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• #2
Have a look at Brother Cycles - they have a nice Reynolds 725 frame and also the cheaper but still good Classic Track.
Classic Tracks pop up on here every now and then for not too much. I sold one on here myself last year. Great frames (I never actually rode mine on a track though).
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• #3
New iteration of the Cinelli Vigorelli is steel
http://cinelli.it/en/prodotti/vigorelli-en/
Brother Cycles also do a reasonably priced track frame that seems to get plenty of positive reviews
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• #4
Thanks both. I think I probably prefer the Cinelli Gazetta over the Swift, and a Bob Jackson Vigorelli 725 is similar money to the Brother 725 frame.
Didn't realise the Cinelli Vigorelli was steel now, will have a look (although I prefer a more classical frame).
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• #5
Talbot
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• #6
Just picked up a Roy Manser ( Kent Frame Builder of renoun) 58cm x 58cm Track Frame with Seat Pin,Riveted Saddle,Bottom Bracket, Stem , Bars and Track Chain..
Yellow paintwork in good condition. Fancy lugwork.
Roy passed away 18 months ago and I am selling it on behalf of his son.
Inspect/Collect: Maidstone, ME16 9JT.
£150
Looking for a steel track frame for commuting and racing (outdoor track league). Want a drilled front fork for a brake.
Have been looking at as a starting point :-
Cinelli Gazetta - Cheap, readily available. Quite like the current colour scheme. Would prefer 1" threaded headset though
Mercian Super Vigorelli - Visited Mercian yesterday and loved the frames in the showroom. However 10 month waiting list and quite pricey - I'd be worried about locking it up
Vintage Italian - Looking in the usual places, but not many around and in my size (58)
Japanese - Love some of the frames on NJS Export, but not drilled for a brake. Japanese track frames with a drilled front fork are somewhat rarer ?
Bob Jackson Vigorelli OTP - Probably my front runner if the waiting list isn't too long. Mid priced and custom to a degree
Anything else I should be considering ?