Wanted: Complete 57/58cm fixed bike

Posted on Mon 7th, March 2011

• #1

1894mk2

Not having the time or skill I'm in the market for what is probably a deeply unfashionable style of fixed (ie extremely non urban). Being in the sticks I'm after a normal style road bike with drops, front and rear normal brakes, decent steel frame and normal style wheels for 23s or similar. Size 57/58cm

Anyone?
• #2

Tel

Whats your budget?
• #3

1894mk2

As ever depends - ranges from something I'm willing to lock up outside the office (next the the job centre) to more for something stunning.....
• #4

Tel

Alright. I still (!!!) have this http://www.lfgss.com/thread60076.html which I'm looking for offers around £300. I think I have a 58cm (need to check size) complete Gazelle A which has been resprayed and with a mix of parts it'll be about £150 although I need to fit some drops on it for you. I'll try to get some pics for you tomorrow.
• #5

Tel

Ah! Just reread the OP and saw that you are after Fixed not geared, my apologies for wasting your time. However the cheaper bike could be an ideal budget fixed and I can supply everything (almost) apart from wheels.
• #6

dkmike

You have PM

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