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Beautiful frame at a bargain price, but I’m surprised if it’s late 70s with those short rear dropouts. E.g. mine built in 2000 has older style Campag dropouts. What’s the frame number? And GLWS!
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Yeah it threw me off as well as originally I thought it was 80’s or 90’s because of the dropouts too. I actually asked Rourke cycles and they were surprised at the dropouts but they said likely because the chain stays are really short they used those, they confirmed it was from the late 70’s. 28mm tyres just fit in the back but need to be deflated. Serial is 238 matching fork and frame.
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Right that makes sense, I just about have to deflate the rear tyre to get my back wheel off! Really lovely small frame for some lucky person... GLWS!
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Updated with track bike for sale now
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Price drop!
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Update. Graham Weigh track bike is sold the Rourke is still available.
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price drop on the Rourke frame!
For sale Brian Rourke frame + Forks. £120 Pickup at Elephant and Castle or post at cost.
Tubing is pretty light at 1.9kg for the frame and 0.66kg for the fork, So possibly 531C tubing. I built this up briefly but selling as I changed my mind and bought a different frame to swap components onto. Build thread is here https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/392973/
It was refinished by Dave Hinde, however it is a Brian Rourke frame verified by the shop to be roughly late 70's. It has the signature wrap around seat stays.
Graham Weigh Track bike £200. Pickup at Elephant and Castle or post at cost. SOLD
This is a Reynolds 853 track frame, drilled for brakes. Very tight aggressive handling with tight clearances. Paint is average with plenty of chips but no real dents that I can see and runs straight. I've bought this frame a while back from the forum and built it up, learnt how to ride track on it and raced it a few times. I've replaced my frame so am now selling it. See the story here https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/388315/
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