RE: [CR]All this talk about Peugeots....

(Example: Framebuilders:Doug Fattic)

From: <"kohl57@starpower.net">
To: cheungd@bv.com, kohl57@starpower.net, classicrendezvous@bikelist.org, biankita@earthlink.net
Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 11:03:51 -0400
Subject: RE: [CR]All this talk about Peugeots....


Original Message: ----------------- From: Cheung, Doland CheungD@bv.com Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 09:53:13 -0500 To: kohl57@starpower.net, classicrendezvous@bikelist.org, biankita@earthlink.net Subject: RE: [CR]All this talk about Peugeots....

"Funny you mention this, since these are 2 of the 3 parts that keep my PX-10 from being completely original. I could use a pair of skewers with intact caps, a functioning Ad-Hoc, and a Simplex 14-24 5sp freewheel. The skewers have been painful, since they show up on eBay, but end up going for quite a bit.

Doland Cheung SoCal"

Well patience and a big purse are a plus. It took me ONE YEAR of eBay he ll to finally get that front wingnut. One year. But riding it and looking at that fragile little piece of Delrin gives me true inner satisfaction. Ev en if the worn-out Japanese made French-thread freewheel and make-do Ventolux

pump do not. One step at a time. I also finally gave up last week on t he Brooks small rivet Pro I put on this machine according to 1969-70 specs. It was one of those Brooks (we know the ones) that just won't "give", not a bit. A real butt-buster. So, I put back on the every so comfy, broken in Ideale 90 that came with the '72 PX-10 that contributed the components to my '69 frame.

Being a purist with a profoundly proliterian PX-10... you just gotta love 'em!

Peter Kohler Washington DC USA

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