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cyclobuff 08-01-06 09:06 AM

Peugeot I.D.
 
Need all the help I can get in trying to identify my Peugeot
.It's orange,has 26"wheels,a Simplex derailleur.Mafac-racer brakes,rigida steel rims.Normandy high flange hubs,Atax stem,original saddle La Chatillonaise 28A ADGA,last but not least the serial no is 2674373.
There you have it.I sure hope you can help me.Tx

CV-6 08-01-06 11:38 AM

WAG is a UO-8 from around 72. Sure the wheels are 26 inch? How about some pics?

cyclobuff 08-01-06 01:10 PM

Peugeot i.d.
 

Originally Posted by CV-6
WAG is a UO-8 from around 72. Sure the wheels are 26 inch? How about some pics?

tx for the reply.sorry it is 27 not 26.by the way,what would be the weight of the bike

USAZorro 08-01-06 01:21 PM

Is any part of the frame chromed?

John E 08-01-06 01:25 PM

It is definitely a UO-8. I'll bet the forks are half-chromed. An AO-8 would have low-flange hubs with wingnuts instead of QR skewers.

cyclobuff 08-01-06 04:59 PM

peugeot id
 

Originally Posted by USAZorro
Is any part of the frame chromed?


no but the fork is chromed half way.does the ser no i gave not help in the identification

John E 08-01-06 08:31 PM

1972 UO-8 it is. :)

Unlike an automotive VIN, the serial number gives the year of manufacture (initial "2" and 7 digits = 1972), but not the model.

cyclobuff 08-02-06 06:57 AM


Originally Posted by John E
1972 UO-8 it is. :)

Unlike an automotive VIN, the serial number gives the year of manufacture (initial "2" and 7 digits = 1972), but not the model.


tx for the reply.am confused.if i am reading you right the ser no i have 2674373 would indicate that is was manufactured in 1972.right.
now the picture of the bike which i find at te following indicates that it might be a 1975 UO8.hence the confusion.which is which
http://home.wanadoo.nl/peugeotshow/images/1975_3.jpg
tx

John E 08-02-06 08:36 AM

The UO-8 did not change much during the early 1970s. By 1975, US Export versions were saddled with horrible Simplex stem shifters, but it appears that European models were not. Also, the European description in your link shows a triple chainring, which was not available in the US market. The decals on my 1970 UO-8 (see signature) and the 1975 in your link are virtually identical.

cyclobuff 08-02-06 09:41 AM


Originally Posted by John E
The UO-8 did not change much during the early 1970s. By 1975, US Export versions were saddled with horrible Simplex stem shifters, but it appears that European models were not. Also, the European description in your link shows a triple chainring, which was not available in the US market. The decals on my 1970 UO-8 (see signature) and the 1975 in your link are virtually identical.


so what i got is a 1975 model with a 1972 frame.right.
by the way would you know the weight of a UO8.tx


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