help with identifying my peugeot bike

[Fifthgrace]

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[vcballbat]

If you want to identify which Peugeot bike model belongs to, locate its serial number on the underside of the bike's lower frame. We can begin to identify Peugeot bicycle models from the 1920s. The leading bike model introduced in this decade was the Peugeot P-10. Peugeot used six digits to mark its bikes released in the 1950s and 1960s, some even having seven digits in the late 1970s. As for 1980s bicycles, they have eight digits and an alphanumeric prefix in the serial number. Models introduced in the 50s had PC-10, PH-10, and PLX-10 in their serial numbers.

Can't find any model designation in my 1960 PX10 serial number...

 

[rmfrance]

As I mention at the end (so far) of the thread, I'm pretty sure it's a PLX10, which pre-dates the PX10, and which had the stamped droputs yours has. It's a fantastic find - hang onto it!
Oh, and S/Ns from this era and 60s tell us nothing, sadly.

 

[rayzfun]

Hi could you possibly help me identify my bike? I've had it since a child and is in working order. I intend to restore it myself! Many Thanks

 

[JaimeVelo]

Hi, I received this framework from France about a year ago. It has no bumps, it just missed the stickers. I would have the impression that it may have been repainted. He missed the stickers on the seat tube and the Peugeot name on the diagonal tube. Can someone help me approximate to date this frame? I saw photos in catalogs, there I can't see the original stickers very well. Here are some pictures when he arrived. I would also be extremely grateful for your help with the original parts to assemble. Thx

 

[non-fixie]

Hi, I received this framework from France about a year ago. It has no bumps, it just missed the stickers. I would have the impression that it may have been repainted. He missed the stickers on the seat tube and the Peugeot name on the diagonal tube. Can someone help me approximate to date this frame? I saw photos in catalogs, there I can't see the original stickers very well. Here are some pictures when he arrived. I would also be extremely grateful for your help with the original parts to assemble. Thx

From the '54 - '58 period, would be my guess. Earlier years didn't have the chromed stays and forks, and in '59 Peugeot switched to a clamp-on front derailleur I believe.

 

[JaimeVelo]

From the '54 - '58 period, would be my guess. Earlier years didn't have the chromed stays and forks, and in '59 Peugeot switched to a clamp-on front derailleur I believe.

Thank you non-fixie! I am seeing now die catalogs of these years.