Wanted: Looking for a nice 52cm frame, New bike for the missus!

Posted on Fri 6th, March 2009

• #1

Elguapo

Hey guys Ive got my eyes out for a deal on a decent track or racing frame. I'm looking to spend about £100 max. 52cm would be perfect but a cm on either side of that would be ok too. If anyone has something out there, show me what you got!

Cheers!
• #2

Joss

i think i might have somethin for you. i want to sell my swobo sanchez frame,(its small, 52' ish) it would suit a female. its a year old but in good condition, ive pulled of the stickers and badges so its ready to be pimped if u so desire. it would come with a head set too, im looking for about 100 notes for it. any good?
• #3

TheBonk

I've this.
52cm c to t.
Reynolds 531.
Cinelli bottom bracket.
Campag dropouts, front and rear.
Great tough little frame.
Free Banana.
• #4

alex.

gotta genesis flyer 52 frame, unless its too moderna for you taste?
good frame, horizontal dropouts, carbon fiber forks.
just wee bit small for me

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