Trade: 56cm Bianchi Road Frame for 54/5cm track frame

Posted on Sat 26th, May 2012

• #1

croft

Really tried to make this work but its just too big for me at 5"9.

80s Bianchi frame, resprayed and re-decal'd (decal on the seat tube is a personal sticker and can be removed easily). Some damage where the crank has rubbed after the crank cracked and caused the chainring to rub. on the s/t but not visible at all.

Looking for something that will fit me, ideally a track frame of 54/55 cm - open to ideas beyond that. Pm or whatever.

Could do something in central london when I'm around or post.
• #2

a2arnold

hey, got a 54 specialised that is way too small for me
• #3

a2arnold

hey, not sure if this works, i put them in a public album on facebook, what's the best way to post photos?
• #4

a2arnold

nop that didn't work

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