help with 70-73 Mixte
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help with 70-73 Peugeot Mixte
Good Evening All,
I'm working on renovating an early 70s peugeot mixte, and I have a couple of questions:
1. Is there an adjusting barrel on the rear cablestop? The cable stops shown in the pic are the only
ones that came on the bike.
2. I want to replace the steel crankset with a cotterless alloy one. I have a 70s motobecane that has an
alloy crankset -- is that likely to be compatible, size-wise?
Thank you!
John
I'm working on renovating an early 70s peugeot mixte, and I have a couple of questions:
1. Is there an adjusting barrel on the rear cablestop? The cable stops shown in the pic are the only
ones that came on the bike.
2. I want to replace the steel crankset with a cotterless alloy one. I have a 70s motobecane that has an
alloy crankset -- is that likely to be compatible, size-wise?
Thank you!
John
Last edited by ctjohna; 08-15-08 at 07:55 PM. Reason: Add Bike Type to title. :)
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Bikes: '62 Peugeot UO8, '63 Schwinn Superior, ;72 Peugeot PX-10, '74 Motobecane LeChampion, '74 Peugeot UO18
I don't think the rear brake has an adjusting barrel, but I'll have to dig through the parts I took off my wife's bike. The Peugeot has a french threaded bottom bracket so you;ll probably need a square taper BB that's french. Depending on the year, the Motobecane is probably Swiss. Do a forum search, there's a lot of discussion on this topic. I re-built a UO-18 for my wife...replaced the brakes, crankset, wheels, saddle, shifters, and RD.
#3
If the bike had drop bars, there were adjusters on the Mafac levers. If it had upright bars, there were no adjusting barrels at all.
Don't lose those Mafac end ferrules!
The Motobecane crank should work if you use the spindle and cups from the Motobecane. That's assuming that the cups are French. Motobecane switched to Swiss threads before Peugeot did.
Good luck removing those fixed cups!
Don't lose those Mafac end ferrules!
The Motobecane crank should work if you use the spindle and cups from the Motobecane. That's assuming that the cups are French. Motobecane switched to Swiss threads before Peugeot did.
Good luck removing those fixed cups!
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source for ferrules?
Hi,
Are these the same as the mafac ferrules?
https://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi...id=45849307340
Are these the same as the mafac ferrules?
https://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi...id=45849307340





