Wanted: MTB frame 19" ish

Posted on Mon 23rd, November 2009

• #1

dulwichrider

Have just stripped down a couple of MTB frames and would like to hook up the best bits to a frame (and forks). Not too fussy about which frame, haven't got much dorra to spend. If you have something reasonable lying around am happy to pick up and give you some cash for it.

dulwich
• #2

TW85

if you got any cheap 26" wheels going, I'd be interested
• #3

dulwichrider

does that mean you have a frame plastic?! I'll check the supplies but yeah I do have quite a few wheels left over. all non-disc.
• #4

TW85

the only frame I have is for a build I want to finish, sorry!

yeah basically after some cheap wheels to get me going, the ones that came on the frame I have are knackered. Non-disc works for me. Check retrobike, lots of cheap stuff, also gumtree has a few frames last time I checked

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