Wanted: 50/60s Track Frame & Fork - 59cm

As it says in the thread title. Let me know if you have anything for sale. Frame must be good structurally, no dings, dents or repairs although not fussed about paint. More original the better.

Hi

I have got a 1950's Claud Butler track / road path frame 23.5" 60cm, original paint and rust, no dings, dents or repairs, but I have used the forks on another project. Let me know if you are interested and I will put some pictures up.

59cm - is that seat ot top tube? and C-C or C-T ?
What rear spacing 110 or 120?
Mudgards eyelets? drilled rear?

Thanks but I'd want forks too.

Cheers, 59cm seat tube, or thereabouts. Not fussed about the rest, open to anything that you might have.

Thanks Alphaone

You allready found a frameset @highland_cow ?

Maybe! Unless you have anything else?!

https://www.facebook.com/pg/pistalove/photos/?tab=album&album_id=1239679406140338

59cc Gitane piste

Just picked up a Roy Manser ( Kent Frame Builder of renoun) 58cm x 58cm Track Frame with Seat Pin,Riveted Saddle,Bottom Bracket, Stem , Bars and Track Chain..
Yellow paintwork in good condition. Fancy lugwork.
Roy passed away 18 months ago and I am selling it on behalf of his son.
Inspect/Collect: Maidstone, ME16 9JT.
£150

Just sparking up this thread in case anyone had something to fit the bill...

Anyone?

Also interested in complete builds too. Cheers

Dutch cyclist Klaas Kwantes was active as a rider in the early 1950s, and was also proffesional rider. Klaas however, seemed more born to the technical side of cycling, and excelled there therefore off. Years he watched his cousin Cees Stam at during his games behind the " Stayer " motors. Klaas would also become one of the better builders of "stayer " bicycles. He worked also for many years as a mechanic in big teams like "Chain". Also at the KNWU ( Dutch national cycle federation ) he has years of knowledge which he put into practice, while riders with "name" rode on his bicycles. He build his frames for Peka but also under his own name, Klaas Kwantes, he built bikes. The frames Klaas Kwantes be recognized by the double KK in the seatstays.
58 CC
60 CT
58 TT
Frame: Reynolds 531
Fork Columbus
Yes this frame is made from Reynolds 531 and has a Columbus fork
Back in the days framebuilders used what was laying around or this was done on demand.

375,- Euro ex shipping

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