Wtd cheap Arkose small or medium

Posted on Sun 27th, October 2024

• #1

sacredhart

I am after a cheap Arkose frameset or complete medium size cheers
Or a Giant TCX?
What you got?
• #2

sacredhart

Medium - 54cm
• #3

Disasters.of.war

Hello, I have a large in black or dark grey whatever they call it, £400

How tall are you they're rather compact bikes?
• #4

Josh

Yeah my partner who is 5'9 could ride my old 56 no problem. If that helps widen your search!
• #5

sacredhart

Changed my mind, after an Arkose instead.
• #6

billygoat28

I got a midium and im 5.10 perfect fit ,did try a large much to big .
• #7

sacredhart

Giant TCX also might fit the bill
• #8

Eejit

I have a medium giant tcx hanging in the garage, with both the original fork and a full carbon focus fork (v good upgrade imo). Paint is pretty ratty but it’s in sound condition. Would be happy to part ways with it for not a lot of money. Would need posting tho. Drop into my DMs if interested and I can send some photos etc.

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