Re: [CR]1970's Peugot Bicycle w/fenders & rack -WHAT MODEL ???

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Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 17:23:25 +0000 (GMT)
From: <joebz@optonline.net>
Subject: Re: [CR]1970's Peugot Bicycle w/fenders & rack -WHAT MODEL ???
In-reply-to: <000601c6b261$1e008440$2e01a8c0@Marty>
To: Martin Walsh <mowalsh@verizon.net>
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http://home.wanadoo.nl/peugeotshow/

Joe Bender-Zanoni
Great Notch, NJ


----- Original Message -----
From: "Martin Walsh"
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 12:16:00 -0000
Subject: [CR]1970's Peugot Bicycle w/fenders & rack -WHAT MODEL ???
To: "CR List"


> Dear CR List Members,

\r?\n> I just aquired a 1970's vintage,red, Peugot 10 speed, with alloy

\r?\n> fenders

\r?\n> and a steel rear rack.It was originally purchased on a U.S. Army

\r?\n> base in

\r?\n> Germany (base exchange or post exchange).

\r?\n> It has 700C, steel, Rigida rims,with bolt on axels. Simplex

\r?\n> black

\r?\n> plastic "delrin" rear derailler,Simplex front derailleur, and

\r?\n> black,plastic Simplex down tube shift levers.

\r?\n> Altenberger "SYNCHRON" sidepull brakes and a braze on for the

\r?\n> front

\r?\n> generator and a front fender mounted light.Steel made in Germany

\r?\n> pedals

\r?\n> (maybe not original) .All factory original except the "Schwinn"

\r?\n> tires

\r?\n> and in really good condition.

\r?\n> I couldn't pass it up!

\r?\n> I know it is nothing special,but it is SO 1970'S BIKE BOOM!

\r?\n> It would be a comparable model to a GITANE HOSTELER, except this

\r?\n> Peugot

\r?\n> only has a steel rear rack, otherwise a very similar bicycle to

\r?\n> the

\r?\n> "HOSTELER".

\r?\n> It seems to me that Gitane and Peugot sold many of the

\r?\n> comparable road

\r?\n> racing models on the low end of the scale but very few with

\r?\n> racks and

\r?\n> fenders.

\r?\n> The Peugot I have is most likely one step up from the entry

\r?\n> level

\r?\n> European models like the GITANE GRAN PRIX OR THE PEUGOT U0-8,but

\r?\n> still

\r?\n> on the low end of things.

\r?\n> I have not seen many of these early 1970's bicycles with fenders

\r?\n> back in

\r?\n> the early 1970's or now.

\r?\n> Does any one know the model NAME OR NUMBER OF the low end Peugot

\r?\n> that I

\r?\n> have from the early 1970's.

\r?\n> I did a GOOGLE search and somehow ended up on JAMIE SWAN'S great

\r?\n> WEBSITE: http://www.centerportcycles.com (mapped) but no answer there,

\r?\n> just a

\r?\n> great website with lots of good information and photos!

\r?\n> I wrote our resident FRANCOPHILE - Jerry Moos but no answer ( I

\r?\n> hope

\r?\n> Jerry is all right)

\r?\n> Great job JAMIE SWAN!!!

\r?\n> I wrote our resident FRANCOPHILE - Jerry Moos but no answer ( I

\r?\n> hope

\r?\n> Jerry is all right).

\r?\n> Anyways nothing urgent, let me know if there is a website with

\r?\n> old

\r?\n> Peugot catalogs or if someone remembers the model name or number

\r?\n> that

\r?\n> would be great.THANKS!

\r?\n> I guess I could always call it a poor man's "RANDONNEUR".

\r?\n> Yours truly,

\r?\n> Marty Walsh in Vienna,Virginia, USA