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Originally Posted by vintagerando
(Post 19302836)
Here is a Peugeot for only $1550.
Its made of "Reynolds Aluminum". The seller writes, "priced to sell this week at $1550 as part of an estate otherwise it goes to auction at twice the price." Could see $3100 at auction, hmmm. Rare Pro Racing Peugeot PX10 Take a good look at the photo. I've never seen a chain sagging upwards. Then I noticed that pulls on the seat pack are also hanging in the wrong direction, and realized they hadn't even bothered to take it down for the hooks where it was hanging when they took the photos. |
Originally Posted by Wilfred Laurier
(Post 19303572)
Is seller just overconfident, a BS artist, or a pathological liar?
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I'm going to add this one for quality photo contender.
Giant 29 inch - $50 https://images.craigslist.org/00L0L_...N_1200x900.jpg Needs brake cables and 4 spokes on front rim bent slime tubes and good tires Chain? Seat? And that looks more like a 26" than 29" bike. |
Originally Posted by Darth Lefty
(Post 19303941)
The full text is worth preserving for posterity.
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Maybe this should go into the other topic... It does look nice. But there are a few things that makes it lean a bit Wacky.
1987 CENTURION LEMANS RS. 60 CM. - $325 (River Road) https://images.craigslist.org/01111_...Y_1200x900.jpg https://images.craigslist.org/00y0y_...d_1200x900.jpg For sale amazingly clean and original High quality Japanese lugged steel road bike. One of the most pristine bikes I've ever come across, and probably the most I've ever spent on a bike. I actually bought this one for myself but it was advertised as a 57cm and when I saw it in person realized it was bigger, but still couldn't leave without it. It has obviously been stored indoors and hardly riden for the past 30 years. still has original leather straps on the toe clips. Built with Tange Champion 2 steel tubing the best they had at the time and hasn't been improved on much since. I like to think this bike was built by retired samurais. Although it wasn't nessisary the bike got new brake and shifter cables and housing, new bar tape, all bearings have been replaced and greased in the bottom bracket, headset, and wheels. Bike has been totally overhauled and tuned. Wheels trued and it rides perfectly. Will fit a rider from 6'-6'5" Asking 325.00 and its worth every penny. If you are looking for a bike this size, Do not miss out. There is not another one online for sale, and definetly not in this condition. Risk free purchase I guaranty any bike I sell and offer one free tune up antime you need it. Call or text Adam with any questions. Thanks Frame.. Tange Champion 2 double butted seamless cro-moly tubing. Fork... Tange 2 mangaloy mangenese alloy. Wheels.. Araya 700c Brakes.. shimano SLR sidepull. Crank set.. Shimano Biopace w/ eliptical chain rings. (designed to be much easier on your knees) Derailleurs.. Shimano light action Weight.. roughly 15 pounds Stand over height.. 33" Top tube.. 22 1/2'' "Weight.. roughly 15 pounds" I'd like to get his bike scale :) |
What do you guys think? Is this worth anything?
Peugeot 1977 UO10 Road Bike 56 cm I'm thinking about picking it up, but not sure of it's value. Thanks. |
Originally Posted by UKFan4Sure
(Post 19304800)
What do you guys think? Is this worth anything?
Peugeot 1977 UO10 Road Bike 56 cm I'm thinking about picking it up, but not sure of it's value. Thanks. I think it is worth about the asking price of $160. Basic High-Tensile steel Peugeot. Steel rims. Nothing fancy, but it should make a decent city bike. |
Originally Posted by UKFan4Sure
(Post 19304800)
What do you guys think? Is this worth anything?
Peugeot 1977 UO10 Road Bike 56 cm I'm thinking about picking it up, but not sure of it's value. |
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Originally Posted by vintagerando
(Post 19302836)
Here is a Peugeot for only $1550.
Its made of "Reynolds Aluminum". The seller writes, "priced to sell this week at $1550 Rare Pro Racing Peugeot PX10 a garage for years. It had a touch of surface rust that came right off. It needed a little air, but shifted perfect as found. |
Originally Posted by CliffordK
(Post 19304850)
It looks very clean.
I think it is worth about the asking price of $160. Basic High-Tensile steel Peugeot. Steel rims. Nothing fancy, but it should make a decent city bike.
Originally Posted by johnnyace
(Post 19304858)
A decent bike that looks to be in great shape. The RD appears to be a Super LJ, which I think would be an upgrade from the original. I'd buy it at $160.
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
(Post 19304667)
Maybe this should go into the other topic... It does look nice. But there are a few things that makes it lean a bit Wacky.
