Peugeot hubs???
04-27-08, 12:55 PM
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Peugeot hubs???
They're a differnt size, right?
Can you get sealed shimano type hubs to fit them, or do you have to rely on cup and ring?
Thanks
Can you get sealed shimano type hubs to fit them, or do you have to rely on cup and ring?
Thanks
04-27-08, 01:05 PM
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Do you mean the bottom bracket (where the cranks attach)? If so, it will depend on the year of the bike. Some newer Peugeot frames can take a Shimano sealed bottom bracket. If it is the older French bottom bracket, I believe you will need to use cups and bearings.
04-27-08, 01:28 PM
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Yes, sorry, I meant the bottom bracket. I don;t know why I put hubs...long day.
I'm not sure what age it is. It's a "Pantera" From looking at the graphics I'd say late 80s/90s.
I'm not sure what age it is. It's a "Pantera" From looking at the graphics I'd say late 80s/90s.
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If you dont have pics go here: https://cyclespeugeot.com/ModelID.html and tell us what it looks like.
