Help identifying a Peugeot

ryanpalomba · Nov 8, 2017

I tried searching but I'll have to admit I don't know enough about Peugeot bikes to be of much use in identifying on my own.
While donating some bikes I ran across this Peugeot 10 speed and bought it to fix up. My first road bike was a Peugeot and I thought why not fix one up and ride it some.
Anyway any help on the model, year or any other info would greatly appreciated.

Photos:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/157061328@N03/

legrandefromage · Nov 8, 2017

Mid 70's or earlier but not later as the decals changed

ryanpalomba · Nov 9, 2017

Re:

I saw 77 stamped on the hubs. Could that possibly be the year?
Any idea on the model?

DSH · Nov 9, 2017

ryanpalomba":26j0fuar said:
I tried searching but I'll have to admit I don't know enough about Peugeot bikes to be of much use in identifying on my own.
While donating some bikes I ran across this Peugeot 10 speed and bought it to fix up. My first road bike was a Peugeot and I thought why not fix one up and ride it some.
Anyway any help on the model, year or any other info would greatly appreciated.

Photos:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/157061328@N03/

Start with the 1977 catalogues. One word of warning: peugeot would often recycle photos so once you think you have a model, have a search around for other sources to confirm

http://www.peugeotshow.com/

bertinjim · Nov 12, 2017

ryanpalomba-

It may be a 1977ish Peugeot PR 10 (if the main frame is 531) or it may be a PA 10 if the frame is Carbolite hi-tensile. Check the seatpost size if no tubing stickers exist. If it is 26.2 or 26.4 mm, then probably 531 and a PR 10. If 25.6 or 25.8 mm then likely a PA 10. The date stamps on the hubs and the decal scheme place it in the late seventies period.

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