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Wanted: track frame/road frame with horizontal dropouts

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  1. I'm after a track frame with fitted fork (preferably drilled for front
    brake), in either steel or aluminium, 54 - 56cm. Alternatively a road
    frame with horizontal dropouts, with fitted fork. Willing to pay up to
    £140. Please email cavh at dialstart dot net.

    Thanks,

    Clive

  2. Clive van Hilten said:

    I'm after a track frame with fitted fork (preferably drilled for front
    brake), in either steel or aluminium, 54 - 56cm. Alternatively a road
    frame with horizontal dropouts, with fitted fork. Willing to pay up to
    £140. Please email cavh at dialstart dot net.

    Save another £160 and buy a new Fuji Track. The forks are drilled for a
    brake, and the geometry is sufficiently relaxed that it won't throw you
    off when you hit a pothole (some of those [censored]-paper clearance track
    bikes are a bit too frisky to ride on the road).

  3. Zog The Undeniable said:
    Clive van Hilten said:

    I'm after a track frame with fitted fork (preferably drilled for
    front brake), in either steel or aluminium, 54 - 56cm. Alternatively
    a road frame with horizontal dropouts, with fitted fork. Willing to
    pay up to £140. Please email cavh at dialstart dot net.

    Save another £160 and buy a new Fuji Track. The forks are drilled
    for a brake, and the geometry is sufficiently relaxed that it won't
    throw you off when you hit a pothole (some of those [censored]-paper
    clearance track bikes are a bit too frisky to ride on the road).

    Do those Fujis have enough clearance to fit Kent Peterson style Coroplast
    homemade mudguards ?

  4. Quoted message said:

    I'm after a track frame with fitted fork (preferably drilled for front
    brake), in either steel or aluminium, 54 - 56cm. Alternatively a road
    frame with horizontal dropouts, with fitted fork. Willing to pay up to
    £140. Please email cavh at dialstart dot net.

    There is a road frame with horizontal dropouts in the bike shed at work; I
    have never paid it MUCH attention other than noting it has horiz. dropouts
    and is therefore suitable for a fixed conversion. I dare say it could be
    yours for nowt; the man who owned it fell in t'canal and drowned (riding
    while [censored]) a couple of years ago. Interestingly, it was not the first
    time he did that.. (fell in while [censored] that is, not drowned).

    Anyway, poor old Peter's misfortune could be your starting point. BTW it's
    not the actual one he was on at the time of course...

    Would you like me to make a closer inspection of it, with a view to you
    having it?

    BTW I got an hour in this morning on my very own fixed, they ride superbly
    well. Do it!

    bfn,

    Tony B

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    Quoted message said:

    I'm after a track frame with fitted fork (preferably drilled for front
    brake), in either steel or aluminium, 54 - 56cm. Alternatively a road
    frame with horizontal dropouts, with fitted fork. Willing to pay up to
    £140. Please email cavh at dialstart dot net.

    Thanks,

    Clive

    Hi Clive,
    I know two hippies who lie around smoking dope. Any good to you?

    Not high Sean.

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