Wanted: 56cm aluminium track frame/frame and fork

Posted on Mon 14th, September 2009

• #1

George_Sportif

I have currently got a langster (54cm) which is great for pretending I'm riding a big BMX but want something more 'trackish'
Wouldn't mind another one in a 56 but would prefer something with a little more aggressive geometry (And no fugly downsloping mong tube)
Paintwork condition no problems as unless it's really nice I'm going to get some nitromors on it.
Thank you!
• #2

broken_777

http://www.londonfgss.com/thread28442.html
• #3

cujo101

I think BLB had a 56cm Dolan frame for around £115.
• #4

Harry.Major

^ sold it last week.
• #5

George_Sportif

Balls! Anything else Harry? I'll pop in today or tomorrow anyway.
• #6

rik

I have a Graham Weigh, carbon straigh forks, Reynolds 7005 tubing, any good?

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