I do not know about this designation but I have seen these and they are quite a nice track bike. Real track bike values depend greatly on proximity to velodromes. A Campy track gruppo has a very fixed value. Used it cannot be worth less than $300 for the gruppo I would say. Some trackie out there would jump at this bike for $500 easy. And I have seen these bikes go for more than that. This is interesting because I am valuing this bike on a utilitarian basis rather than a collector basis.
Just to pick on the Francophiles you will notice that when the going gets tough (track use) the components go Campy. And even Campy submitted to getting stuff NJS approved for Japanese Keirin. USA collectors looking for rarities should try and find NJS approved Campy.
Joe Bender-Zanoni It's still snowing in Ann Arbor!
At 04:42 PM 12/13/00 -0500, David Goerndt wrote:
>I received this inquiry about a Peugeot track bike. I have no info on track
>bikes built by Peugeot so I was wondering if anyone has any info.
>
><"I have a 1972 peugeot PX12 track bike. The bike is all campy including
>ends
><and crank(1/2 inch pitch), reynolds 531 double butted, white in perfect
><condition with Mavic rims and campy hubs. Do you have any info on this
>model
><? Does it have any value?"
>
>The designation sounds wrong for a track bike, even a road bike of that
>vintage.
>
>David Goerndt