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I will put a few more photos up this evening. I have quite a few in really good bright light.

Nice frame - does it have a serial number on the bottom bracket?

It does yes but it's very hard to read due to age and wear. It's one of the proper "Q" prefixed serial numbers. I will upload a photo of it this evening so you can see exactly what I mean.

Photos with wheels?

I actually don't have any wheels to even sit it on! I'll see what I can do though...

Just thought I would mention In case anyone didn't know, that those forks are the road version, the only track forks Zeus made are the ones with the 2001 fork crown. Since they are the road versions they are slightly taller and more clearance for mudguards etc. Please correct me if I'm wrong though.
If they were longer I would make you an offer on just the forks, good luck with the sale though!

I think you're right mate - and thank you!

I think you're right mate - and thank you!

Top tube is 54cm

Harry Quinn track frame with Zeus 2000 forks.
Forks drilled for front brake but frame not drilled for rear.
Seat tube measures 52cm CTC.
Bought on ebay prior to proper sizing research but resulted in being too small for me. I am 5'11".

Any requested photos can be provided on request.

I paid £190 but am open to sensible offers.

Please get in touch with any queries.

Thank you.

Beautiful 52cm Harry Quinn classic track frame with chrome Zeus 2000 forks, drilled.
Too small for me and I'm gutted.
Beautiful lugs man!

I have a beautiful old Harry Quinn track frame, 52cm, with chrome Zeus 2000 drilled forks. Too small for me unfortunately...

The bike build bug is itching again. Next: A fixed wheel for street use.

After building a 1978 Ciocc from frame bought on LFGSS (see my profile for pic) I am looking for a more modern frame for the next build.

Size: The Ciocc is 49.5x51, gives me about an inch standover. I'd say 51/52 is perfect, 53 TT also OK, 52 square (or equivalent) may be too high though depends on geo of course. I am 5"5' with longish arms/leg.

Material: Steel. No gas pipe as then it's no lighter than Hob...

Condition: Scratches etc. fine, no big dents or cracks please.

Geometry: Can be tight as long as it doesn't need special expensive tires. Roads here eat tires unfortunately. Some toe overlap OK. A lo-pro or TT frame is also perfectly fine.

Build thread on here for everybody to have An Opinion :)

Budget: Shall we say £200 and willing to stretch for the right frame. Beans on toast, here we come!

I have an beautiful old classic Harry Quinn track frame, 52cm, with Zeus 2000 forks - possibly older than you are looking for but bloody beautiful...
It's too small for me and I paid 190 for it but I'll take any sensible offer in case you were interested.
No worries if not though!

But as Fahrgestell says - shred that mofo.
But she certainly looks very well balanced.
Like the sort of bike that you would get off just grinning and then stare at smiling while you drink your coffee and then realise you are drinking it really fast so you can get back on it again.

looks right - rides right. And it definitely looks right.

He he!

Whatever you do, no matter what it looks like, the most important thing is to ride the sweet Jesu out of it - rain or shine.

YES. Yes. Yes.

Do track forks typically have less height in the crown?

Thanks NLL. I agree that it's sacrilege and I'm battling with that but I really do need a brake!
Quandary...

52cm and beautiful. Zeus 2000 drilled forks.

I have just got hold of an incredible Quinn track frame!

Colnago Master Pista fork - enough height in the fork crown to drill and then mount a standard Campag brake?

Photos don't suggest that there is and I don't want to buy it if I can't then drill the fork. Don't want to die just yet...

Colnago Master Pista fork - enough height in the fork crown to drill?

Woah - is that single sided both ends?
I've never understood the deal with single sided.

Wrong thread! Sorry!!

In motorcycles either...

Woah - is that single-sided both ends?
I've never understood the deal with single sided.