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Originally Posted by juvela (Post 18726420)

The seat binder bolt on your bicycle is a brand called ALGI. This is a French company which made fasteners and small bits of hardware. It is an original fitting your bicycle came with from the factory. It is also found on a great many other French cycles.

Here is what the firm is up to forty-three years on:

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That's pretty cool, now I'm following your lead but that's just one of those fun fact things right? Btw I found a video on youtube of a guy rebuilding a possible 1972 PR10 which had the same lug designs as my bike, he seemed to know his peugeot considering the amount of detail he gave, but yeah who knows what happens to bikes around the 70's when sold in different countries and so on, this hobby is confusing, haha.

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Originally Posted by halleno (Post 18726503)

this hobby is confusing, haha.

Jo da! :beer:

Please help ID this Peugeot thanks.

Hi all.. can anyone please help me ID this Peugeot from this pic please? Thanks.

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Originally Posted by talstails (Post 19474798)

Hi all.. can anyone please help me ID this Peugeot from this pic please? Thanks.

A bit unusual with the combination of brazed-on top tube cable guides and the rear forged dropout. Haven't seen anything with that combo, but the graphics seem to be only found in the '76 model year. Another "unusual" Pug.

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+1 on dating.

Odd mix of fittings. Wonder how many original.

All chrome fork suggests a replacement. Carefully check frame for any deformation.

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