Wanted: frame for fixed conversion 57/58cm

Posted on Thu 7th, August 2014

• #1

rat-racer

I'm after a 57/58cm low/mid range frame for a friend's build. Something 501 or perhaps 531 will do it, main thing is not to break the bank. Ideally I'm thinking £75 max. Will consider cheaper-than-Reynolds steel too if it saves a few quid.

Ta.
• #2

boggy

Not sure if ive already offered to you already but have a 58cm cream colour powder coated Ernie Clements frame 531. PM if interested.
• #3

nyoro

I have a Chris Marshall 531 frame 58cm you can have for £30. I was going to use this as a conversion so have cut the gear hanger off... It's just the frame as I no longer have the forks. Can include a headset if needed.
• #4

xmilosx

ive got a raleigh criterium frame, forks and headset. but its 63cm...
• #5

rat-racer in reply to @nyoro

Perfect. Will PM. Thanks.
• #6

rat-racer in reply to @xmilosx

Thanks for the offer but it's a little too big.

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