Peugeot Columbus, Campag, Mavic

[Holmzy23]

Peugeot St Bernard circa 1991 24" 60cm Frame

Its in fantastic condition for its age, cranks date to 1991 as well as the CAD Frame.

The bike has had a new San Selle Marco Concor Saddle put in place of the original Selle Italia Turbo (Black).

There is a original chain that comes with the bike which is a Regina 7 speed, I removed the chain as the bike needed a clean up after spending the last Decade in storage.

Full Specification of the bike can be found below
I am not a expert on these bikes or Retro Road bikes so forgive me if I am wrong on a couple of the Campagnolo models.

3ttt Competizione Racing Team Service Bars
3ttt podium stem
3ttt bar tape with 3ttt Olympic bar ends
Campagnolo C record Shifters
Campagnolo croce d'aune rear derailleur
Campagnolo athena d500 brake calipers
Campagnolo athena d500 brake levers
Campagnolo croce d'aune pedals
Campagnolo croce d'aune headset
Campagnolo athena/victory hubs
Campagnolo croce d'aune Bottom Bracket
Mavic mach 2 CD2 rims
SR Custom seatpost
Regina 7 speed sprockets
Regina 7 speed chain
Selle San Marco Concor Vintage 80's saddle

I am not 100% sure on what this bike is worth.. I have been contacted by a couple of people who believe it to be one of a kind.

any info you can add to this would be of great help

I am not willing to let it go for silly money as I have seen Peugeot's with Reynolds frames and Shimano grouping go for around £500.00

EBAY LINK - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/222382989855? ... 1555.l2649

Tom

 

[rikster]

This should be in the "Road eBay & Marketplace Watch" section as you have it for sale on eBay. I'm sure the moderators will be along soon enough to move it for you.

 

[marshalllucky]

Re:

Hi, It`s a nice example and rare enough. It depends what your objectives are, I would say if you want maximum value for it you would get most if you break it and sell it all seperately , the Campag stuff would sell easily on ebay and you may get a couple of hundred for the frameset . As a complete bike it would really be a niche market , maybe a Pug fan that has always wanted one may pay top money. I dont know of any Peugeot racing pedigree with Columbus frames, the Peugeot pro teams had much racing success in the 70`s 80`s with reynolds 531 and 753 frames , your frame is pretty big and the colour will limit interest but If you wait long enough it will find a buyer for whom it ticks all the boxes. I have bought, restored and sold dozens of high end Pugs but this is one I have never seen but I would expect it to sell at £350 -£380 complete or £500 broken ( if parts are properly removed cleaned, identified and accurately listed) . Its worth remembering by the late 80`s Peugeot had pulled out of pro cycling and no longer funded their own cycling teams, the innovation, desireability and quality of the bikes went downhill too and i cant think of any 90`s peugeot that is truly desireable. Yours however is very nice and rare and probably one of the last lugged steel frames to bear a Peugeot badge so hold out and you should get a decent offer.

 

[Holmzy23]

Thanks for your response

I was debating splitting it but as I know the bike could be one of a kind, Id rather not sacrilege it to that.
Honestly I would love to get it complete to ride it in the summer, but certain circumstances have forced me to try and sell it..... I am single by the way, so it wasn't the missus just to clear that up!

As you say its a niche market, I will have to find a Peugeot road bike owners club or something along them lines.

I will see what happens on Ebay first and if it doesnt sell I may have to box it up in the loft for a few more years

Thanks again for your response