WTB: aero tubing frameset or full bike 61-63cm

Posted on Thu 19th, December 2019

• #1

user106334

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a nice frameset or complete bike with aerodynamic tubing. I already have a complete Shimano 600ax group to mount, but I'd be glad to consider full bikes as well. The brand is not important, as well as the country of production. Thus, I would consider European ones like Motobecane Profil 2/3/4, Mercier Formule 1, Peugeot Ph 12, Raleigh, etc, as well as Japanese ones like Norta, Jan Janssen or Jupiter King (branded, I believe the type of frame to be the same), or Lotus Super Pro, Aero Myata, Nishiki Aero Pro/II, Tsunoda, Araya, Panasonic, and whatever else I'm not aware of. The price also doesn't have to be a problem, what is important is the size, since a frame shorter than 60cm c-c (seat tube) would not work. I know it's a tough one to find, as I've already scanned the web extensively without luck. Thanks to anyone who will be able to help!
• #2

MattG87

I've PM'd you.

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