For Sale: Holdsworth Special frame and forks - 531

Posted on Thu 11th, June 2009

• #1

danb

What I am lead to believe is around an '83 Holdsworth Special.
Its 531 and has an interesting serial number of just 777 under the bottom bracket ...

Has been resprayed (poorly - not by me) and has non original chrome forks (headset included).

24" Seat tube (61cm) and 23" top tube (59cm) so will suit someone tall -I'm just over 6 foot and it fits me fine - but I recon would suit up to someone 6'3"ish

£80 ono

Im in Bristol and collection is preffered but can post at cost.
• #2

danb

Also have a 135bcd 48tooth campagnolo chainring available and a set of campagnolo double chainring bolts availble - anyone want to swap for a 42 tooth ring (135bcd)?
• #3

tarboy

What headset is attached??
• #4

danb

A no name one iirc (couple of months old)
• #5

marxist_vulcan

Are you sure that its a Holdsworth?
• #6

danb

95% - the semi-wrapover seatstays were a trademark of the special (and the angles are the same)

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