll look different by Friday I'm truing the wheels and putting on new black tape because I got hit by a van.

I hope you are all right...and that you are ok mentally, especially after what happened to your friend :( .

East Hill

1984 (I think) PGN10

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v214/lamplightsg/Peugeot/IMG_9818small.jpg

I never ride it because it's a good 4 cm too big and the rear wheel has just about given up the ghost.

Too big eh? Looks just my size, where are you located?

Too big eh? Looks just my size, where are you located?

Tennessee. I'm not sure I'd want to sell it though, as it was my first road bike. On the other hand, I literally never ride it anymore. :o

1967 PX10
http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=54452&d=1189607766

Heres mine, I never ride it because its way to big and Im too cheap to buy the tools to overhaul the BB and I dont wanna damage it by riding with a dry/ out of adjustment BB. So now it just looks pretty sitting in the conder of my living room. i cant sell it because it was the first one I brought back to life (somewhat). Oh yea and the calbes are way to long, I used this bike to teach myself how to run cables and I left it long at first to make sure I didnt cut anything to short, 6 months later I still havent gotten around to trimming them up. :)

http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o290/dhampton82/newpugdive030.jpg

80's Iseran

http://gallery.mac.com/bbattle/100013/100_0443/web.jpg

80's Iseran


I love that bike even though I get angry when I see it. The one that was stolen from me was going to end up very much like that one.

Do you have any of those skull stickers left? Where did you get them again?

I love that bike even though I get angry when I see it. The one that was stolen from me was going to end up very much like that one.

Do you have any of those skull stickers left? Where did you get them again?


Stickers are here: http://onegearclothing.com/

Mid 70s PX-10

http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/156427-2/P5291839.JPG

I hope you are all right...and that you are ok mentally, especially after what happened to your friend :( .

East Hill

Yea I'm just fine, it only furthered my backing for helmets and made me thankful to have my books with me so I didn't break anything only a little swelling. But my bike was in even better shape than I just torn handle tape and a tiny I mean tiny need for truing but I figured while I'm at the tape why not make a party out of it.

Mid 70s PX-10

http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/156427-2/P5291839.JPG

Great bike!

[QUOTE=tjspiel;5472118]My wife's, -don't have a good current picture of mine.

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff216/tjspiel/IMG_4099.jpg

I love orange Peugeots and my daily ride is a 1962 that has been converted to a fixed gear... with the modifications the bike hits the curb at just under 23 pounds with her little rack.

http://members.shaw.ca/feynn/biking/bridgette5.jpg

http://members.shaw.ca/feynn/biking/bridgette2.jpg

I also have a 1955 PLX 10 Grande Tourisme... at some point the drop bars were replaced with risers and I have since found drop bars for my old French girl to bring her back to her original form.

She is an absolute joy to ride and you have to forgive me for the shoddy pics.

http://members.shaw.ca/feynn/biking/PLX1.jpg

I love the Competition shifter up front...

http://members.shaw.ca/feynn/biking/PLXCOMP.jpg

I understand that too many, the JUY 543 is the holy grail of Simplex derailleurs and it does work beautifully.

http://members.shaw.ca/feynn/biking/PLXJUY543.jpg

Mid 70s PX-10

http://www.wooljersey.com/gallery/d/156427-2/P5291839.JPG

That's one of the nicest PX-10's I've seen.

~1973 PX-10

http://a520.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/113/l_738dca3336b2c29fbde8b4a84480d707.jpg

I agree. That thing really, I mean REALLY stands out. Gorgeous!

Here's my favorite Peugeots. I have a couple more, but no pics of them really.

1986? PH10LE

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n267/Kustombyker/Peugeotmod.jpg

Unknown year (maybe 84?) PGN10 Converted to 105 indexed. Rides beautifully:D

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n267/Kustombyker/105501.jpg

78 or 79 PX? Full 531, mafac competition, stronglight cranks and headset. haven't started the refurb yet.

