Wanted: French old(ish) bottom bracket and matching chatin set.

Posted on Tue 11th, August 2015

• #1

SternsCycles

Looking for an old(ish) French thread bottom bracket and matching chainset. Nothing to fancy, but pref not modern looking. It's for an old Peugeot Tourer.

Cash for postage or collection in Sussex.
• #2

Mr_Bump

I've got a lovely chromed TA french threaded BB however the muppet that sent it me decided to chop the frame it was in rather than just take it out.
I managed to get the adjustable cup out but as I don't have a vice the fixed cup is still in situ. Cups and axle are in great nick, chrome on the cups is immaculate, negligible wear to the axle/bearing faces.
It was originally used with a TA cyclotouriste but the bike the c/set went on was BSC threaded anyway so I haven't really bothered with it.
Yours for a tenner posted if it's of interest bearing in mind the fixed cup issue.
Just a thought
• #3

MADARC

have TA triple cyclotouriste with BB (French thread), for 55 pounds incl. postage

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