Which model is it?
08-20-16 | 11:30 AM
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Like the sticker says, it is a PH 60. It looks mid-80's from the decal scheme. Carbolite tubing is nothing special, but not bad. Built up, it would probably be a good rider. You can find vintage Peugeot catalogs online that would pinpoint the year.
08-21-16 | 07:09 PM
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Carbolite+ branding is a European market thing, which makes it easier to hammer down a catalog to review, at least.
Sealed BB, if it's a F.A.G unit as it appears, was typically seen on '86-'88 bikes (that I'm aware of) which allows year ballpark.
If you can get us a pic of the bottom shell under the crank, the numbers there could help nail down a year.
But that said, the 50 and 60 bikes were (IIRC) touring models. I see the classic wire popping out around the shift levers and the horizontal bracket on the non-drive-side chainstay for the dynamo. This bike was originally fendered.
Basically, this is it: https://bikeboompeugeot.com/Brochures...0,%20V45LS.jpg
Sealed BB, if it's a F.A.G unit as it appears, was typically seen on '86-'88 bikes (that I'm aware of) which allows year ballpark.
If you can get us a pic of the bottom shell under the crank, the numbers there could help nail down a year.
But that said, the 50 and 60 bikes were (IIRC) touring models. I see the classic wire popping out around the shift levers and the horizontal bracket on the non-drive-side chainstay for the dynamo. This bike was originally fendered.
Basically, this is it: https://bikeboompeugeot.com/Brochures...0,%20V45LS.jpg
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