Wanted: 55-56 frame (nice and cheap)

Posted on Mon 7th, June 2010

• #1

kidd_track

im after a frame to build up a slightly larger bike to what im riding at the moment. preferably with track dropouts and im not too bothered about the condition of the frame so long as its cosmetic. cheers
• #2

cipolinni

Have you seen the falcon posted
• #3

koai

i've a heavy old touring frame I bought from pistoffski a while back, never used it.. it has a new albeit pretty shitty black spray paint coat, and a newly serviced headset. Horizontal drop outs, slack geo. Fork has been drilled for recessed bolt, which is nice. 56cm, 20£
• #4

kidd_track

nice offer koai, have you got a photo?
• #5

rik

if you want something better, I have a Holdsworth
• #6

kidd_track

have you got an image rik?
• #7

cipolinni

Falcon now reduced £75 posted

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