Wanted: 56cm-60cm Track Frame

Posted on Thu 24th, July 2014

• #1

Uoeno

Hello all,

Since I have admitted that my current frame is much too small for me, (which was 55cm ST and 54Top) I am now on the look for a bigger frame.

It has to be atleast 56cm ST, as I'm close enough to 6ft and mostly leg. Top Tube; 56cm or longer. Alu or Steel, not too bothered tbh. And the cheaper the better. (But I prefer Alu slightly)

Thanks for viewing, Michael
• #2

Detoxman

hi uoeno . what frame u got i've got 56 kenesis omnium 6061 alu can trade if u like.
• #3

Uoeno

No. Trading. :/
• #4

hambar

Hey dude. I have a 56cm Felt TK2 which I will be listing shortly.
Geo here - http://www.feltbicycles.com/International/2014/Bikes/Track/tk-series/tk2.aspx
• #5

Uoeno

Still looking

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