For Sale: On One Ti Cross XL

Posted on Tue 5th, August 2008

• #1

Big_Ted

Space needed to shed so selling my On One Ti Cross frame. As it sounds, it's a cyclocross frame made from Ti so nice and light. Takes cantis/v's or disc. Cost me £799 and, to my shame, barely used. £350 including seatclamp and postage.

Measurements are 585mm top tube c-c and 190mm head tube. The seat tube is 570mm c-c but this is less relevant as the frame is a semi compact.

There are some photos here (note: I've now found the receipt and actually cost £799 rather than £699 in this link, darn my unreliable memory) http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=36449&highlight=cross

Happy to listen to offers of swops/part ex too

Cheers
• #2

dogsballs

mmmm, nice cyclocross frame. too big :(
• #3

Big_Ted

On One recommended it for 6'+ so you're right, it is for the taller gentleman
• #4

CSFL

is this still for sale ted?
• #5

Big_Ted

Sorry mate, went a couple of weeks ago but forgot to update here

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