60cm Track Bike - upto £600

Posted on Sat 13th, June 2015

• #1

aserota

Hi all,

Looking for a big track bike 58cm minimum TT to replace my knackered Langster Steel. Not fussed about age/frame material, just something that can run a brake (I have one to stick on) and that runs well.

WHYG
• #2

allister

I still have this bike less wheels if you are interested:

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/267933/#comment12303797

Regards Allister
• #3

aserota in reply to @allister

Yes that's pretty much perfect (I have some wheels in the garage). What am I looking at posted to London?
• #4

allister

Sent a PM , let me know if you have not got it .
• #5

allister

Nothing coming in to my message box, drop me a note to < racers at inbox dot com > if you are still interested .
Regards Allister
• #6

aserota

Yes I am, you don't seem to be receiving my messages. Email me aserota at gmail.com

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