Track frameset 60cm / french chrome NJS in

Posted on Sat 20th, December 2014

• #1

Derik
Hi there,
I offer for sale my track frameset. It only was used on wooden track the last 3 years.
Very clean.
- Frame: size is 60 (st) x 58 (tt). Entirely chromed.
  Built with reynolds 531 (front triangle, engraved) and columbus tubes (rear triangles, engraved too).
  No other engraving.
  This shy but talented frame builder was french. The lugs are Bocama Super Léger n°1. Seatpost lug is perticularilly nice.
  Campag drop outs.
- Fork: columbus, campag drop outs, cinelli pista 24 crown. Elegant.
- Frameset comes with Dura Ace 7500 components: headset, bb, and NJS cranks and ring (48 x 170).
  Plus chain, very silent.
The bike is in Brussels.
the price is 430 GBP including postage.
Do not hesitate to ask anything.

cheers!
• #2

user111162

Hi do you know who made the frame and if there are more frames like this ik have one and don’t know if it is this one
• #3

Spicep1

It’s a good looker.

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