For Sale: BSA Golden Fifty Road Frame (early 1960's)

Posted on Sun 16th, January 2011

• #1

YuZa
BSA GOLDEN FIFTY ROAD FRAME EARLY 1960's

This is a very attractive BSA frame built in Carlton’s works in the early 1960s - the paint is quite heavily marked but still looking attractive displaying both the great colour scheme and frame's history. A very good budget frame for single-speed or fixed conversion.

I've bought the frame from Hilary Stone about half a year ago but never found the time to make it up. Have to sell now due to moving abroad.

Seat Tube (ctt): 22.5in (57cm)
Top Tube (ctc): 22in (56cm)
Rear dropout width: 120mm
Wheel size: 27s or 700C with a brake drop of 66mm
Seat post size 25.4mm

Price: £35

Local pickup from London, Camberwell Green (N5).
or
Parcel: 100x65x25cm, 6.5kg
Postage: £12 (Royal Mail Standard Parcel)

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• #2

V-L

cheap
• #3

Björn

Prov dibs.
PM on it's way.
• #4

locomotief

got a similar frame fully chromed for sale. i'll be in London next week

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