More peugoet help please
04-01-07, 10:25 PM
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More peugoet help please
I just picked this up at an estate sale for 10 bucks! Ive tried to figure out the year and model..but no luck so far. Can anyone give me some info on this bike and what it might be worth? The shifters are on the drop bars. simplex derailers, stronglight crank. says "Record du Monde" with checkered and rainbow decal. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Hope the pic works...
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04-02-07, 06:38 AM
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Well, back to the question at hand, this bike looks to be a higher end peugeot, probably a PX-10, due to chrome on front forks and rear stays, nice stronglight crank, painted headlugs, etc. Good stuff. Can you see the remains of a black and green decal, maybe on the downtube above where the the shift levers usually go, or on the seat tube, that says (or maybe said) Reynolds on it? Looking at the pic it looks like there may have been one on the seat tube, but it is pretty much gone.
04-02-07, 06:47 AM
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Use the Bold parts only
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04-02-07, 07:58 AM
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I wanna find a pre-74 PX-10 for $10!!
04-02-07, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by evwxxx
Well, back to the question at hand, this bike looks to be a higher end peugeot, probably a PX-10, due to chrome on front forks and rear stays, nice stronglight crank, painted headlugs, etc. Good stuff. Can you see the remains of a black and green decal, maybe on the downtube above where the the shift levers usually go, or on the seat tube, that says (or maybe said) Reynolds on it? Looking at the pic it looks like there may have been one on the seat tube, but it is pretty much gone.
04-02-07, 09:13 AM
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If that's what I think it is, you're one lucky so-and-so. Congrats & more pics please!
04-02-07, 10:22 AM
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I guess I should have checked the file size before trying to repost the pic. 28 pixel pictures can only get so big....
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Originally Posted by joe v
If that's what I think it is, you're one lucky so-and-so. Congrats & more pics please!
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04-02-07, 05:24 PM
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Here are a good number of pictures. Sorry it was just easier this way. Thanks again for the help. Im excited about my find.
https://picasaweb.google.com/cp.parker/Peugeot
https://picasaweb.google.com/cp.parker/Peugeot
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Definitely a nice fixer upper... 
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I have only seen one other PX-10 with the shifters on the drop-bars. Is that an upgrade? Is that a positive or negative? And also, i saw on classicrendezvous "There are six digits used on bikes from the 50's and 60's and seven digits used on bikes from the 70's"... Mine only has 5 (68630) printed in the frame. is there any significance in this? It definitely has the diagonal Reynolds 531 sticker on the seat-tube and fork. Anymore help you can think of would be great.
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04-09-07, 07:25 AM
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I have only seen one other PX-10 with the shifters on the drop-bars. Is that an upgrade? Is that a positive or negative? And also, i saw on classicrendezvous "There are six digits used on bikes from the 50's and 60's and seven digits used on bikes from the 70's"... Mine only has 5 (68630) printed in the frame. is there any significance in this? It definitely has the diagonal Reynolds 531 sticker on the seat-tube and fork. Anymore help you can think of would be great.
Thanks
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well I was going to try to post pic but it's just now working. . .
hmmmm. have to look into that.
Nice bike for ten bucks.
marty
hmmmm. have to look into that.
Nice bike for ten bucks.
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Very nice.
Now take the rack off ASAP. That's a racing bicycle you have there, not a mule.
I'd yank those fenders off it too, but at least they aren't endangering the frame or paint job.
Now take the rack off ASAP. That's a racing bicycle you have there, not a mule.
I'd yank those fenders off it too, but at least they aren't endangering the frame or paint job.
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Originally Posted by Noah Scape
If It has plain lugs (which it looks like it might... hard to see) it is a '72.
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