1987 CENTURION LEMANS RS. 60 CM. - $325 (River Ro https://images.craigslist.org/01111_...Y_1200x900.jpg https://images.craigslist.org/00y0y_...d_1200x900.jpg "I like to think this bike was built by retired samurais." "Weight.. roughly 15 pounds" I'd like to get his bike scale :) but the fork. I put in back together with stuff I had layin' around & a 50 yr.old Rigida Chromax wheelset with wide flange Normandy hubs, $40. |
Originally Posted by UKFan4Sure
(Post 19304800)
What do you guys think? Is this worth anything?
Peugeot 1977 UO10 Road Bike 56 cm I'm thinking about picking it up, but not sure of it's value. https://images.craigslist.org/00s0s_...c_1200x900.jpg |
Originally Posted by rawly old
(Post 19304931)
I put in back together with stuff I had layin' around...
http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...1&d=1484089794 |
Originally Posted by CliffordK
(Post 19303958)
Some closeups of wear spots like chainrings would be nice. Or internal wear spots like the bottom bracket spindle.
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
(Post 19304648)
I'm going to add this one for quality photo contender.
Giant 29 inch - $50 https://images.craigslist.org/00L0L_...N_1200x900.jpg So... if it has wheels & tires, where are they? Chain? Seat? And that looks more like a 26" than 29" bike. |
Originally Posted by thumpism
(Post 19304985)
Including a rear brake from a step-through frame?
http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...1&d=1484089794 what ya got :) It'still a pretty fast bike. I'm kinda budget impaired. I have 5 bikes, $15, $25, $35, $60, & free. With the money I save, I can afford cool upgrades.....sometimes. |
If you've ever been attracted to the Colnago Dream Frames
http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/-xcAAO...ro/s-l1600.jpg Just imagine what could be achieved by a person with a Colnago Dream frame PLUS A RATTLE CAN :thumb: 1990s COLNAGO Dream Road Bike Frame Aluminium 54cm 55cm Star Tubing - $300 http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/O2MAAO...Xz/s-l1600.jpg |
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So sad.....How did they shove a MTB wheel into this poor Eros?
BIANCHI EROS VINTAGE. BIANCHI MOUNTSIN BIKE FRAME EXCELLENT NO WRECKS 1993 RIMS EXCELLENT SHIFTS GREAT NEEDS BRAKES AND SEAT CULD BE BETTER EVERYTHING ELSE IS OK TOP BRAND TIRES FROM A BIKE SHOP . THIS ISVA GREAT DEAL BIANCHI EROS CRAME MADE IN JAPAN |
Originally Posted by CliffordK
(Post 19304667)
Maybe this should go into the other topic... It does look nice. But there are a few things that makes it lean a bit Wacky.
1987 CENTURION LEMANS RS. 60 CM. - $325 (River Road) https://images.craigslist.org/01111_...Y_1200x900.jpg https://images.craigslist.org/00y0y_...d_1200x900.jpg "I like to think this bike was built by retired samurais." "Weight.. roughly 15 pounds" I'd like to get his bike scale :) I wish that was closet and $100-150 cheaper. |
Originally Posted by rawly old
(Post 19304931)
Here's a Tange #2 '83 Le Mans 12, $free. Found the frame in a roadside ditch completely stripped of all
but the fork. I put in back together with stuff I had layin' around & a 50 yr.old Rigida Chromax wheelset with wide flange Normandy hubs, $40. |
How to take a vintage classic and make it into a fixie.
VITUS DURAL 979 FRAME RED ANODIZED ALLOY SILVER ROAD BIKE ALAN 700c 55 56 57 cm - $90.16 http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/4BsAAO...3g/s-l1600.jpg http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/i7IAAO...3-/s-l1600.jpg |
Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
(Post 19305751)
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
(Post 19305718)
If you've ever been attracted to the Colnago Dream Frames
http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/-xcAAO...ro/s-l1600.jpg Just imagine what could be achieved by a person with a Colnago Dream frame PLUS A RATTLE CAN :thumb: 1990s COLNAGO Dream Road Bike Frame Aluminium 54cm 55cm Star Tubing - $300 http://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/O2MAAO...Xz/s-l1600.jpg |
Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
(Post 19305777)
The wrong brake and lousy cable routing aside, why are you posting a bike for sale in this thread?
The dollar amounts shown are the prices I paid for each of my bikes! And yes, it is the wrong brake & lousy cable routing, but, you know, it works pretty darn good. I built it to ride, not to impress snobs. |
Originally Posted by rawly old
(Post 19306745)
It's not for sale, & in fact it is my second favorite bike.
The dollar amounts shown are the prices I paid for each of my bikes! And yes, it is the wrong brake & lousy cable routing, but, you know, it works pretty darn good. I built it to ride, not to impress snobs. |
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