For Sale: Complete bike, Road Frame, pearl white, 60cm columbus tubing

Posted on Sun 15th, August 2010

• #1

fixedwheely

Hi all,
I have a roadframe for sale complete with everything original.
Centre bottombracket to center top tube is 60cm.
Its tubing is COLUMBUS and the frame is made in Austria.
The make of the frame is KTM and frames from that brand are rare.
The brakes and gears are from Shimano.
I bought the bike in 1984 used it for about three years and it has been in the garage ever since. It is in exeptional good condition for the age with some signs of use and minor scratches but nothing major.

I will sell the frame with or without the set of wheels- whatever is preferred.

for pictures follow the link below:
http://picasaweb.google.com/108311504863537985723/Bike#

Please contact me for any offers.

Rom
• #2

Adscan

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• #3

chris_tim

Hi could you list how much you are looking for so I can think about making an offer.
• #4

swainy83

still available?
• #5

fixedwheely

Sold

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