Peter,
What about Follis? The 572 or 672 Models from the
1970's ought to fit the bill. Look at the CR page:
http://classicrendezvous.com/
Regards,
John Barry Mechanicsburg, PA
--- "kohl57@starpower.net" <kohl57@starpower.net>
wrote:
> OK, it's circa 1975-83. I want to buy a primo
> quality, custom made Frenc
> h
> RACING bike. All caps because I don't want anything
> like a "demi course"
> or
> a "randonneur". Or an all-chrome fancy pants bike to
> pose on les
> boulevards. I want something that could (or should)
> be raced. Somethin
> g on
> which to hang all those delicious
> Spidel-Simplex-Maillard-Mafac components
>
> of the era. Fast, light, aggressive. And French.
>
> So who would I have gone to? Were there indeed any
> such French makers
> during this time? Other than the Prestige division
> of Peugeot or the oth
> er
> big makers? Most of what I've seen of the famous
> Herse and Singer et.
> al.
> don't seem to fit the bill.
>
> Peter Kohler
> Washington DC USA
>
>
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