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@phasergunalex
Evening all.
Having a clearout, so the following all need new homes!
KLEIN QUANTUM ROAD FRAME
I'd been after one of these for years after being in love with them since I was a kid, and specifically in this colour, which in my opinion is the nicest. Such a sick paint job. But ultimately, it's too big, and in an ideal world I need the size down. There's a '61' on the fork steerer, so I think that's the factory size, but actual real life sizes are listed below though.
Condition is pretty good, although the previous owner possibly didn't share my lust for the paint, and there are a few scratches here and there. And there's one small dent on the non-drive side of the downtube (see pics). It includes an almost brand new Salsa seatclamp (such an improvement on the ugly one it came with) and takes a 31.6mm seatpost. I've left the brake inner in the top tube to help with future cabling. The BB pictured isn't included, but the threads are great. Takes a 1 1/8" aheadset.
Seat tube: 63.5cm c-t, 59cm c-c
Top tube: 59.5cm c-c
Head tube: 19cm
Rear spacing 130mm
Seat post: 31.6mm
Weight: 2kg (approx)
Now £250 ono
HANSOM 531C TRACK FRAMESET
This is a pretty tasty track frame I picked up a few years ago on a visit to Cape Town. It was built in South Africa by Gotty Hansen (more info on him here) and features another amazing paint job. Tubing is Reynolds 531c. It’s really paining me to sell this, as I said I never would, but I just don’t ride fixed anymore.
It's got clearance for up to 23-25c tyres (it’s pretty tight!), is undrilled front and rear, and has a small dent on the non-drive side seat stay (see pic) which hasn’t got any worse since I’ve had it. Overall condition is pretty damn good really.
Includes a Dura Ace 7410 headset, and a Sugino 75 BB, both of which are super smooth.
See last pic for an example build to see clearances etc.
Seat tube: 61.5cm c-t, 60.5cm c-c
Top tube: 57cm c-c
Head tube: 20.5cm
Rear spacing: 120mm
Seat post: 27.2mm
Weight: 3kg (approx, inc. headset and BB)
SOLD