Wanted: Fixed gear/ single speed 54cm full build

Posted on Tue 20th, October 2020

• #1

DChuk

Sob story: Key worker knocked off bike in June during daily 36 mile round trip commute
Pro: driver's insurance company accepted liabilty and no long term injuries
Con: 4 months of deconditioning and no bike riding at all. No clear date of when
work will be done on my Trek emonda alr 4 disc

Preferences: Track frame Effective top tube 54cm
steel frame followed by Good aluminium, absolutely no carbon (don't trust the industry)
front and rear brake drilling a MUST
Essentially looking for a frame that is slightly more forgiving than my trek emonda alr

Budget: £400- £800 depending on method of payment and quality of bike
• #2

ElGerto
It might be a touch over, but I've got a 55.5cm Condor Pista. Will take 450.

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• #3

ElGerto

Oops, just realised you said no carbon, has carbon fork. Good luck

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