Showing posts with label Peugeot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peugeot. Show all posts

Monday, January 17, 2011

Peugeot Blue Mixte Market Bike

10 Speed Blue Mixte Market Bike


Found in the back of Silicon Valley Bike Coalition shed, this beautiful Peugeot needed lots of parts. 


The frame waited until the right front fork was available. 


The white front fork came from the 'Perfect French Bike' bike.
The handebars were from a big pile in the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition shed and fit perfectly. I've never seen other one like it.


The frame had the bottom bracket and crank. Notice the rear mixte brake.


That says it all.

Sunday, January 2, 2011

A Blue Peugeot

Another Beautiful French Bike



The graphics are classic and see how the head tube is detailed.


It came from Ebay as a frame. Fortunately the crank was intact.

The Pink Peugeot Mixte

A Perfect French Mixte Made Even Better


It started as just a frame.



My friend at the Bike Hut in San Francisco has an eye for great bikes.

He soldit to me after I promised I would treat it with respect.



The paint was a mess, but the perfection of the frame is evident to even the casual observer.


The detailing of the head tube is characteristic of Peugeot.


My friend's wife picked the color. She likes pink.



In fashion, accessories can make or break an outfit. The bell was a perfect addition.
Also notice the 70's head badge on this older bike.


All the components were selected for authenticity.



This Dutch saddle made the bike even more Eurocentric.

Saturday, January 1, 2011

The Perfect French Bike


                                                        The Perfect French Bike



This mid sixties Peugeot came from the Silicon Valley Bike Coalition and
needed new cables and handlebar tape. 


The brake hoods are in great shape


The Perfect French Bike Again


So the bottom bracket kept coming loose so I went to Ebay for a new frame.
While it was apart the bike got lots of upgraded parts.




The replacement frame unboxed from Ebay


This part just didn't stay adjusted




Notice the souped-up new derallieur