Steel frame, 54/55cm

Posted on Thu 1st, September 2016

• #1

JamesNQ

Hi all,

looking for a steel frame, something 531 minimum.

I'd like to to be 55/54cm square.

Really not bothered about the condition of the paint.

Must have no bends, dents or cracks.
Ideally wanting something with fairly tight geometry as I'm looking to build another winter racing bike.

I've got one of these I purchased for a family member that has genuinely done about 10 miles that I'd be happy to swap/ part-x?

Size medium

Not got a budget as such!

Thanks
• #2

JamesNQ

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• #3

dglshrn

Got an Argos 853 56x56 if that's any good?
• #4

marxist_vulcan

Look at this on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/112114838037
• #5

JamesNQ

Argos frame will be a little too big sadly!

Thanks for link, will watch the listing

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