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Old 09-05-12, 11:11 PM
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Peugeot "Racing" Bike -- what model is this? Is it worth $200?

https://rochester.craigslist.org/bik/3233838681.html

I'm looking to negotiate with the buyer -- it's braze butted which is something between hi-tensile and chromoly. Anyone know an estimate weight of this bike? I'm hoping it'll be anything less than 25 pounds. What model is this?

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I'm guessing a PH12 from early 1980s.

Look here https://cyclespeugeot.com/Catalogs.html for a match. Should also list weights.

Worth, in Portland OR (an expensive market), around $100-140 if in very nice condition. I'd think less in Rochester.
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I agree with jyl on the price range, would go for the same in our area. On the weight....probably weighs 25lbs as it sits with the removal of the lock.
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It would be worth it if it were ready to ride: fresh tires, cables, etc. Realize in many markets, a UO8 will bring $150 plus, with steel wheels, plastic simplex derailleurs, etc.
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I would have to agree on the $150-ish range.

The cache of the Peugeot brand seems to outpace their glory days.
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Thanks for the guide. You guys are right -- it's a PH12. I didn't think of checking the gearing. I checked the catalogs out. It's also about 25 pounds which isn't too bad. I may have to pass on this bike -- it's bigger than my size.

The search for a 10 speeder continues.
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Originally Posted by yiffzer
Thanks for the guide. I may have to pass on this bike -- it's bigger than my size.

The search for a 10 speeder continues.
How tall are you, so we can get an idea of frame size needs?
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Looks a lot like my PH11. I don't think the PH12 has internal cable routing like this bike does.
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