Mafac Criterium cantilever brakes.
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Showing posts with label cantilever. Show all posts
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Pictures 3- this time it's personal!
Here are a couple frames i picked up over the years, there is a good possibility that I will end up selling them this year.
early 1970s Jack Taylor "cyclo-cross" bike framest. It has brazeons for cantilever brakes but vertical rear dropouts and no eyelets for fenders. It also has round fork blades, typical of track bikes. I got the frameset with a campagnolo Nuovo Record headset and Mafac Cantilever brakes, but I have since used those parts for other projects, so just a frameset now. 58cm seattube.
The other frameset is a mid to late 1950s Peugeot PX10. It was original set up to take Simplex 543 rear derailleur. included is a Stronglight P3 headset.




early 1970s Jack Taylor "cyclo-cross" bike framest. It has brazeons for cantilever brakes but vertical rear dropouts and no eyelets for fenders. It also has round fork blades, typical of track bikes. I got the frameset with a campagnolo Nuovo Record headset and Mafac Cantilever brakes, but I have since used those parts for other projects, so just a frameset now. 58cm seattube.
The other frameset is a mid to late 1950s Peugeot PX10. It was original set up to take Simplex 543 rear derailleur. included is a Stronglight P3 headset.
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