Steel track frame for beater project

Posted on Sat 10th, October 2020

• #1

tobes

Aching for a new project at the moment and since I have too many nice bikes it's time for a new rat bike.

So wanted: Steel track frame in the 54-56cm ballpark ... something that used to be a nice frame, so no hipster-era Bianchi, Cinelli, etc, please. Chipped paint and rust are fine, dents not really.

Show me what you got.
• #2

tomsvoboda in reply to @tobes
Nice beater ;)

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• #3

gintas_ce

have this one 56.5x56.5
• #4

gintas_ce
pic

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• #5

flash
Is this ratty enough. Thought to be a Carlton..

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• #6

tobes in reply to @tomsvoboda

Tempting!!! What's the geometry and tyre clearance on this? Also how much moola are you thinking?
• #7

Zebra

What is your budget?

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