54cm steel beater track frame and forks

Posted on Mon 29th, October 2018

• #1

mgm4352

A frame break has left me bikeless. Whilst I get it fixed / sort out a long term solution I need a bike!

I'm looking for an old track frame that I can use in the interim (and maybe as a future commuter).

A 54cm, old track frame would be ideal, but I am open to suggestions.

Cheers
• #2

Kobe
Ive got this alu 7020 SL
450 euro complete

i know your lookin for steel
but maybe you like this one :)

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• #3

mgm4352

Thanks but just looking for f+f
• #4

gintas_ce in reply to @mgm4352

pm'd
• #5

user67706akajimmythegrin

Got a giante Frame,fork and headset in that size, not a track frame but horizontal dropouts so make a nice beater, looking around£65, let me know if of interest cheers Jim

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