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adclark
03-01-10, 01:42 PM
I found an old Peugeot road bike that looks in need of a good bit of work for $40. It appears to have been sitting outside because the cables and chain look rusty. I have been looking for a rainy day bike to ride/commute, and this may fit the bill. It already has fenders and a rack installed. I haven't seen it yet because I was wondering if it was even worth seeing. Do you think it is worth the $40?



http://images.craigslist.org/3n73ma3of5T65P55R9a2sd3cf2c84eee31bcb.jpg

http://images.craigslist.org/3k73m43o35Od5T65Pfa2sc25e0344b29c1014.jpg


unworthy1
03-01-10, 01:56 PM
could be, hard to judge by those pics, but it may have some sort of TA-ish crank...maybe barcons...needs a saddle and beware of seized stem and seatpost if it's rusty.

septacycles
03-01-10, 04:24 PM
I alway enjoy riding a Peugeot looks like in needs some work but as long as the mechanics are good and wheels are still in decent shape I'd say $40 isn't bad. Worth checking out... a bike like that would get snatched up quick in my town... fixed and probably sold to a college student for $150.

offer them $25-30 if its tires are flat...


EjustE
03-01-10, 05:13 PM
$40? just the fenders and the rack are worth that much... Go grab it :)

adclark
03-01-10, 05:48 PM
I alway enjoy riding a Peugeot looks like in needs some work but as long as the mechanics are good and wheels are still in decent shape I'd say $40 isn't bad. Worth checking out... a bike like that would get snatched up quick in my town... fixed and probably sold to a college student for $150.

offer them $25-30 if its tires are flat...

That's kind of what I was thinking if I decide I don't want it after I would fix it up, assuming it is fixable. I am currently in a college town, so it probably wouldn't be hard to sell for that.

plodderslusk
03-02-10, 09:31 AM
Might be a PA60 from the seventies? You might end up with more work than you hoped but it looks like a great deal.