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Found a few road bikes
I found a Supercycle, raleigh and a peugeot The Raleigh is a females bike I think it's called Record, a supercycle Medalist, I left it at the curb, no one took it so I brought it up, the steel collecters wont have it, and the peugeot I'm not sure what that is, pics soon.
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Pictures, It's night but this will do for now lol
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0244.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0243.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0245.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0242.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0241.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0247.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0246.jpg Wonder if any came out good |
That raleigh is worth a little effort. Don't know too much about French bikes.
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One needs tires, one needs seat, and one needs adjustments, other then that all are fine all could use a nice clean.
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One comment. The Raleigh is not a female's bike. It's a mixte design that is ridden by both women and men. It looks like a mid-70's bike. The Record is their entry level bike.
The Peugeot looks like an entry level bike, but it looks nice enough to clean up, fix up and either ride or sell. I don't know anything about the third bike. |
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Thanks for the info, I never knew that about the mixte I see them as ladies bikes because the bar, but honistly why do girls get the bar like that, it should be other way around, it hurts..
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Supercycle is a generic -mart bike, at least here in Canada (probly from Sears stores and/or Canadian Tire...)
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Originally Posted by HSean
(Post 7674701)
Thanks for the info, I never knew that about the mixte I see them as ladies bikes because the bar, but honistly why do girls get the bar like that, it should be other way around, it hurts..
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Originally Posted by tolfan
(Post 7676133)
back in the old days women were expected to wear skirts or dresses no matter what thay were doing bicycle riding included. The drop bar gave clearance. ever check out the movie league of their own? womens baseball in skirts.
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More pics, that Mixte has pretty big shifters lol
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0248.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0249.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0250.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0251.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...u/100_0252.jpg |
That Peugeot seems not totally cheap. 5 pronged star, cromoly sticker, forged not stamped, and the lugs seem non-cheap too? End of seventies perhaps?
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At the very least, the Peugeot and the Raleigh are worth $50 or so on Craigslist, as fixed gear or single speed conversion candidates. Neither appear to be worth restoring, but if one fit me, I might fix it up and keep it around.
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Based on the decals, that Peugeot is probably early '80s. miamijim will probably be along with a deadly accurate ID any minute...
http://cyclespeugeot.com/1980-83PeugeotCatalog.html |
Originally Posted by jgrendel
(Post 7682337)
Based on the decals, that Peugeot is probably early '80s. miamijim will probably be along with a deadly accurate ID any minute...
http://cyclespeugeot.com/1980-83PeugeotCatalog.html It falls into the UO9 range of bikes. |
Originally Posted by tolfan
(Post 7676133)
back in the old days women were expected to ware skirts or dresses no matter what thay were doing bicycle riding included. The drop bar gave clearance. ever check out the movie league of their own? womens baseball in skirts.
90% of old biking images show women in skirts on their bikes, even ones from the late 60s and early 70s show women wearing split skirts and coulottes. Though not all step through frames are skirt friendly, to combat the prejudice some people have about riding a 'girl' bike, I tell them that, if you can wear a skirt while riding it, then it's a 'girl' bike, otherwise it's just a step through frame. They usually believe me. I am hoping one day to buy a skirt I can ride the bike with....i haven't owned one in 30 years, so it will be a new experience...perhaps i will look into kilts, they seem to be better designed for it. |
My wife rides a men's Raleigh Competition with a skirt on. I have to reassure her her modesty is safe, but nevertheless my eyes are glued to my mirror.
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Originally Posted by miamijim
(Post 7682570)
It is but its not adding up. Everything by then had at least one quick release and North American Peugeots didnt use that style of Mafac centerpull.....considering it has Weinmann levers and cable carriers I'd say the calipers were changed.
It falls into the UO9 range of bikes. it is definitely right around 83 Edit: US(canadian) made UO-9 was labeled super sport French made UO-9 was labeled grand sport Its the head badge that throws me off |
ok so I was at the LBS the other day and I was not intending on trying a bike out but I did... the kid there just about lost it when I flipped my leg over the bar as I was wearing a skirt... hehehehe.... ooopppsss nothing showed but he was suprised...hehehehehe
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Lol thanks for the info, I was gonna make the Peugeot a fixie but I have so many bikes so i'll just sell it, very nice ride though, feels good, the Mixte was stripped and Given away free, since it really needed a paint job, I gave it away free, well still am, no ones came for it yet, I kept some parts because I like putting alloy parts on Antique bikes. as for the Supercycle I put wheels on it and will sell it for 10$ lol
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Originally Posted by EraserGirl
(Post 7682658)
The mixte frame is stronger and better suited to heavier folks.
90% of old biking images show women in skirts on their bikes, even ones from the late 60s and early 70s show women wearing split skirts and coulottes. Though not all step through frames are skirt friendly, to combat the prejudice some people have about riding a 'girl' bike, I tell them that, if you can wear a skirt while riding it, then it's a 'girl' bike, otherwise it's just a step through frame. They usually believe me. I am hoping one day to buy a skirt I can ride the bike with....i haven't owned one in 30 years, so it will be a new experience...perhaps i will look into kilts, they seem to be better designed for it. |
Originally Posted by bmaxwell
(Post 7685241)
ok so I was at the LBS the other day and I was not intending on trying a bike out but I did... the kid there just about lost it when I flipped my leg over the bar as I was wearing a skirt... hehehehe.... ooopppsss nothing showed but he was suprised...hehehehehe
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Originally Posted by HSean
(Post 7685323)
Lol thanks for the info, I was gonna make the Peugeot a fixie but I have so many bikes so i'll just sell it, very nice ride though, feels good, the Mixte was stripped and Given away free, since it really needed a paint job, I gave it away free, well still am, no ones came for it yet, I kept some parts because I like putting alloy parts on Antique bikes. as for the Supercycle I put wheels on it and will sell it for 10$ lol
Good job, keep 'em rolling and out of the landfills. now, I've got to get out of this post....the skirt thing... |
Originally Posted by RobbieTunes
(Post 7677459)
:eek::eek::mad::mad:Ugh, Rosie O'Donnell......:notamused::notamused::notamused::notamused::notamused::crash:
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Originally Posted by Skylar
(Post 7686193)
She wears underwear with dickholes in 'em.
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Hey, I was tryin' to be funny. That's my favorite chapelle skit
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