For Sale: 56cm Square Raceline Record Alloy Track frame

Posted on Sun 6th, July 2014

• #1

Crocka

This one comes from Australia. As stated, it is 56 square. and is suitable for anyone just under 6 foot. Makes a good starter track frame or a run about (keeping in mind it has no brake holes and will only take a narrow (<23mm) front tyre.

Pictures:
https://flic.kr/s/aHsjYQpbQH

There are a few chips in the paint as well as some rub but no dents and crucially this frame has never been ridden off the track.

It takes a standard BSA threaded BB, press fit headset and 31.8 mm seatpost.

In this case I will include everything in the photos: Chain, seat post, BB, headset and stem (100mm).

Based in the North Cotswolds but may be able to arrange a collection point in London. Otherwise I am willing to ship it.

SOLD

Includes a 10% forum donation.

Cheers.
• #2

Antidotes

That tubing looks mental, what is it?
• #3

Uoeno

Pm'd
• #4

Rodolfo

that would look great stripped or cray fluo or matte black. tubing looks mean
• #5

Crocka

Thanks for the interest folks but the frame has gone. As regards the tubing, it's no classic brand but the down tube does have a really cool inset cross section.

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