Wanted: WTD - 60cm Single Speed bike (something like Speecislized Langster)

Posted on Fri 7th, September 2012

• #1

Rochey

Ok, I'm new to this site but am a regular on Singletrack.

Well it Looks like I may have missed out on one.

Im thinking of getting a Single Speed/fixed wheel bike in 60cm, can anyone help me out please.

I live in Milton Keynes but work in NW London (Golders Green area) if that helps.

Cheers
• #2

Rochey

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• #3

Rochey

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• #4

Rochey

Still looking, surly there must be one around somewhere.
• #5

pete

they do come up.. be patient. 60cm is not the most common of sizes!
• #6

SWEDE

Ive got a 60 cm mba all black singlespeed with cromo frame straight forks littlewoods sell em at £599 mines got a nos athena chainset with 42 ring charge saddle veredestein tyres bought it on a whim after 30 years cycling thought i would buy and try one rides lovely but its too good for just around town where i live and im too used to gears its mint few tiny marks want £350 for it had it two months rode it twice thats it ! its got decent lights on it and a nice bottle cage
• #7

SWEDE

and i should point out i can do exchange on parts road bike etc etc

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