cyclo-cross bike 56-58cm

Posted on Tue 1st, December 2009

• #1

Hops

Hello,

I am looking for a complete bike for a friend.

Between 56-58cm
Road, Tourer or Cyclo-cross (ideally)
Complete bikes only, or bikes with minimal work needed. Needs to be strong/reliable.

Anything considered. Budget max £500. Please let me know if you can help.

Thanks :)
• #2

Sam_Doman

SHAZAM!

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread33943.html
could you push to 60cm? very good price...
• #3

Hops

Ahh, Sam! I looked at that, but yes, slightly too big :(

Good luck with the sale though.
• #4

Sam_Doman

Are you sure it's too big? How tall is your friend? I'm 6ft and I have the seatpost slightly higher than it is in this photo normally.

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