Free British Eagle (Reynolds 531) frame, wheels (campy hubs), and some components

Posted on Thu 29th, June 2017

• #1

davidjmking
This frame, wheels and a few other bits and pieces have been sitting around in my garden for a couple of years.

Seatpost is seized, the stem has a pulley to guide the brake cable which frays and lots of surface rust. Otherwise, a decent Reynolds steel frame with loads of braze on mounts and some nice lugs.

Everything on the frame is going, apart from the tyres.

The other photos are of some wheels that came off another bike that have campy hubs, along with some other components that you can also take.

Let me know if you want more photos.

http://imgur.com/a/k8g8T

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• #2

ghostface

Dibs pending PM
• #3

Thrasher

I'll take it pending where collection is?
• #4

BrandoBrando

Dibs if still there
• #5

davidjmking

Location is Archway, London. @ghostface has it, if it's in the right place
• #6

frankohara in reply to @davidjmking
Someone please take this! It is a great frame and David a true gentleman. With little effort it could easily look like this one bellow or even better (if you keep the pink fade and get a nicer stem) :)

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• #7

ACRe19

Did this go in the end?

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