Wanted: Track frameset 56-58ish

Posted on Fri 3rd, January 2014

• #1

theosaurus

I'm in need of a new track frameset for racing in the coming season.
Needs to be around 56-58cm c-c top tube.
Giant omnium would be great but similar sought of aluminum frame will do.
on a bit of a budget so nothing much over £200 unless it's really nice.
I can also offer a part exchange for a recently refurbished dave yates track frame in great condition.
• #2

skullandbiscuits

Are you selling the Dave Yates Track?
• #3

theosaurus

Once I have a replacement, yes.
• #4

kal_yxo

Dammit is selling his track frame, around your budget. Check here:

http://www.lfgss.com/thread84734-17.html
• #5

theosaurus

Thanks for that, however a lot of that price is due to the paint job which I'm not really bothered by so it's not a great deal for me.
• #6

TM

It's still a great frame for £200...
• #7

theosaurus

yes it is

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