Looking for a Track Bike

Posted on Sat 1st, March 2008

• #1

lappiesza

Hi all,

Anyone have a track bike for sale? I am 6ft4 and in need of a steed!

I have looked at the Fuji but maybe someone has a second hand one I can buy for this season.

Joe
• #2

Velocio

What sort of budget do you have, and are you looking for a frame and fork or a complete bike?
• #3

Evilmonkey

Not trying to take away someones sale here, but noticed you've just done your induction at HH.

Last season you could hire a new fuji off them for the season for next to nothing (£30?). You can set it up for you and I think they even keep it in their trailers.

Might be a good mid ground if you're only planning to use it there?
• #4

lappiesza

that sounds like an option thank you.

i am also thinking that i have a tt bike(quintana roo kilo) that might be a nice track conversion? what do you guys think?
• #5

deleted

wouldn't the bb be too low for the track.
• #6

dogsballs

BLB have some nice fausto coppi's ;) :p

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