Wanted: Parts for new build

Posted on Mon 11th, July 2011

• #1

Digitollie

Hi, i'm building my first bike, have ridden single speed for around 2 years now, looking to upgrade and build my own ride.
Im trying to source relatively cheap parts to tinker with and build a comfy, light and practical bike! (without spending a bomb) im 5'10'' and looking for a 56' frame. So any help would be highly appreciated!
• #2

ummar01

I have a wheelset for sale
http://www.lfgss.com/thread68734.html
• #3

OldSkoolRacer

I have a pair of Miche low flange hubs for sale cheap in you're into building your own wheels ;-)
• #4

owenreed

sorting through bits at the moment. Have an old 105 front brake caliper £8
• #5

Roops

Got a really cheap peugeot frame, 60cm, paintwork quite chipped, will sell for 40.

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