Dating a PX10 with missing Serial No. Plate
02-01-20, 10:40 AM
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Dating a PX10 with missing Serial No. Plate
Maybe just a dumb question, but online sources suggest that the frames built with the "plain" Nervex lugs were made only in 1972, but I see a lot of frames with these lugs suggesting that they may have been used for more than just one year, what say the Pug experts? Todd
02-01-20, 10:58 AM
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pattern widely employed by a number of makers
two well known marques which made extensive use of it were Gitane and Jack Taylor
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pattern widely employed by a number of makers
two well known marques which made extensive use of it were Gitane and Jack Taylor
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02-01-20, 05:30 PM
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Best way to date is on components - if the derailleur is still intact, look for date codes on the back of the derailleurs. Or maybe if hubs are original, look for date codes there.
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