Wanted: Gios or Benotto frameset.

Posted on Tue 8th, December 2009

• #1

surfarosa

Hi, looking for early 80's or 70's Gios or Benetto frame and fork. Any condition considered as I don't mind taking on another project if frame is a bit ratty.
I live in Melbourne Australia so offshore postage would be a must. Looking to spend no more than 300 pounds on frameset, but this can be raised depending on condition but obviously the cheaper the better. Cash plus a parts trade could also be an option as I have a few vintage track parts etc laying around eg: chater lea cranks, rings, bsa, misc. 1930's track parts, vintage 70's/80's Italiano road ... blah blah.
Size would need to be 55 to 57.

Once both parties happy with deal, payment will be stealth.

Cheers
• #2

Mr.C

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread34185.html#post1095189
• #3

Mr.C

oops sorry too small
• #4

surfarosa

Yeah thanks mate. I had myself convinced for a minute I could squeeze into it. It's a sweet looking frame.

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