WANTED: geared road bike 54-56cm

Posted on Tue 26th, March 2019

• #1

bens0n

As per the title I'd like a geared road bike with a top tube of between 54 and 56cm. Preferably steel, also preferably with combined brake levers/shifters (STIs, ergos etc.)

Probably prefer shimano to campag. Ideally want to spend something around 300 but show me what you've got!

I'm based in Manchester but am down in London pretty regularly so will be able to collect.

Thanks in advance
• #2

billygoat8
Got a gaint ocr size 54 with a 8 speed groupset. £280 base in battersea

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• #3

1ofBTNFixed

I’ve got a Genesis Croix de Fer. It’s the all whit one in great condition. Lovely bike
• #4

1ofBTNFixed
Few pics of you’re interested.

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• #5

bens0n in reply to @1ofBTNFixed

Hi @1ofBTNFixed, how much for the CdF, and what sort of condition are the chainrings/chain/cassette/BB in?
• #6

bens0n in reply to @billygoat8

Thanks, but I think I'm going to hold out for something a bit different.

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