Vintage Ladies Racer Peugeot Bike ?75

By Primrose
July 26, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Primrose

Posted July 26, 2017

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Posted July 26, 2017

I am moving abroad so - it breaks my heart - but have to part with my bike. It has been well used but well loved. You can cycle away and use it today! Please note can only be collected on Tuesday 1st of August - any time

?75

Vintage Peugeot Ladies Racer Bike

Deep red with orange and yellow logo and stripes

Frame size: 54cm

Carbolite Frame - light and easy to carry

Rare chain ring

Rare Peugeot Seat post

Beautiful Vintage/Rare gear levers

FLUX Seat

10 Gears

Police registered but I have the details to change.

Also Sea Bass Bikes in Camberwell are perfect when it needs a service!

PM me for more photos of particular bits etc

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