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My old (OK ancient) Peugot tourer is surplus to requirements..
10 speed (downtube shifters), drops, about 15 years old, wheels a bit wonky,
needs some TLC, would suit as a hack bike/commuter.
Free to good home, PM me if interested.
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What size frame and wheels? I'm interested in building a fixie (or is
it fixer?).
Mr. Chilliwack
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Micheal Ra said:Tumbleweed said:My old (OK ancient) Peugot tourer is surplus to requirements..
10 speed (downtube shifters), drops, about 15 years old, wheels a bit
wonky, needs some TLC, would suit as a hack bike/commuter.
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What size frame and wheels? I'm interested in building a fixie (or
is it fixer?).
I'd be interested too, for much the same reasons [Tw.: you have mail].
A 21" frame would suit me just fine.
It'll be 700c presumably, or something similar, maybe in 531. Do you
have a model number handy?
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Andrew Chadwick
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Micheal Ra said:Tumbleweed said:My old (OK ancient) Peugot tourer is surplus to requirements..
10 speed (downtube shifters), drops, about 15 years old, wheels a bit
wonky, needs some TLC, would suit as a hack bike/commuter.
[...]
What size frame and wheels? I'm interested in building a fixie (or
is it fixer?).I'd be interested too, for much the same reasons [Tw.: you have mail].
A 21" frame would suit me just fine.It'll be 700c presumably, or something similar, maybe in 531. Do you
have a model number handy?--
Andrew Chadwick
Y both GM ...not as nice as 531 or I might have tried to put new bits on
it !
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Tumbleweed
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Richard in Reading,
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Frame size is 21"
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Tumbleweed
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Sorry about the other note -- stupidly used a "work only" address
that gets filtered! If it's still available, could I take a look,
please?
Thanks!
Richard.
Tumbleweed said:Richard in Reading,
[email hidden] is an invalid email addressFrame size is 21"
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