Wanted: 58/60cm Road Bike

Posted on Mon 2nd, July 2012

• #1

cvic88

Hey guys,

New to this forum, so hope I'm going about this the right way.
I'm 6ft 4, a relative bike novice, looking to spend up to £200 (give or take) on a bike that I could ideally pick up and ride away on the day.

Guess I'm looking around 60cm? Something with a bit of character, nothing shiny and new. Other than that I'm not fussy. Would be interested to hear anybody's recommendations...

Cheers
• #2

hbwt

prob 64 cm mark for your size then again dpending on inside leg size,
• #3

cvic88

I thought I'd get away with a 60cm? Despite my height I don't have insanely long legs, I take a 34 leg jeans...
• #4

hbwt

i have 60 cm raleigh routier rebuilt £140 good condition check gumtree
• #5

WilliamJohn

Not a whole bike, but I'll soon be selling my 62cm alloy Dolan road frame for about £50, so if you decide to build one up, just shoot me a PM, can include carbon forks, BB, headset, stem, carbon seatpost for a bit extra.

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