Wanted: Steel frame for a 5ft 9" me!

Posted on Thu 26th, November 2009

• #1

mudchute

Hey all,

I'm after a slack angled steel frame, maybe something modern-ish to suit my 5ft 9" height (58cm?)

Something like a plug frame or similar, any cosmetic condition, doesn't matter if its scuffed or scabby.

Cheers
Gav
• #2

colnago_costa

I have a Raleigh 653 frame & forks with shimano headset and campy bb for £225? It has been recently resprayed and has the headbadge. It is 54cm c-t-c seat tube which is very seems the correct size for you. 58cm frame is too big for you. I am 5ft 11" and use a 56cm c-t-c. If interested let me know and you are welcome to view. regards Ian DC
• #3

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• #4

moog

I'd go for something closer to a 55/56cm frame

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