Local Trails Rig

Posted on Thu 4th, June 2020

• #1

Samwize

Hello,

On the hunt for a frameset or complete build for my gf who is 5 ft 6" to use for local trails and some bikepacking trips.

Ideally a rigid steel 27.5+ or 29er - Something like a longitude, big bro, KM - you know the drill.

Let me know what you've got :)

Cheers,
Sam
• #2

HasnainIqbal
I have a 29er on one inbred MTB frameset up for sale if that’ll work for you.

Currently I’m running it as a tracklocross bike but it’s got rigid carbon forks and mounts for a mech plus mounts front and rear disc brakes.

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• #3

Samwize

Hi @HasnainIqbal - Thanks for the reply but not quite what we're after :)
• #4

ZenithE

sent a pm

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