For Sale: Guerciotti (Alan) Cyclocross frame 56cm

Posted on Sun 4th, November 2012

• #1

illy
For sale is my Guerciotti Cyclocross frame. This is an Guerciotti frame made by Alan with bonded aluminium legs etc. Very nice classic looking frame.

There was a crack on the head tube which I got repaired (as you can see) and this has lasted two years without issues. Ideal for building into a cyclocross bike for the winter!

Includes headset, Campagnolo Italian threaded bottom bracket, seat-post bolt, and cable hangers for from and rear brakes. Seat tube 58cm c-t-c and top tube 56cm.

Quite a bargain at £50, I would say. Pick-up from Herne Hill, SE24.

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• #2

Dutch_Cheese

Forks?
• #3

user73935

4yrs later but... "is this bike still available??"
• #4

Poetic in reply to @user73935

They haven't logged on in 3 years, so don't like your chances.
• #5

user73935

Lol... yep! I have one already but with vertical dropouts...
I need one with horizontal dropouts to build a single speed

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