Wanted: Midrange Alu/Carbon Track Frame 55-57cm

Posted on Thu 27th, October 2011

• #1

Jezston

Looking for a modern style track frame for a project - thinking something along the lines of a Fuji Track Pro / 2.0, Felt TK3 or similar - preferably alu frame + bladed carbon forks. Size 55-57cm. Price depending on what it is an what state it's in, but willing to splash the cash to some extent for the right stuff! Just can't quite blow a fortune on something REALLY good for what is essentially a bit of fun ;)
• #2

c4shr

PM'd.
• #3

Jezston

Bumpety bump.
• #4

jedhemsley

looking for one of these too...
• #5

miro_o

Keep an eye on Dolan's ebay outlet (if you're not already). A couple of friends have found real bargains there (Setas cheap, and basic road frames for £60 etc).
• #6

Joe_Morphett

boardman alu frame 56cm like new with superlight carbon forks also like new offers?
• #7

jamestz

Ive got A Pro-Lite track bike for sale right now that might interest you.

http://www.lfgss.com/thread78773.html

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