Wanted:Relaxed MTB

barry2017

Old School Grand Master
Hello guys-
I'm looking for a frame to replace my old Puegeot Alpine.
Ideal size is 18"-20". The more relaxed the angles the better.
King, obviously, would be another early Puegeot MTB, before they sold the badge off . I had a Dakar 21 frame. It had 531 main tubes, was lightweight but not stupidly so, and it would have been perfect, but I sold it about a month before I broke my complete bike. :evil:
It doesn't have to be made with esoteric materials, it just needs to be straight and free of dents, with nothing siezed.
I'll also consider other makes, or a complete bike.
Cash waiting for the right thing. Don't be shy!
Chris
 
Very nice. It's really a bit less relaxed than I was after, but it looks gorgeous. What rear spacing does it have?
 
chris667":z2bpf4h0 said:
Very nice. It's really a bit less relaxed than I was after, but it looks gorgeous. What rear spacing does it have?

I'll do the measurements tonight for you.

I'm after £35 posted for it, and will chuck in a stem too ;)
 
Frame

Hi there,

If you do not take the gary fisher frame already I could offer a New Aluminium frame from about 1995. Bellow you find a picture how it looks like on a complete bike as I also built up such a frame for my daily ride.
frame size: 48,5cm
price: 70 EUR + 17 EUR shipping within the EU

if you need the bigfork in the picture: + 15 EUR
ritchey headset: + 8 EUR
wheeler seatpost: + 3 EUR
itm stem: + 3 EUR

The frame is a privat sale without warranty.

Best regards
andré

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BIKE AND FRAMES

hi
i have the following bike for sale at present
2008 claud butler cape wrath xc
20" aluminium frame
27 speed deore components
lockout suntour front fork
shimano disk compatible hubs with ritchey rims
bike has done about 4 hours cycling
rrp £449 will sell for about £230 delivered

also have brand new frame the same as below in 18" and 20" £35 posted
 

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Andrè- thanks, but I think I will pass. That's a nice looking bike, but I will have to pay import duties on it, which rather puts me off.
martintobikes- again, thanks for offering the bikes, but they're not what I'm looking for.
I really want something a bit earlier than any of these. Does anyone have an old Courier Comp frameset knocking about? Something of that ilk would be exactly what I'm after. I'd prefer one with cantis, but could live with a u-brake.
 
Hi Chris,

I've worked in import/export, trust me there is no VAT or import duty on purchases made within the EU.

Cheers
 
That's useful to know, cheers!
Have been really stung buying stuff in the past.
Still looking for a frame, though!
 
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