For Sale: Dolan track champion 56cm black complete, DA cranks, Prolite wheels, FSA kit

Posted on Thu 4th, August 2011

• #1

gizmond

SOLD
~~So I have decided to sell this complete

Dolan track champion frame 56cm black
Time Avant full carbon fork (drilled)
Dura ace 165mm 7710 track cranks
Pro lite track wheels (double fixed)
Pro stem
FSA energy bars (classic bend)
Aplina seatpost
Sella Italia stripped saddle
Izumi Super tough chain
No Pedals
Running 47x15

Track use only, the wheels have had about 10 minutes use, so like new.

Collection from Wapping or post at cost.

This is an old picture, please note pictured cranks and saddle are not the ones in the sale~~
SOLD
• #2

allister

I have a left hand 165mm Dura Ace Octalink fitting track in the parts box.... it's pretty cheap !
• #3

gizmond

PM'd :)
• #4

kingcutter

According to your handy cut out and keep guide 47/15 is 84.6.
• #5

gizmond

Whoops, you're right. [hangs head in shame]
• #6

gizmond

(old) Picture added
• #7

Faadeo

Dibs .. Pm'd

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