Beauty shots of the 80's Peugeot Tourmalet
09-11-22, 06:46 PM
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Beauty shots of the 80's Peugeot Tourmalet
Still a few minor things to sort out but for now this is pretty much done and ready to be regularly ridden. Picked this up with a freshly powdercoated frame with decals on top of the powdercoat and with an OK build up. Had to sort out quite a few things and did go with a modern braking setup. This is for riding and reminiscing about the one I rode for years in Germany, not being a period correct build.
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Magnifique! 
Best, Ben
Best, Ben
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Gorgeous bike!
I was never a french bike dude, and after I my second Peugeot got stolen a few weeks ago and the third I gave away to a friend, I thought, well, maybe it was enough French bikes for a while. I always missed the Neuilly in the same tubing an Color scheme like yours, it was a surprisingly nice and stylish all-rounder for daily use. Looking at this bike, maybe the Peugeot time is not over yet
Well done, and enjoy the rounds!
I was never a french bike dude, and after I my second Peugeot got stolen a few weeks ago and the third I gave away to a friend, I thought, well, maybe it was enough French bikes for a while. I always missed the Neuilly in the same tubing an Color scheme like yours, it was a surprisingly nice and stylish all-rounder for daily use. Looking at this bike, maybe the Peugeot time is not over yet
Well done, and enjoy the rounds!
