Beater frame

Posted on Sat 24th, March 2018

• #1

Domo32

Hi guys, my commuter is almost certainly dead and I need a replacement frame ASAP.

Preferably looking for a steel frame 56-58cm with track drops and drilled fork for brake.
Will be locked up over night outside so as beater as possible as long as structurally sound.
Last frame was 50 to 60 quid so would love to stay within that budget if possible.

Thank you for your help.

Dom
• #2

Biggles567

I have an old raleigh record sprint frame, pretty beat up, but works fine. can provide front wheel, brakes and levers (however many you want), stem and handlebars, bb and crankset (double) for £50. All you need is a rear wheel and a chain.
• #3

Biggles567

pictures here : https://imgur.com/a/bBfZx
• #4

ArfurPill
I’ve got an Evil Bikes Resident frameset. Steel, drilled for brakes, takes mudguards and 32c tyres. 56cm seattube, 58cm top tube. Pretty good condition. £60 posted.

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• #5

Domo32

Thank you all for your help! All sorted now.

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