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shutupthepunx 07-03-07 08:18 PM

1982 miyata eighty se
 
i was just wondering how good of a bike this is.
i know i definitely got a good deal. it was $5 at a garage sale and is in really good shape.
i just would like to know more about it and cant find too much on google.
thanks.

East Hill 07-04-07 08:06 AM

We need photos! $5 for ANY bike which can be ridden (and especially one in good shape) is a good deal.

We could probably tell you more with photos, and a list of the components.

Welcome to BF and the Classic & Vintage forum!

East Hill

tolfan 07-04-07 09:01 AM

Man there are a lot of Miyatas showing up lately. Its hard to go wrong for $5. Welcome to the c/v forum. Easthill is our unofficial photo moniter person, shes very nice too.

shutupthepunx 07-05-07 12:35 PM

well when i bought it i didnt know anything about bikes (i still dont know very much) or what bikes i had were good and which ones werent. i had 2 schwinns, my miyata, and a raleigh and the miyata was the cheapest so i decided to practice painting on it and try flop n chopping my handlebars and making a suicide hub or a bumbike, im not sure if its the same thing.

heres a picture of what it looks like now.
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/8...1d5a5e1rh9.jpg

heres an older picture from right after i flop and chopped the handlebars.
http://img509.imageshack.us/img509/5...adstuffug8.jpg

those are the only 2 pictures i have.
i probably should'nt have painted it or done anything else to it, but it seemed like a good idea at the time.
i dont really know too much about it other than its a 1982 and has suntour parts.




oh and the seats from the raleigh because it came with some huge seat.
and the back brakes went to a schwinn without front brakes and a disc brake in the back.

tolfan 07-05-07 03:07 PM

I would like to know more about the schwinn with the disc brake on the back.

shutupthepunx 07-05-07 05:29 PM

the Schwinn's serial number is 72489596 i think. its kind of worn and hard to tell.
from looking on http://www.bunchobikes.com/serialnumber4.htm, the only year that the serial numbers start with a 7 was 1957, but they all are 7d, 7e or 7f. mines definitely 72 in the beginning.
its painted because it had a lot of rust when i got it and i dont remember what kind it is.

shutupthepunx 07-05-07 05:49 PM

i remembered its a Peugeot.
i knew it started with a p and its definitely that.


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