This is my retro-WW bike.

Pretty much finished working on this bike and thought I'd share with you all. It is an 85 Peugeot "Fibre de Carbon" bike with a full Mavic SSC group. The frame had a lot of scratches in the aluminum so I spent A LOT of time wet sanding it then polishing it.

It was my daily commuter bike for a year then I decided to restore it and haven't really even had it out yet.

Headset: Mavic 310 SSC
Handlebar: Mavic
Brake Levers: Mavic 430 SSC with brand new modolo hoods
Brake (Front & Rear): Mavic 430 SSC
Cables: Simplex shift cables and Jagwire brake cables
Chain: Shimano
Pedals: TBA
Crank Arms: Mavic SSC
Chainrings: Mavic SSC
Bottom Bracket: Mavic 610 NOS, just put on bike.
Derlr (Front): Mavic 810 SSC
Derlr (Rear): Mavic 851 SSC
Saddle/Seatpost: Selle San Marco/Simplex 25mm
Wheels/Tires: Mavic MA40/ Vittoria Evo Corsa

The pedals are on there aren't going to stay.





Would love to hear what you guys/gals think!
mike

I think that looks awesome.. Looks like it's seen a lot of love.

That Peugeot looks magnificent, you did a great job.
My first bike was a Peugeot so they will always have a special place in my heart.

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That's an excellent looking bike!

Top work!

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Am rarely moved to post about someones bike in the gallery

But tis is just fabulous. A real winner, congratulations.

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Very nice Sunday bike. I've been looking for something like that too.

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Superb!

BTW, is that one of those frames Vitus made for Peugeot at that time?

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And if I ever meet an aardvark, I'm going to step on its damn protruding nasal implement until it couldn't suck up an insect if its life depended on it.

Jeeze -- I remember working in a bike shop when I was in College and wanting that exact bike! You must throw it on a scale for us without pedals.

This is cawesome!

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A light bike does replace good fitness.

lovely!

I'll never forget the sight of Robert Millar dancing on the pedals on one of these frames in the mountains of the Tour. I was there to see him go up Guzet Niege in 1984.

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I work in the bicycle industry.

19 lbs w/o pedals. (sorry for the delay.)

That's a fantastic bike you have there & it's a lot lighter than I thought it would be...!

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Vertebrae. Precision braking and shifting.

Bloody lovely!! Thats a pretty pretty bike..Nice One!!!!

Ok, that's nice. Love the SCC crank and rings...