For Sale: Specialized frame set - Steel&Wishbone-

thanks dude

To make everything clear I post some pics about the geometry,
to see the differences compared to a classic Italian frame set (c-t 58cm Daccordi)

c-t58cm

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The riding position is similar to a (ct58cm) lopro with a 700C fork.

it is a lopro (c-t 58 concorde squadra delta) with 650c fork

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with a 700c fork

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Still here..

im 6ft, this about right for that height?

I think is perfect for you.
(I’m 183cm and it was good for me)

for 10GBP I can give a used campagnolo (mirage) bb to the frame

Now the bb is gone..

!!!price drop - 160gbp posted!!!

I'm open to offers.

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10GBP discount, only this weekend - only for you :)

still here..

No bumping without a price reduction...

price drop! now 155GBP

Showing my lack of knowledge here... With a rear spacing of 126mm, could I fit a standard road wheelset bought new from my local shop? I might be wrong but are most modern rear road wheels 130mm?

Dibs pending answer.

If you want a roadbike you can't build it with a modern 8-9-10.ect... speed wheel. The 126 mm speacing is for ...6-7speed bikes. I use this frame with a 130mm wheel, but that hub was a single speed hub, and on that you can change the spacing easily. But the 126mm is a standard too, you can easily buy those wheels. So the wheel spacing is depends, how many speeds you want/need.
I recommend this site:
http://sheldonbrown.com/frame-spacing.html

I suggest to ask this at your local shop

OK, sounds like I can work around it. Is it a similar story with the front?

I think you can easily put any road wheel into the fork ( I just tried with a new novatech and with a retro dura ace- both fit perfectly)

by the way, what's the weight? I assume it should be very light (brazed, low top tube, short headtube)

And what about the seatpost size?

thank you :)