For Sale: Condor Alu Road Frame 52cm Campagnolo

Posted on Thu 16th, May 2013

• #1

gav

Condor Altec Alu frame, Ambrosio A8s forks.

48cm centre to top seat tube
51cm centre to centre top tube (about 52cm effective top tube)

English BB threads

27.2 Seatpost Condor branded, double bolt style.
Condor Saddle
ITM 8.5cm stem, ITM 330 handlebars (44cm width), Stronglight 1" theadless headset.
Veloce band on front mech (for double), 9 speed Veloce rear mech (shortcage, needs a new barrel adjuster), and Veloce dual pivot brakes
Chipped paint from being locked up.

Wheels not included.

£125 for the lot, or £85 for frame/forks/headset
Pick up only from Mile End.
• #2

gav

Price drop
Frameset £85
Frameset with extra bits £125
• #3

gav

Final price drop
• #4

amey

Good price
• #5

Alfie

What are those wheels? Slurp.
• #6

Alfie

NM, fir aria
• #7

merlin138

Still available?
• #8

gav

sold now, cheers merlin
• #9

t.o.

if this doesn't get built or you change your mind i'd be interested.

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