Wanted: Bike/parts for friend - 48cm

Posted on Thu 30th, April 2009

• #1

kattt

hiii - so my friend from school wants to get a bike, she's got about 300 pounds to drop, she probably needs a frame somewhere between 47 & 50 cm. not fixed, but single speed or a simple road bike would be good for her. if anybody's got a decent frame that size around or even better yet a bike that is built up, or nearly, and they wanna sell it to upgrade or something - give me a shout.
• #2

freshkerr

I'll be selling my bike but not for a couple of months. It's got a seattube of 50ctt but toptube of 54. Black with cable guides and gear brazeons taken off. Could be resprayed. Sugino cranks. Haven't decided if I'll keep the wheels or not. Probably be £80 without wheels, £200 with.

I guess you need it sooner than that though.

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