Name the bike...

[Barthelme]

I was given the bike in the pictures a few years ago and have not used it. I am thinking of putting it on eBay for sale. Any help on what the model is or what price I should be asking would be welcome.

 

[biggs682]

@Barthelme i would name it as a very nice Peugeot
Just check that seat post is not seized in the frame
As for value i would suggest up to £150 but dependant on exact model and your location
Its a tough time selling retro bikes just now

 

[Barthelme]

Thanks @biggs682 much appreciated.

 

[netman]

Rear derailleur looks like a RD-1050... if so, that puts it 87-89 sort of area assuming it's original (looks about right I'd say). Try searching online for Peugeot catalogues from that era and you may get lucky and find it...

 

[Cycleops]

Biggsy's figure is about right if it's in okay condition. As he says loosen off the seat bolt and make sure it turns, this is a main concern of buyers of vintage bikes. If it doesn't it decreases the value considerably so make a point of it in your ad. It's a good size too so that will help, don't forget to mention this too.

 

[Barthelme]

Thanks to @netman and @Cycleops for the advice.

 

[PHL67]

I was given the bike in the pictures a few years ago and have not used it. I am thinking of putting it on eBay for sale. Any help on what the model is or what price I should be asking would be welcome.

My last Peugeot I bought was 531 but a professional model with full 105 and I paid £100.

Hopefully this helps towards your decision.

Keep it until next June and will likely make 120 - 150 if all working.