Part identification
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oldandslow
Veteran
That's a Peugeot lion. If you Google for it, the design has changed a number of times, including even the way it's facing.
If you showed more of the bike, people might say more?
If you showed more of the bike, people might say more?
Spiderweb
Not So Special One
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Mafac brakes were regularly used on Peugeot bikes, not sure about these.
I have never seen a sidepull mafac🤔
Punkawallah
Über Member
Do a search on Google for that year of that bike ands see what the original spec was? Look for a date stamp on the rear of the brakes or the hubs if unsure.
I don't have access to the bike now. Probably, as you said, the manufacturer's specifications are included on the back of the brake👍
The px10 bike model is circa 1984. Must have Weinman brakes. But I doubt these brakes are Weinman
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lostinthought
Well-Known Member
The y have a look of Dia-Compe, to me- but from later than 84. Why do you need to find out?!
Spiderweb
Not So Special One
- Location
- North Yorkshire
The Mafac LS & LS2 were both side pull. Mafac also produced these side pulls under the branding Spidel.
I’ve no idea what brand you have, it’s rare to see any retro brakes without lots of visible branding.
As others have said, when you can, have a look at any stamp marks on the back of the brakes.
I want to buy that PX10 bike. It is important for me to know the brand of the brake (because I understand that it probably does not have the original brake).
