SOLD 1988 Peugeot Cosmic A 300A W // 58cm Aluminium frame // Sachs New Success 2x7 speed // Serviced with new saddle cables aero levers tape SOLD

NOW SOLD

Hi all,

I have a vintage aluminium Peugeot Cosmic A 300A W bike going spare - I have just serviced it and it rides really well. A lot of new parts fitted too.

It is a 58cm square frame so will fit someone around 5ft10 / 6ft1.

This is a 1988 bike and at the time, Peugeot did 3 different models of (Pechiney) aluminium frames following on the success of TVT / Vitus - these were all made around the same frame and were the Galaxie / Comete / Cosmic - only the equipment changed.

This has been upgraded through the years and is currently equipped with:

1. Sachs-Huret New Success front and rear derailleurs;
   
2. Simplex downtube shifters (new inner/outer rear cable);
   
3. Ofmega double chainset 52/42t 170mm arms with Maillard CX550 pedals;
   
4. 25mm adjustable seatpost with new retro rivet saddle;
   
5. 90mm ATAX alloy stem paired to 40cm/25.4mm ATAX Franco Italia D352 'Guidon
   Philippe' alloy bars, new blue cork bar tape;
   
6. Weinmann 570 TOP side pull brakeset paired to Tektro aero levers and new inner/outer blue cables;
   
7. Rigida silver clincher wheelset with 7 speed Shimano freewheel
   (14-28t) and new Vittoria Pro-Team Open Extreme 700x20 clincher
   tyres - wheels have been trued and show minimal wear;
   
   

It is in good overall condition, the only damage being to the stickers which can all be removed.
The main tubes have been anodised silver and the lugs/headtube are easy to polish.
The frame number is 7 04 13046.

Viewings / test rides from Stoke Newington.

Price wise, I am after NOW SOLD FOR £250 for the complete bike.

Photos here:

Great build Vince, GLWS

Thanks!

There aren't many of these around, great alternative to Vitus ones and as comfortable.
It works well too and the wheelset was upgraded from a Maillard Helicomatic 6 Speed.

It will be easy enough to turn it into a single speed as the wheelset is for freewheels.

Forgot to say that the frame / forks have mudguard eyes.

They also offer sufficient clearance for both mudguards and larger tyres - I would say up to 700x x 28mm.

Would make a good winter commuter!

Have pm'd re a viewing/ test ride

See PM from me too.