Wanted: Pretty bike for a pretty lady

Posted on Mon 13th, April 2009

• #1

alex.

As title says looking for a pretty lady bike, preferably town or racing or something a bit vintage which will look good with a basket (!!)

Not a fan of rust but willing to compromise if the perfect little number comes up!

Shes about 5'5" but willing to stretch.

Let me know if you've got anything that might suit!
• #2

deleted

Pointless without a photo as how can we match the bike to the lady ;o))))
• #3

Prime_heretic

Seems a fair swap, not sure about this bit though :

Shes about 5'5" but willing to stretch.
• #4

alex.

If I showed you a picture we'd never find a bike good enough.. :-p
• #5

Peter_Carter

I am off to collect a Claude Butler Majestic mixte frame tomorrow. No idea of the size but I ll let you know when I ve got it home

There are pictures, its one of a pair on the ebay thread.

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