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n267/Kustombyker/PX--1.jpg

83? P8, converted to single speed, and will be auctioned this weekend for charity.

http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n267/Kustombyker/P8before.jpg

This is my commute bike going through a spring clean. Its an 89 Ventoux Reynolds 501 originaly with a Shimano 105 group, 14 speed. I have had to replace a few bits and pieces as time has gone by (ie wheels, bottom bracket, brake levers (not in the photo - a more recent replacement for worn out bushing) seat, headset. I an looking forward to celebrating its 20th birthday !

I've never seen that paint scheme before. It's really odd, but I like it!! Very interesting.,,,,BD

Great bike!


Nice

Yea I'm just fine, it only furthered my backing for helmets and made me thankful to have my books with me so I didn't break anything only a little swelling. But my bike was in even better shape than I just torn handle tape and a tiny I mean tiny need for truing but I figured while I'm at the tape why not make a party out of it.

Good points...

East Hill

Two that have left the building, that is I flipped them on CL last year. A Galibier and a Nice. Both with Reynolds 501.

PX: frame bought in 1978... PR: about the same era...

this was an early 80's PH40, Kind of got hosed for my 5.00 when I noticed the rear aluminum rim had been replaced with a steel one. very fun to try to stop in the rain!!http://www.flickr.com/photos/15543083@N02/1662187256/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/15543083@N02/1662187306/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/15543083@N02/1662187414/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/15543083@N02/1662187392/

this was an early 80's PH40, Kind of got hosed for my 5.00 when I noticed the rear aluminum rim had been replaced with a steel one. very fun to try to stop in the rain!!

Looks like $5.00 well spent to me. I picked up two Peugeots for $5.00 and one had the same issue with the non-original steel back wheel. It sat in the garage for a couple of years until I had an accident with my other bike that damaged the front wheel and fork. Then I grabbed the rear wheel from that bike, threw it on the Peugeot and away I went.

Here's my old Pug UO-8. The picture makes it look a lot better than it really does. Functionally it's fine but it could use a lot of cosmetic work:

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z77/Kommisar89/007.jpg

I am new and just picked this bike up. Was purchased in the 60's from local resident. Not real sure about the model etc. but trying to learn more. Thanks

Dwaine

Purchased by the orginal owner in the 60's........... I just bought it from him in a local garage sale.

Dwaine

I am new and just picked this bike up. Was purchased in the 60's from local resident. Not real sure about the model etc. but trying to learn more. Thanks

Dwaine

that is the sweetest stem I have ever seen in my whole entire life

Just scored this today.

http://i136.photobucket.com/albums/q184/balindamood/P1020346.jpg

I also have an '84 PSN10 hanging in the barn. I may get a picture of that up.

thanks G-funk....... I like it also

Dwaine

My late 60s/early 70s AO-8 - owned since 1974.

Mark

That is a very nice bike Mark!

Dwaine

This is my 1980 CFX-10 that I found, covered in dirt, on CL about a month ago for $150. After much rubbing this is how it turned out. I added new tires and swapped out the Cinelli stem for another I had that fits better, then re-wrapped the bars in vintage ribbon. My friend hooked me up with brake hoods and a Campy NR front derailleur to match the rear. He also had a NOS Reynolds 531 frame sticker (not the correct one, but it will do) that covers up the scratch on the original one. Rides great and it's so quiet.

http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff297/velomateo/peugeot002.jpg

Sorry, colors look odd due to smoke from fire in Malibu is blocking out the sun.

Anyone have objections to me using pics in this thread for a project?

fine with me

sure, if you want mine cool.

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c263/cubtime100/DSCN1905.jpg

My Upgraded UO-8

Anyone have objections to me using pics in this thread for a project?

no problem - go ahead.

not that mine is "project worthy" but you are welcome to it.

Jim,

Its OK by me. wish I had matching tires and air in them. We are working on that.

Dwaine

Feel free to use the orange UJ-10. I have higher res pictures if you want them. A lot of the drive train
isn't orginal though.

Is this project related to helping people identify Peugeots by showing examples? I've also got a
Bordeaux you can have a picture of. I've made some unforunate decisions regarding tire colors,
but otherwise it looks good ;-)

No problem using mine. Kind of flattering actually, unless your project is titled "Bikes to avoid" :D

Here's my PBN-10 .... (See my separate thread about this)

http://www.geocities.com/neil_jenkins.geo/NJ-PeugeotPBN10.jpg