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Soody 12-03-25 07:27 PM

753 Peugeot
 
Absolutely love riding this thing

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...f751619e2c.jpg
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...f2ae13c466.jpg
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...ba59cb7392.jpg
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...27b2db297f.jpg



cb400bill 12-03-25 07:51 PM

Great colors!

ShannonM 12-03-25 09:34 PM

Rare bird!

A blue & white fade 1988 Peugeot Chorus is one of my grail bikes.

--Shannon

Soody 12-04-25 05:29 PM


Originally Posted by cb400bill (Post 23655485)
Great colors!

aye. the chrome under the paint also is just :love:

tanwalls possibly too much but the nicest tire i had on hand

i would like a silver seatpost, but it's an odd size and the black one i had is quite nice so it's ok for now


redshift1 12-04-25 05:36 PM

Very nice ! I looked for a 753 Peugeot for quite a while some years ago and couldn't find one. Now I have a 531 Pro instead so that'll do but the 753 is an apex predator.

cyclic_eric 12-04-25 05:40 PM

My 1988 Peugeot Chorus is probably my best bike. It is spaced for 126mm at the back, and I'm running a 7-speed freewheel. Geared 50/39 & 13-28. Is yours wider? It looks like you have a good-sized cassette.
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...4e04ea1d7.jpeg

georges1 12-04-25 05:58 PM

Very good bike 👍👌The golden age in terms of bikes for Peugeot.

billytwosheds 12-04-25 06:21 PM

Looks like a blast to ride.

Soody 12-04-25 06:37 PM


Originally Posted by cyclic_eric (Post 23655956)
My 1988 Peugeot Chorus is probably my best bike. It is spaced for 126mm at the back, and I'm running a 7-speed freewheel. Geared 50/39 & 13-28. Is yours wider? It looks like you have a good-sized cassette.

lovely bike yours
Yep wide gears. I need em. I've got the 7 spd 12-32 sram, $20, weighs about 400 grams, (my favorite cassette). Indexed shifting. 53/39 rings.

modern nitto stem, old nitto randoneur bar
7800 Dura Ace calipers, R55C4 pads & basic shimano levers (fantastic combo)

the wheels are criminally heavy but they feel amazing once they spin up and the bearings are mint and i'm bunny hopping up curbs on them so it's cool.






Soody 12-04-25 06:44 PM

I actually used to hate Peugeot bikes, because all the ones round here seem to be heavy junk, and people get tricked into them by the cool graphics.
So a nice Peugeot tricks the eye twice. It's a nice bike that looks like a sh*t bike that looks like a nice bike.

1simplexnut 12-04-25 07:25 PM


Originally Posted by Soody (Post 23655462)

Thats a beauty !
Unusual to see one this side of the world .
Enjoy :love:

1simplexnut 12-08-25 03:14 PM


Originally Posted by Soody (Post 23655979)
I actually used to hate Peugeot bikes, because all the ones round here seem to be heavy junk, and people get tricked into them by the cool graphics.
So a nice Peugeot tricks the eye twice. .

Call me tricked ! hee hee

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...d4f74fb7ec.jpg

Chombi1 12-08-25 10:18 PM

As much as I reqlly like the idea of a 753 framed Puegeot race bike, I never warmed up to the graphics and colors that Peugeot put on them the pastel colors just looks too kitsch to me. The same goes for the fonts they used on the bikes.
the same thing happened to Gitanes in the late 80's. These French bikes started to look like they are trying to look cute, instead of the serious race machines that they were, under the paint and graphics.
Just my personal take on these later 80's French bikes, in general.

polymorphself 12-08-25 11:10 PM


Originally Posted by Chombi1 (Post 23658434)
As much as I reqlly like the idea of a 753 framed Puegeot race bike, I never warmed up to the graphics and colors that Peugeot put on them the pastel colors just looks too kitsch to me. The same goes for the fonts they used on the bikes.
the same thing happened to Gitanes in the late 80's. These French bikes started to look like they are trying to look cute, instead of the serious race machines that they were, under the paint and graphics.
Just my personal take on these later 80's French bikes, in general.

this was kind of just the entirety of the late 80s/early 90s though, no? Some hate it, some love it but the Miami vice vibe was strong across a lot of marques during that time.

Im generally ok with it and particularly like the bike in question, paint and all.


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