Puch bikes?
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Puch bikes?
Maybe this should be posted on the vintage board, but this one seems more popular...
I am a complete novice to road bicycling, so please excuse my lack of knowledge.
Today, I bought a red "Puch" road bike from some yard sale for a very modest sum, in pretty good condition. It's got just a little bit of rust but it rides like a charm! I was wondering what the history of Puch bikes are if anyone knows, and if this company is well-respected, etc.
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I am a complete novice to road bicycling, so please excuse my lack of knowledge.
Today, I bought a red "Puch" road bike from some yard sale for a very modest sum, in pretty good condition. It's got just a little bit of rust but it rides like a charm! I was wondering what the history of Puch bikes are if anyone knows, and if this company is well-respected, etc.
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It's probably Austrian, and at least 25 years old. Puch is owned by the Austrian comany Steyer-Daimler, and they mase everything from bicyles, mopeds, etc, all the way up to large macinery. The Steyer air-cooled diesels are noted for longevity. I belive Puch bikes are no longer made.
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