Joined: Mar 2012
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From: Niagara Region, Canada
Bikes: 1970s Alex Singer, 1960s Peugeot PX 10, 1960s Bertin C37, 1973 Carre Bertin C 37, 1972 Carlton Kermesse, 1981 Peugeot PX 14 Super Competition
Mike- It is definitely a Motobecane, possibly early to mid-eighties. The M on the fork crown is an indicator but that style of seatstay cap is identical to what I had on a Motobecane Sprint which was made with Vitus 888. As well, the rear dropout has the characteristic integrated style derailleur cable stop used by Motobecane. Perhaps someone with a catalogue can narrow the model down for you.