Wanted: Low pro frame

any low pro frame around 54 cm and between £120- £220
slopping top tube and dont mind if it is curvy or not

Something like this or something with a sloping top tube?

something with a slopping top tube, thanks tho

I have1994 Neil Orrell Low Pro Pursuit Frame. 59ctc top tube, 60ctc seat tube abit to high for me. Frame is 531 professional tubing and is very light. Undrilled front and back. There are a couple of tiny dings in the top tube but you would notice them unless you were looking for them.

Comes with a Black Tange headset and Miche Primato BB. Takes 27.2 seatpost.

Pm me for more detail and pic.

http://www.lfgss.com/album.php?albumid=2144&pictureid=12287
http://www.lfgss.com/album.php?albumid=2144&pictureid=12287

This might be a bit too big for you:
Lo-pro track frame built by Geoff Beechin Goole and badged as 'Wyld'. Reynolds 725 tubing, seat tube 57.5cmc-t, top tube 61cm c-c, wheel base 1m axle-axle; Straight alloyforks. GTI blue saddle; 27.2mm Giant carbon seat post; Miche 32 holetrack hubs on 700C Rigida flyer rims with Vittoria tyres; Mavic 170mmtrack cranks with a Mavic 52 tooth ring; UNO 105 mm a-head stem;Mavic 40cm c-c bars with Mavic tri-bars; Weinmann 500 front brakewith an easily-removed lever.
This bike was built for pursuiting andhas been ridden at National and World masters at Manchester.
Would prefer to sell as complete bike, but may split.

Pictures here:http://www.flickr.com/photos/dkmikesbikes/5649803795/

yer it is a bit to big but can you tell me if you decide to spilt how much the frame would be thanks

Frame, forks, headset and bottom bracket £200, plus postage (about £10).

has any one got a low pro frame nearer 54cm

Like that ^

its really nice but looking for a slanted top tube

http://www.lfgss.com/album.php?albumid=2144&pictureid=12287
http://www.lfgss.com/album.php?albumid=2144&pictureid=12287

Sloping top tube, track ends, 531c, can run 2 brakes.
55cm virtual top tube, probably would need long seat post.