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http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/track-frame-bb-bicycle-bike-fix-gear-fixie-fixed-road/1034781228

^ THAT IS WHY IT PROBABLY GOT REMOVED!

Ah okay, thanks

For some reason my thread was removed..? I did read the rules and believe I have done everything correctly..

Anyway, from my email notifications I can see a couple of people asked some questions:

1. Sorry I don't know the colour ref.

2. I don't know the brand of the frame, what other info would you like?

Thanks

Lovely track frame - beautiful colour, a real head turner!

Steel frame

Horizontal track dropouts

Seat tube is 55.5cm CC

No dents etc..

A few chips (see pics)..

SRAM GXP Team Bottom Bracket Cup Set included, never been used - RRP £30

Frame is in Shoreham/Brighton for collection or postage is fine..

Any questions please ask

£120

PM'd for some details (dibs)

I have some of these, with eyelets though, which may or may not be a preference. More than 20cm of steerer.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/tifosi-carbon-road-bike-forks-1-inch/

Ah okay thanks - I should have said but yes looking for ones with no eyelets..

Looking for some carbon forks - 1 inch steerer, threadless..

Steerer length - i'll to get an accurate measurement but something around 18cm should be fine..

let me know what you've got

cheers

Dibs on cooler will pm

I PM'd you about

Anyone interested in a Carradice saddle bag? I know they are pretty popular but they do absolutely nothing for me. I've had one kicking around for a while which I desire nor require.

Cheers

cranks now gone

Ali frame now sold..

I can't find you - can you PM me yet?

You got facebook? That way my number/email wont get picked up and endlessly spammed.

Search me Josh Lau

Sure, do you have any other means of contact? Doesn't look like I can PM you my details either..

Waiting for my Nursery thing to clear so i can PM you, will you hold the 53cm frame please

Still up for grabs!

Pm me offers if interested..

A specialized kind of machine!

Do you know what frame it is? This? - http://www.mcconveycycles.com/store/product/12682/SPECIALIZED-LANGSTER-2011-54CM/

Yer not sure why I put 'Track' - mean fg/ss frame obviously..

Measurements added

Collection Brighton/Buxted, possibly clapham (if purchased over the weekend) - Can also post.

Frame measurements center to center.

Aluminum FG/SS Frame+Forks+Stem, Head-set need cleaning or re-building..
SOLD

Road Frame+all inc. in image - £20
Top tube 56.5, seat tube 51

Saddles

#1 - £10

#2 - £5

#3 - £5

Bars

#1 All inc. leavers etc 43cm- £15

#2 Light weight 44cm- £10

Cranks 170mm- £SOLD

Thanks

It's true - even the stylists say it!

I took the survey, and I'd be interested to see your design. We have a 'bike innovation' thread (UTFS) that might be the best place for it.

Hey, there is a preview here, if you like please vote :) (takes two clicks)

Miguel Dolton - Weightless Security
http://ravensbourne2011.com/vote/poll/3

I'm not convinced. All designers are like that. All of them!

Also, you outrageous hipster!!

Reading back I don't think my sarcastic comment really came over? In a sentence I am taught to design functional products that are cost effective in production, yes form is thought about and important but it has to work first!

It's true - even the stylists say it!

I took the survey, and I'd be interested to see your design. We have a 'bike innovation' thread (UTFS) that might be the best place for it.

Thanks for taking the survey, once I have finished showing it at my Degree shows I will post it up on here/bike innovation thread.

Form follows function.

Why draw a line in the sand, when you can build a sandcastle?

Nice to see someone thinks the same.

I have already constructed a lot of my research, and it would suggest that there would be an interest in this service/product.

That's a very interesting point. I did not know that Westminster Council are thinking about charging for motorcycle spaces. It would be in their interest to to find a secure bike parking solution as their borough is one of the hardest hit areas for bicycle theft in London.

Yes of course it has to work...... Un-like some Designers I believe in form over function. [thats essentially why I love my fixed gear :)] Thats not really my area of design but would totally agree with you that it's a pretty big oversight on the architects part.

Although I have to look at how a public bike security service would run, I am concentrating on the lock itself and the technology behind it. The cost is one of my concerns, along with it being secure. The way I have designed the lock would be to eliminate your primary lock and aid a user that doesn't know how to lock their bike properly; a fail safe method for them to lock their bike in the correct way.

Thanks for you comments and thanks to those who have filled in the survey so far!

No pork here.. :)

I am in my 3rd year of university, studying Product Design. The reason for a couple of the questions is to help back up how I intend the service to run - around my product.

Hi fellow cyclists,

I just have a few questions on the security measures you take with your bike. Its 10 questions, pretty much all multiple choice so wont take long, would have taken you longer to read this :)

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/PPVHHXW

Any further comments can be discussed here..

Thanks for your time