History of a bike

Posted on Tue 13th, May 2014

• #1

pjjaxson

anybody know of a way I can check my frame stamps for legitimacy? they are Puch frames and I have emailed them direct but at the moment have had no reply. Also emailed the firm who sold the bike as they are still trading.

Is there any other route I could take to find out the history of the bikes?

cheers
• #2

HillyBen

Is it worth the bother? Puch are not top end bikes. Why would they be fake?
They're Puch. What more do you need to know?
• #3

pjjaxson

its really so I can age the bike correctly, Puch might not be top end bikes but they are by no means bottom of the barrel. They have quality frames.

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