Wanted: Track frame 55"-56"

Posted on Mon 6th, October 2008

• #1

Stallionlegs

Hi everyone! I was wondering, does anyone want to sell my mate a track frame? He wants reynolds tubing and something with a bit of character. Willing to spend up to £350. His phone number is: 07799567242 or you can pm me. cheers!
• #2

tomasito

Send him to visit Jos - Tour de Ville have some very good frames.
• #3

andyp

Yeah but not 55 or 56 inch frames!
• #4

big_daddy_wayne

got this one going, brand new pearlescent paint job from mercian, shotover stays, double crown fork…
• #5

Platini

You really have got stallion's legs then?
Metric fail...
• #6

Stallionlegs

Yeah but not 55 or 56 inch frames!
my bad, he would have to be pretty big eh?
• #7

andyp

He would. He should buy BDW's complete bike though - it's gorgeous.
• #8

Stallionlegs

That bike is great (£800) but my mate only wants a frame & forks. want to go to south drinks to talk to real live people rather than typing (not my strong point)

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