Wanted: 52cm / 53cm track frameset

Posted on Thu 30th, April 2009

• #1

bmxconan

Wanted 52cm / 53cm track frameset, in good condition with 68mm english bb. Anything considered, could possibly go slightly bigger - got small legs and long arms.
• #2

JD

budget roughly?
• #3

bmxconan

Up to £100 if it has rough condition paintwork (no cracks!) and Up to £250 - £300 for a mint track frame. I'm selling a surly frameset and need a replacement in a hurry. Cash is waiting!
• #4

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does it have to be steel?
I've got an ALu jobby with almost immaculate paintwork (its a graham weigh)
yours for £80 + postage
I've decided I like my dave marsh frameset about a thousand times more.
• #5

bmxconan

I would prefer something steel, a bit more old school to go with the surly parts I've got. Post up a picture though. What size is it too?

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