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01-13-13, 10:23 PM
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If I own it, I ride it
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01-13-13, 11:01 PM
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haha nice
01-13-13, 11:09 PM
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Bicycle Repair Man !!!
My wife's Peugeot UE18 Supersport that I converted into a lightweight townie... new wheels, tyres, 7 speed Sachs drive, generator lighting, and a custom made rear rack I built.
Added the Carradice after Christmas...
Added the Carradice after Christmas...
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01-14-13, 04:31 AM
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1977 Le Jeune, 1988 Herrera, 1974 Gitane
01-14-13, 10:27 AM
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Me likee...and it is my size. 
01-14-13, 10:47 AM
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I have a few of those in a bit bigger size. One of my top three bikes. Won many a race on one.
The geometry on this one is interesting. Pretty darn slack head angle and long chainstays, I have to measure mine, but unless the seat angle is steeper than I think, the builder had a cobblestone plan perhaps.
The geometry on this one is interesting. Pretty darn slack head angle and long chainstays, I have to measure mine, but unless the seat angle is steeper than I think, the builder had a cobblestone plan perhaps.
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01-26-13, 09:48 PM
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01-27-13, 07:52 AM
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Beautiful Bertin!!
01-27-13, 08:12 AM
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01-27-13, 09:46 AM
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Shifting is fun!
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MBK Mirage 105, waiting for the roads to be rid of all the salt that's been thrown there over the past couple of weeks:
01-28-13, 05:57 PM
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When you go black you don't come back 
Originally 1970 Van Schendel Toulouse France full 531 reynolds with chromed half rear stays and half fork.
Originally 1970 Van Schendel Toulouse France full 531 reynolds with chromed half rear stays and half fork.
01-28-13, 06:00 PM
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When you go white ...
Peugeot PY10 1979 reynolds 5/10 in process not many original parts left though :S
Peugeot PY10 1979 reynolds 5/10 in process not many original parts left though :S
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01-29-13, 12:23 PM
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Nice! Don't get to see many PY10's. I'd really love some more pictures. Does it say Super Competition on the TT?
01-29-13, 12:53 PM
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peugeot courreges and by the way if you know anything about this bike like how many were made or history about it id love to hear it. there isnt much about it on the internet
01-29-13, 02:12 PM
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I like that last bike - the green one. What was the original model?
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01-29-13, 02:41 PM
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not much more info though : https://forum.tontonvelo.com/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=5612
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01-29-13, 02:55 PM
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Yes it does actually it is a PY "Grand Luxe" and not the PY "Course Professionelle"
Course professionnelle also know as Prestige is Fabulous ... Hand crafted different lugs and panto fork and whistle (not quite sur it is the correct word but you get it isn't it) it even could be reynolds 531 3/10 slimer than rolling paper
Check out this thread for pictures of PY and great explanation by a French mechanic who knows
https://veloretrocourse.proboards.com...play&thread=15
I'll put some other picture when i'll have finished.
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01-29-13, 02:56 PM
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These are not very common on this side of the pond... the bike looks like a more modern PC45 or PH45 variant.
01-29-13, 04:15 PM
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02-02-13, 10:10 AM
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A picture of my 1971 MBK "mirage" with all CRMO frame 
02-02-13, 10:24 AM
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Picture of my 60 s "LA PERLE" 