PX-10
Brand
PeugeotDescription
Manufacturer: Peugeot Cycles (France)
Production Period: c. 1963–1983
Category: Professional road racing bicycle
Overview
The Peugeot PX-10 was the flagship racing model of Peugeot and one of the most successful French racing bicycles ever produced. Widely used by professional teams competing in the Tour de France, the PX-10 became synonymous with French cycling excellence during the 1960s and 1970s.
Constructed from full Reynolds 531 double-butted tubing, the PX-10 offered exceptional strength-to-weight ratio and was considered among the finest steel racing frames available.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Tubing | Reynolds 531 Double Butted |
| Fork | Reynolds 531 |
| Weight | Approximately 9–10 kg complete |
| Geometry | Professional racing |
| Brakes | Mafac Racer |
| Derailleurs | Simplex Prestige / Campagnolo |
| Crankset | Stronglight |
| Wheels | Tubular racing wheels |
Distinctive Features
- Full Reynolds 531 construction
- Nervex Professional lugs
- Chrome fork crowns
- Lightweight racing geometry
- Professional racing pedigree
Historical Significance
The PX-10 served as Peugeot's premier racing platform and helped establish the company's international reputation in professional cycling.
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Keywords
Peugeot PX-10, French racing bicycle, Reynolds 531 road bike, Tour de France bicycle, classic steel racing bike, vintage Peugeot, French cycling history.
