Wanted: A bike for £100-150

Posted on Mon 18th, June 2012

• #1

davidg

Hi,

I'm looking to spend around £100-150 on a reliable road bike for everyday use. I'm 6'3" so something around the 59-61cm mark. Ideally something that I can just pick up and ride on the day.

I'd be really happy with an 80s SS pug in red to replace the one I had stolen but hey, beggers/choosers etc. Based in NW6.

Thanks,

D
• #2

davidg

Still looking to buy,

D
• #3

Lankemo

I have two SS's that i'm looking to sell... more like £200 for the cheaper one however?

It's a blue 80's SS conversion that i'm just about to respray - so if you wanted to buy your more than welcome to choose colours. Also, i'm 6'3" and I think the 58cm frame would be plenty large.
• #4

fixC

I've got a turquoise peugeot racer im looking to get rid off, good not excellent condition, just needs a new back tyre and she's perfect.

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