Haven’t really done much off road gravel with it yet but here’s my bike. Yesterday I did ride it 40 miles on the trail. 1991 Peugeot Tourmalet PE200 with Shimano RX100 groupset and Nitto 450 mm bars. Propped against our purchased new 2000 Grand Caravan that used to haul our kids and now hauls bikes.
by Peugeot531
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Didn’t know Peugeot made bikes so I thought you were talking about the car lol (also don’t know a lot about cars)
that is the life I want congratulations.
Enjoy ur rides.
my father in law has couple of those very nice bikes.
Matching pedals and bartape is a nice touch of flair, good looking bike.
Very nice
I really like that bike. Nice build, great work!
Honest question though: How difficult is it to change gears while riding with those down tube shifters on trail? I’ve used down tube shifters in the past and having to take a hand off the bars when rocks, roots, etc. are jostling the front end around sounds intimidating to me. Maybe you just have balls of steel…😎
A beauty, just looking at that picture made me slow the fuck down and feel like I was back in a simpler time.