Peugeot Frame Identification?
02-06-21, 09:11 PM
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Peugeot Frame Identification?
I just bought a Peugeot 12 speed, great condition, working shimano components, and gravel tires for $60! However, I have no idea what specific frame this is, I just wanted a vintage steel bike. There's a sticker on the bottom bracket that gives a serial number. Some of it is incomprehensible though. Serial number is PHF6**57 5692096 the ** being the ones that have been worn out.
Any idea what frame this is? Rides smoooooth!
Any idea what frame this is? Rides smoooooth!
02-07-21, 04:35 AM
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I just bought a Peugeot 12 speed, great condition, working shimano components, and gravel tires for $60! However, I have no idea what specific frame this is, I just wanted a vintage steel bike. There's a sticker on the bottom bracket that gives a serial number. Some of it is incomprehensible though. Serial number is PHF6**57 5692096 the ** being the ones that have been worn out.
Any idea what frame this is? Rides smoooooth!
Any idea what frame this is? Rides smoooooth!
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02-07-21, 09:26 AM
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Hello Mike and welcome to the forum!
There are Peugeot bicycle catalogue archives here.
You will be able to look up your PHF6 and read its specifications and model year.
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Cycles Rétro-Peugeot
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Hello Mike and welcome to the forum!
There are Peugeot bicycle catalogue archives here.
You will be able to look up your PHF6 and read its specifications and model year.
Home
Cycles Rétro-Peugeot
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02-07-21, 09:38 AM
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It looks basically like a Corbier, 84-85ish on the year range.
It's the equivalent of a P6 (PHF6 is likely the model#), so only one bike lower in the rungs and that was the P4. While I say that, I personally feel The P4 - P10 bikes rode better than a lot of other brand's mid-level bikes.
It's the equivalent of a P6 (PHF6 is likely the model#), so only one bike lower in the rungs and that was the P4. While I say that, I personally feel The P4 - P10 bikes rode better than a lot of other brand's mid-level bikes.
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02-07-21, 09:47 AM
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Based on the paper sticker, it should be a lugless Peugeot P6 Iseran. Shimano components would place it circa 1985-1987. There should be a serial number stamped into the frame starting with either a 'B' or a 'Y'. That number will tell us the month and year of manufacture.
Edit: Based on the recently added photo, it's 1986-1987.
Edit: Based on the recently added photo, it's 1986-1987.
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02-07-21, 08:59 PM
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Based on the paper sticker, it should be a lugless Peugeot P6 Iseran. Shimano components would place it circa 1985-1987. There should be a serial number stamped into the frame starting with either a 'B' or a 'Y'. That number will tell us the month and year of manufacture.
Edit: Based on the recently added photo, it's 1986-1987.
Edit: Based on the recently added photo, it's 1986-1987.
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Thank you! For a cheap bike it rides smoother then some of my friend's modern mid-range Fuji aluminum bikes. I gave it to someone as a gift so he can start cycling with me and my buddies!
