Puch Luzern

Puch cycles originated in Austria and have been around for 120 years. The athletic commitment of the brand has awarded it several national and world championship titles. One of the most famous Puch riders being Connie Carpenter-Phinney. Connie was the first woman to win gold in the Olympic road race in 1984, a 79.2-kilometer road race.    There is plenty of nostalgic value in this bike. Additionally, the equipment perfectly compliments the lightweight Reynolds 531 frame. Some of the decals aren't in the best shape, but the paint looks much better! There are no dents, cracks, or other issues with the frame. It rides straight and true! Ya dig?!  Measurements: Seat tube (ctt) – 55cm Top tube (ctc)– 54cm Standover – 79cm   Spec sheet: Saddle – Selle Royal Sprint Brakes -  Shimano 600 Brake Levers – Shimano 600 (Dia-compe hoods) Bars – Sake Road Champion Front derailleur – Shimano 600 Rear derailleur – Shimano 600 Crankset – Shimano 600 (52t-42t Shimano rings) Freewheel – Shimano Wheels – F