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The lighter nights are making me think it's time for a new build and a chance to use up some parts I've collected.
I'm looking for something about 60cm and I'd prefer not to have to paint it.
Budget isn't big.
Anyone got anything interesting?
 
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Hi Jonny,
Thanks for the offer and it's a very nice frame but I don't really want to have to refinish the frame I buy.
 
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Hi

Ex-LGF Norman Fay, Audax frame 23" in old money, a small dent under the top tube and paint tatty but useable, will include a pair of old skool Shimano cantilevers £80 posted.

Pic lifted from LGF

Cheers

Mark :D
 

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I have a Concorde Mistral frame and fork:

60cm CTT seat tube, 57.5 top tube 17.75 head tube.
Columbus Aelle (low end tubing, but a well made frame)
Gipiemme dropouts
130mm spacing (early 90s I would guess)
Rear brake cable routes through frame
Braze on front mech
Italian threads
27.2 seat post
Recessed brake fittings
Could be used for modern kit

I would describe the condition as fair. Chrome is presentable but there are a lot of marks on the chainstay, a chainstay protector could cover the worst of it. Paintwork has many chips and marks, but a bit of touching up could look quite reasonable. There are some small cracks to the paint around the seat cluster, shown in the photos. It's pictured with a headset, but it's dangerously notchy, so I'll remove it.

IMG_1490 by cromoman, on Flickr

More photos:
https://flic.kr/s/aHskT6qPjf

£70 posted to UK
 
I've got quite a few 22/ 23"/24"frames I'd part with..
All decent steel frames. I'm probably not too far away
 
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