Search results for:

She will like it :)

Price drop 320 posted

Sold

hmm, wondering if it's slightly too big, aimed at a 5' 3" - 5' 5" person

Interested?

I don't think so, should fit her perfectly

Hi, yes it still is.

dibs 'becane for friend

Please send PM

**++SOLD++

1981 PEUGEOT Road Bicycle**

Peugeot 103 steel tubing

CLB brake calipers, Mafac brake levers, Peugeot cranks, Simplex gears, Rigida 700c clincher rims, Normandy hubs.
Genuine Michelin tyres, perished.

Height 57 cm c-t. Top tube 57 cm c-c.

Photos: http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/18805782/1/Peugeot%201981%2057%20cm?h=e9b078

Price 150 pounds posted from NL to UK and most EU countries

I guess around 10-12 years for the Motobecane and 12-14 years for the Peug

**Motobecane **and **Peugeot **children's road bicycles

Both are 5-speed and have 24 inch wheels

++SOLD++
The Motobecane is in perfect condition. Height 47 cm c-t.
Price: 80 pounds posted from NL to UK

++SOLD++
The Peugeot is tatty, frame and rims are rusty, tyres are gone. Height 50 cm c-t.
Price: 60 pounds posted from NL to UK
A new set of tyres will be included!

Pics: http://www.dropbox.com/gallery/18805782/1/Motobecane%2047cm%20Peugeot%2050cm?h=de4000

Steel is probably Columbus, all the Diamants I have (had) were built with it.
Seatpost size is 27.2

Anyone?

Price drop 330 pound posted

Allright, haven't checked this thread in a week. Thanks for all the responses.
I'm still a bit confused but i'm getting there...

I just checked it and I've got an 8-speed Exa-Drive rear hub. So what i want (eventually when my LBS will HTFU + make time for my wheel) is a modern 8-speed cassette like this: http://www.bike-components.de/products/info/p508_Record-ED-8-fach-Kassette-.html , right?

Until that moment comes i will be looking for a wheel with an 8-speed Campagnolo hub for cassettes. If anyone has one lying around for cheeps (and clincher) and lives in NL or doesn't mind shipping: i'll give you my money.

I do live in the NL.... plenty of 8-speed wheels. Send me a PM.

Hi,

I am afraid i have sold the DP18. I do have a yellow Rigida Ultimate Power, but that's not as deep as a DP18. Could send pics if you PM me your email address

Thanks mate. So there are a few solutions then..
The thing is: i have a rim + 8 speed campagnolo rear hub for cassettes. Having some problems lacing these (no money for flat spokes and LBS not keen on building these kind of rims) i thought i just buy a rear 8 speed wheel for cheaps so that i can start riding the bike. Because there are more 9/10 speed wheel available online my idea was to use one of those with the spacer set.

I think it will be just easier to wait until an 8 speed campy wheel pops up.
An 8 speed screw on will work the same as an 8 speed cassette right?

Last Q: planning on buying a new 8 speed cassette (Campagnolo makes those but not the hubs) for my vintage 8 speed hub. But will those fit/have the same kind of spines? Or are those new 8 speed cassettes made for the newer (9/10 speed) hubs (using a spacer kit)?

The early 8-speed cassettes and bodies have evenly formed splines. The later Exa-Drive 8-speed bodies have one wide spline. The 9 and 10-speed bodies are completely different in spline shape.

The width of all Campy bodies is the same. The difference is the thickness of the spacers, 8-speed is thicker (colour black).
Solution: buy a 9-speed cassette, throw away the larger cog, fit the remaining cogs with the black 8-speed spacers to your 9-or 10-speed wheel.

I might have a yellow DP18; will let you know later today.

Price drop 350 pounds posted

Offers accepted..

Sold pending payment

Love that paint job. Have a bump.

Cheers

fixed ;)

lol

wow thats is completely fresh out of the catalogue! lovely bike and good price, good luck with the sale

Cheers Mikey

Open to offers......