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Last night I found some dating evidence - suggests late '77 or early '78.

I've now started stripping the bike down and cleaning everything as I go along. Gear cables replaced, friction shifters tightened, and gears adjusted up - runs much better. Wheels are now out for a clean and new tubes and tyres.

Re: Decided to start working on the Puch, but first I repaired the rear puncture, pumped up the tyres, and went for a quick 'before' ride. Not too bad, gears and brakes need some adjustment, (expected), and the old tyres definitely need replacing. Also, I don't like the original MKS pedals on it.

Hey, New here, and I guess like most people I'm going to start by asking for information. This is my new bike, (first proper vintage road bike), hopefully attached. I believe it's a late 70's / early 80's Puch Mistral SLE. Serial number is 6258974. A lot of the components appear original; -...