Wanted: 60cm frame

Posted on Wed 1st, June 2016

• #1

.ben

Hi,

Looking for a frame to replace my long serving Champion Mondial. Will be run as singlespeed. Anything close to 60cm ST / 58cm TT would be great.

Thanks
• #2

GreatSince78 in reply to @.ben

Hi there, I've got a complete Rotary Rapide, French made by Peugeot early 80's road bike, 59cm c-c seat and top tube, any good to you?
• #3

tomsvoboda

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/282760/#comment12892600
• #4

.ben

Still looking for a steel frame around this size if anyone has anything available. Thanks
• #5

hanford

If you don't want anything fancy - I have a Raleigh Royal 531 60cm frame spare - it's a bit scruffy but still honest - frame only and could send to you for £50. Will prob. need to post as am in Gloucester.
If you'd like shots and its of interest, let me know your email and will send some across to you.
Andy.

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