Anyone out there with either specific knowledge (brochures, etc) or experiece on PX-10's during the 60's and 70's?
It seems to me:
PX-10E's: 1960's - available in white or blue, both with black headlugs. 1970's - only available in white with black headlugs? I've never seen a blue one from the 70's. My 1977 brochure does not list the PX-10E - when was this particular model stopped? I know in 1974 that I could purchase either a "standard" PX-10E or a PX-10LE - was the LE the top model that year? When did the PX-10LE become second to the PY-10?
PX-10LE's 1974 - White with white headlugs and gold lug outlining (I know for sure as I had one of these), any other colors? 1975 - ? 1976 - ? 1977 - White, blue, red, black & silver. I have a red one, no lug outlining - when did that stop? When did the PX-10LE stop? 1978 - was any PX-10E or LE available?
Lastly - anyone have decals for a 1977 PX-10 - I need white downtube letters, the standard mid/late 70's seatube set and foil headbadge. Same as pictured on the PX-10 website, bike gallery phote of J 7035549, 1978 PY-10E. I do have 1 set of 1989 Peugeot Team Pro decals that I'd be happy to trade.
Thanks in advance
> Hi Rick and all:
>
> You need to visit my web-site at http://www.renaissance-cycles.com I got ''NEW''
> Modolo
> silver Speedy brake-levers with 'FRESH'' 919 hoods for $10.- pp, $ 11.-
> shipping will
> land you 2 pairs. Anybody else in need of these hoods, get the levers and
> strip down
> the hoods!!..................Yes this price is for reals!! We have
''TONs''
> of these levers.
>
> On another note: Due to our customer base in the (US!) Renaissance cycles
> will be
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in
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> At the same time our operations here in Holland will continue to operate
as
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>
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me
> wondering
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for
> us for we have been
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>
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>
> Regards,
> BC
> Baron Corpuz
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Rick Chasteen <chasteen@kcaccess.net>
> To: <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>
> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 6:10 PM
> Subject: Re: [CR]Re: Lever hoods
>
>
> > Brandon:
> >
> > I'm with you. Does anyone have a source of the A'ME or Modolo brake
> hoods?
> >
> > Rick Chasteen
> > Kansas City
> >
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: Monkeyman <monkey37@bluemarble.net>
> > To: <classicrendezvous@bikelist.org>; <BRAD.STOCKWELL@mpp.cpii.com>
> > Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 9:48 AM
> > Subject: [CR]Re: Lever hoods
> >
> >
> > > ...I hated the stock hoods on most brake levers, except for
> > > the Modolo anatomic hoods. I've always just replaced the hoods with
> > A'ME's
> > > or Modolo anatomic hoods from the get go since neither of these hoods
> > would
> > > melt in the sun or tear easily, and they fit my hands 10x better then
> the
> > > thin Campy's or other hoods.