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I spotted this '86 Paramount (56cm) earlier today. $280 with 9 days to go? :eek: Also, this seller has some nice 70's & 80's rides. S. |
More like a Nashbar find -
Continental Sport 1000 Road Tires are on sale for $7.48, and this includes 700cx20, 27x1-1/4 and 27x1-1/8. Stock up now!!!! |
Looks like a good deal for someone in the Seattle area.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/bik/123992154.html |
For all you really tall Paramount fans, check out this Ebay ad. It is so beat up and the pictures are so bad, I am not even sure it is a Paramount. It appears the seller doesn't know much about bikes either. Check out the dimensions. I especially like the reference to Italy.
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Looks more like an old Super Sport to me.
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Def. not a paramount.
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Trek 560 in San Diego. Pretty color. http://sandiego.craigslist.org/bik/124434569.html
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PX-10 on ebay - here's the link. not mine
http://cgi.ebay.com/Peugeot-Road-Rac...QQcmdZViewItem
looks like a px10, but was the fork replaced? its all chrome. the head tube and seat tube angle look off, maybe because the size of the bike and/or maybe fork rake makes the bike look peculiar? |
Originally Posted by italianbiker
http://cgi.ebay.com/Peugeot-Road-Rac...QQcmdZViewItem
looks like a px10, but was the fork replaced? its all chrome. the head tube and seat tube angle look off, maybe because the size of the bike and/or maybe fork rake makes the bike look peculiar? Here's what the head tube angle looks like on my smaller frame: http://community.webshots.com/photo/...15751436tfLEfp It's steeper than the Gitane next to it, but it doesn't look as steep as that bike on eBay. Like you said, maybe it's the frame size that makes it look that way. |
The PX10 might be a PX10E; they had a steeper head tube angle, quite noticeable. Can post pics of a 73/4 E model, next to a 72 PX10, if anyone would like to see... Not sure that model ran that late, but it had the fancy Nervex lugs later than the regular PX, and those look like the fancy lugs... can't be sure, the phots are pretty minimal.
Agree on the fork. Would like to know the why of the replacement; may be as innocuous as a replacement of the original HS w/ an English one, as bad as a wreck. |
Originally Posted by Poguemahone
The PX10 might be a PX10E; they had a steeper head tube angle, quite noticeable. Can post pics of a 73/4 E model, next to a 72 PX10, if anyone would like to see... Not sure that model ran that late, but it had the fancy Nervex lugs later than the regular PX, and those look like the fancy lugs... can't be sure, the phots are pretty minimal.
Agree on the fork. Would like to know the why of the replacement; may be as innocuous as a replacement of the original HS w/ an English one, as bad as a wreck. dirtdrop those are nice bikes. i thought that px10 were all white and black (besides the blue/yellow) yours has the same color of lugs as the frame. did they do that on non nervex pro lugs. my new project px10 has white nervex pro lugs w/ a blue outline - looks nice |
Mine's a '74 PX10LE. I took the picture with the Gitane to show how steep the Peugeot's head tube is. The frame and paint is original, but it's been "desecrated" with full Campy NR/SR and Nitto moustache bars.
I'd like those fancy lugs better if they didn't paint them black. |
The PXs were also available stock blue with black lugs. Peugeot started painting the lugs the bike colour sometime mid seventies ('75?).
I think the seller has no clue what the bike is, and would likely be fairly uninformative, although they would try to help. Their responces show them to be a bit bufuddled by the questions they have recieved thus far. |
Craigslist SF Bay area. Lejeune track bike. A bit high IMO, considering it is not complete and is not painted as a Lejeune anymore. No size indicated. Closer and cheaper and you guys would never see this post. ;)
http://www.craigslist.org/sfc/bik/124672614.html |
LOL! I just e-mailed him to ask if he wants to buy a set of decals for it. :D
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What do you guys think about this one? Looks to be my size, and it would be fun to build a "modern" bike...... :)
http://www.craigslist.org/nby/bik/124864374.html |
You are colorblind, aren't you? :p
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70's Motobecane, 61cm Bigbossman, I just saw your Miyata 215ST — :eek: Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful (!) bike. Really... wow. :love: Sebastián |
Originally Posted by AGuinness
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70's Motobecane, 61cm Bigbossman, I just saw your Miyata 215ST — :eek: Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful (!) bike. Really... wow. :love: Sebastián I have another (smaller) one that I bought at the same time - it's my wife's. For various reasons it has hardly ever been ridden, and hangs in the garage in "as new" condition. I doubt it has 100 miles on it. Really, not a mark on it - and it even wears the original Miyata tires. She's been after me to sell it, but I like looking at it - it's pretty.... :D |
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I saw that this morning. Looks like a Sprite with a 25 1/2" frame. If he hadn't lost the fenders somewhere along the line it would've been worth a call. A few listings further up, some guy in Corte Madera is trying to peddle a '71 Raleigh Sport for the bargain basement price of $500. Why, hell -- I'll take two at that price!
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Someone on CR ID'd it as a Super Tourer. Regardless though, the frame might be a little too large for you.
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Nah, it's a Sprite. The ST never came in Coffee, the seat tube bands, bars, and pedals are all Sprite. The ST had either 4 or 5 narrower black bands, Euro-style alloy radonneur bars, and rat traps. Besides, he should pay me to have to go to West Oakland. ;)
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Originally Posted by bigbossman
She's been after me to sell it, but I like looking at it - it's pretty.... :D
Keep it safe for someone special. It would make a great gift. ;) S. |
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