Wanted: Very small road bike

Posted on Wed 4th, December 2013

• #1

Spxtz

Hi, I'm looking for a small road bike for a small lady - her comfortable standover height is around 25 inches so a 52 with a straight top tube would be too large. This Pompino http://www.lfgss.com/thread118355.html#post3971345 would have been perfect but gears are the aim!

50 or 48 (or smaller!) compact geo might offer more options size-wise, and would definitely be better than a mixte.

The budget is £300 tops - what have you got?
• #2

mullycron

hey, I have a 48 Condor Italia Alu frame. Can build that up if you like? or would you like frameset plus headset and sq taper BB? will send you pic when I get home.
• #3

Bungle

dope:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Chas-Roberts-/281222700090?pt=UK_Bikes_GL&hash=item417a2ddc3a
• #4

Spxtz

Cheers for this Picco - but on Saturday we picked up a lovely c. 2007 Condor Italia from Mullycron. I hope someone else does snatch that one up, it looks grand especially at that price.

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