Freecycle: Diamond back BMX frame and fork

Posted on Mon 28th, July 2008

• #1

mülletizer

Frame, fork, BB, headset brake calipers. Just needs wheels, bars, lever. Horizontal drops. Maybe someone could make something interesting out of it.

Needs to be collected from SW8. Free but a six pack wouldn't go amiss on a day like today. :) PM me if you want it.

Probably available until noon tomorrow, after that it gets recycled.
• #2

DFP

how old is it?

if its pre 94 i may be interested.
• #3

mülletizer

Def looks newer. I don't know much about BMXs but I reckon it's post 2000 and probably a fair bit newer. Not in bad nick actually.
• #4

DFP

ahh, shame. Im partial to old diamond backs.
• #5

iwanttobuyabike

il have it
sw9
• #6

moog

Did you even read the first post?
• #7

arnie

i did
• #8

Crispin_Glover

il have it
sw9

Christ mate, just because this is the internet, doesn't mean you have to speak like a spanner.
• #9

arnie

i always imagined spanners to talk like that

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