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Old 03-13-24 | 02:58 AM
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mikestr
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From: Wine Country

Bikes: 1973 Mercier 300, 1974 Peugeot PX10L, 1977 Lejeune Champion du Monde, 1980 Peugeot PY 10 Super Competition, 1984 Motobecane SP, 1987 Peugeot PX10 "Tout Mavic," 1983 Basso Gap

Finally jumped on the bike and had a very brief ride just to check my work. Dave's description feels right: It's a real race bike, and the most natural position is forward and low over the bars, where lots of power can be generated. It's very responsive but it doesn't feel unstable. For me the fit is good and the handling nimble but predictable.

I highly recommend that any bike's alignment be checked and corrected if needed. Peugeots were built straight in my experience, but past accidents are to be assumed, and even a slightly twisted frame can really influence the ride. Thanks to Ed Litton for his work.
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