70er jahre rennrad Peugeot PX 60 58cm Vintage Rennrad
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70er jahre rennrad

70er jahre rennrad Peugeot PX 60 58cm Vintage Rennrad

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70er jahre rennrad Peugeot PX 60 58cm Vintage RennradVintage Peugeot Rennrad gentleman luxe Das Peugeot PX 60 ist ein authentisches Vintage Rennrad aus einer Zeit, in der Peugeot eine der fhrenden Marken im internationalen Radsport war. In den 1970er und 1980er Jahren genossen Peugeot Rder groes Ansehen sie standen fr przise Verarbeitung, hochwertige Materialien und ein elegantes, zeitloses Design. Das hier angebotene Modell wurde aufwndig restauriert und ist sowohl technisch als auch optisch in sehr

Vintage Peugeot Rennrad gentleman luxe

Das Peugeot PX 60 ist ein authentisches Vintage-Rennrad aus einer Zeit, in der Peugeot eine der führenden Marken im internationalen Radsport war. In den 1970er und 1980er Jahren genossen Peugeot-Räder großes Ansehen – sie standen für präzise Verarbeitung, hochwertige Materialien und ein elegantes, zeitloses Design. Das hier angebotene Modell wurde aufwändig restauriert und ist sowohl technisch als auch optisch in sehr gutem Zustand.

Der Rahmen besteht aus dem renommierten Reynolds 531 Stahlrohrsatz, der für seine ideale Kombination aus Stabilität und Leichtigkeit bekannt ist. Gabel und Hinterbau bieten durchdachte Details wie fein gearbeitete Muffen und elegante Ausfallenden. Die Lackierung in einem klassischen Goldton wurde bewusst erhalten und leicht überarbeitet, um den ursprünglichen Charakter zu bewahren.

Ausgestattet ist das Rad mit einer kompletten Simplex-Gruppe, darunter das Schaltwerk Simplex Super LJ und der Umwerfer Simplex SX A22 – beide bekannt für ihre geschmeidige Schaltperformance. Die Bremsanlage stammt von Mafac: Mafac 2000 Bremskörper und Mafac Promotion Bremshebel bieten eine zuverlässige Verzögerung und waren schon damals für ihre robuste Bauweise geschätzt.

Die Laufräder bestehen aus Maillard 700 Team Issue Naben und Mavic Argent 7 Felgen – eine klassische Kombination, die auf Langlebigkeit und Stabilität ausgelegt ist. Die Bereifung erfolgt über Tufo S33 Pro Schlauchreifen in 24 mm Breite, was dem Rad ein direktes, sportliches Fahrgefühl verleiht. Komplettiert wird die Ausstattung durch einen Belleri-Vorbau, einen Philippe Guidons Lenker sowie eine Sattelstütze von Simplex.

Mit seinen Schutzblechen ist das PX 60 nicht nur für Rennen wie die L'Eroica zugelassen, sondern auch für den stilvollen Alltagseinsatz geeignet. Es verbindet historische Authentizität mit echter Fahrbarkeit und ist damit ideal für Sammler, Liebhaber klassischer Technik oder Fahrer, die ein Stück echter Radsportgeschichte erleben möchten.

Spezifikationen:

Steuerlager: Stronglight Competition
Naben: Maillard 700 Team Issue
Felgen: Mavic Argent 7
Mäntel: Tufo S33 Pro, 24mm

Bremsen: Mafac 2000
Bremshebel: Mafac Promotion
Schalthebel: Simplex Criterium
Umwerfer: Simplex SX A22
Schaltwerk: Simplex Super LJ
Kettenradgarnitur: Thun Coronado

Vorbau: Belleri
Lenker: Philippe Guidons
Sattelstütze: Simplex
Pedale: Maillard 700

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