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1972 Peugeot PX-10

By Kerry Rapp on 06/20/2008. Bike tags: Road bike | french | peugeot | px-10 | Reynolds 531
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Full Reynolds 531

AVA

Reynolds 531 and Stronglight

Normandy Luxe Competition w/Mavic Championat du Monde tubular

Normandy Luxe Competition w/Nashbar UC13 clincher

Stronglight

Ideale and Simplex

Lyotard(minus dustcaps) pedals

Cyclo Competition 14-21 (5 sp) and 45/52

An old friend gave me this bike and I am in the process of restoration. These are the photos of how I got it. I found the original wheels (not in photo). I also have the original Mavic rear rim, but it is dented. I may do a fixie conversion.





People who friended this bike nikes and bikes, phillyc71, solofe, shark969
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Fixie

Submitted by shark969 on 03/13/2009.

Looks a PX-10 from here Kitty. Why do you think not?
I too am looking for a PX-10 for fixie conversion. I'd like to find a raw frame so I wouldnt feel bad about ditching original equipment.
What size is this one? If the rims and hardware are junk then yeah, junk them and fixie that bad boy.

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thats not a px-10

Submitted by Kitty on 03/03/2009.

thats not a px-10

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yeah it is, the half chrome

Submitted by plasticorange on 03/15/2009.

yeah it is, the half chrome stays and 531 sticker say so

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yeah it is, the half chrome

Submitted by plasticorange on 03/15/2009.

yeah it is, the half chrome stays and 531 sticker say so

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Warning!

Submitted by mastronaut on 07/20/2008.

If you do a fixie conversion, that classic will never be the same...

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Yes, I agree with you!

Submitted by stinky pete on 02/12/2009.

Yes, I agree with you!

DON’T muck it up Kerry!! PLEASE, LEAVE IT ALONE or RESTORE IT!

If you want a fixie, take that classic to a real bike shop where you could likely trade it for something else to build a fixie out of. Or put a add in the paper or online to sell it AS-IS.

Please, you wouldn’t build a dune buggy out of a classic corvette, would you?

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