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WTB: Cheap Road Frame

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  1. Hey, I'm looking for a cheap road frame to build up kind of a beater for the
    winter, the rain, and getting around. Anyone have one they could let go?
    I'm looking for a 54-56cm in decent condition, preferably with a fork and
    headset included. I could go aluminum or steel, it doesn't make much
    difference to me. All for less than $150. I know it's asking a lot, but I
    thought I'd ask.

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    Frank W. Marrs III
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    [email hidden]

  2. Check out www.chucksbikes.com

  3. Thanks all. I got one.

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    Frank W. Marrs III
    Georgia Institute of Technology
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    "Frank W. Marrs III" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hey, I'm looking for a cheap road frame to build up kind of a beater for
    the winter, the rain, and getting around. Anyone have one they could let
    go? I'm looking for a 54-56cm in decent condition, preferably with a fork
    and headset included. I could go aluminum or steel, it doesn't make much
    difference to me. All for less than $150. I know it's asking a lot, but
    I thought I'd ask.

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    Frank W. Marrs III
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    [email hidden]

  4. Frank & all,
    I have a 54 Sirrus set up as single speed with Cyclone cartridge bearing hubs on GP4 tubs, Galli calipers, Ultegra cranks, 1" quill stem, etc. ready to ride except no pedals.
    If you just want the frame, you can have it for $150. plus shipping or the whole rig for $325.
    Pics on request.

    QUOTE=Frank W. Marrs III]Hey, I'm looking for a cheap road frame to build up kind of a beater for the
    winter, the rain, and getting around. Anyone have one they could let go?
    I'm looking for a 54-56cm in decent condition, preferably with a fork and
    headset included. I could go aluminum or steel, it doesn't make much
    difference to me. All for less than $150. I know it's asking a lot, but I
    thought I'd ask.

    --
    Frank W. Marrs III
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    [email hidden][/QUOTE]

  5. In article <[email hidden]>, [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Hey, I'm looking for a cheap road frame to build up kind of a beater for the
    winter, the rain, and getting around. Anyone have one they could let go?
    I'm looking for a 54-56cm in decent condition, preferably with a fork and
    headset included. I could go aluminum or steel, it doesn't make much
    difference to me. All for less than $150. I know it's asking a lot, but I
    thought I'd ask.

    www.chucksbikes.com . The arthur A1 is in your price range.
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    Alex

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