He makes it sound as if he has had it all this time and never ridden it. It certainly does look mint. At $900 starting bid, this is precisely the kind of bike that I have absolutely no interest in actually purchasing. I mean, this may go for over $1000, but a mint PX-10 is only worth that if it remains mint. I ALWAYS ride any bike I acquire, so if I bought this, I'd immediately lose half the value by actually riding it. I know there are people to whom buying and selling unused wall hangers makes sense, but I personally could never see the point of it. If I want a wall hanger, I'll buy a painting.
Regards,
Jerry Moos Big Spring, TX
"R.S. Broderick" <rsb000@hotmail.com> wrote: I am not in the habit of outing eBay auctions to this list, but in this particular instance I simply could not resist as this one is simply too good on too many levels. For all you Peugeot pundits and confirmed Francophiles:
eBay auction number 7240253678
Yes indeed, a vintage 1974 PX-10E whose seller purports it to have never been ridden (...no giggling allowed, or would that be aloud?). I must admit, it would certainly be interesting to know just how this bike has managed to remain a virgin for all this time (...yeah, I know...but I just won't say it in this public forum). Let the snide comments begin. No relation to seller other than in some cosmically anthropological sense.
Robert "fallen Francophile - help me, I've fallen and I can't get up" Broderick ...the "Frozen Flatlands" of South Dakota