Hi,
Has any body out there got experience with Peugeot Team Lite 1500 road bike?
I m looking at getting a second hand one about 4 years old.
Thank you very much
Happyy
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Peugeot Team Lite 1500
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bitDon't know the "Team Lite 1500." Could it be a team line?
I brought back a 2000 "Team Line" (no "1500" or other model-name appendage) frame when I was in
France a couple years ago. I hadn't seen a contemporary era (and never seen a "pro level) Peugeot in
the States for years. Disappointing to see Peugeot, Gitane and Vitus disappear from the pro peleton.
La Pierre and Decathlon are pretty much department store type bikes and the pro frames are
apparently custom built (e.g. Cyfac) in team livery.I was attracted to the Peug by the beautiful finish and paint scheme (from the Festina/Virenque era
. . . Blue/White fade). I'm also somewhat of a French bike fanatic; I already owned 2 Vitus
(Vitii?), and I also brought back a LOOK from France as well.The Team Line is made in FRANCE (most modern consumer models aren't), with oversized aluminum
tubing, smoothed TIG welded joints (no visible welds), straight fork, short wheelbase, "arched"
seatstays.Very stiff (in 56cm), responsive frame. I set mine up with Stronglight , TA, Mavic, LOOK components.
Photo if you're interested.
Jed
Happyy said:
Hi,
Has any body out there got experience with Peugeot Team Lite 1500 road bike?
I m looking at getting a second hand one about 4 years old.
Thank you very much
Happyy
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd html 4.0 transitional//en"> <html> Don't know the "Team Lite
1500." Could it be a team <i>line</i>?
<p>I brought back a 2000 "Team Line" (no "1500" or other model-name appendage) frame when I was in
France a couple years ago. I hadn't seen a contemporary era (and never seen a "pro level)
Peugeot in the States for years. Disappointing to see Peugeot, Gitane and Vitus disappear
from the pro peleton. La Pierre and Decathlon are pretty much department store type bikes
and the pro frames are apparently custom built (e.g. Cyfac) in team livery.
<q>I was attracted to the Peug by the beautiful finish and paint scheme (from the Festina/Virenque
era . . . Blue/White fade). I'm also somewhat of a French bike fanatic; I already owned 2
Vitus (Vitii?), and I also brought back a LOOK from France as well.
<r>The Team Line is made in FRANCE (most modern consumer models aren't), with oversized aluminum
tubing, smoothed TIG welded joints (no visible welds), straight fork, short wheelbase, "arched"
seatstays.
<s>Very stiff (in 56cm), responsive frame. I set mine up with Stronglight , TA, Mavic, LOOK
components.
<t>Photo if you're interested.
<u>Jed <br> <br>
<v>Happyy wrote: <blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hi,
<w>Has any body out there got experience with Peugeot Team Lite 1500 road bike?
<x>I m looking at getting a second hand one about 4 years old.
<y>Thank you very much
<z>Happyy</blockquote> </html>--------------A4D5443A01778FAAB64F4BEC--
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