Wanted: Cheap aluminium frame

Posted on Wed 9th, September 2009

• #1

Bigfoot

I'm looking for a large aluminium frame to build up a pub bike. Dont need forks - I have some 1 1/8 integrated carbon forks that need a bike. Hoping to only spend about fifty squid or so -so not fussed about condition. thanks
• #2

Greasy_Slag

where you at? i know of a naff apollo that needs liberating
• #3

Bigfoot

kingsland road, any good?
• #4

Bigfoot

Any news on the apollo?
• #5

TW85

There's a guy on Gumtree selling an Evans alu frame for £10 in East london, I was going to buy it because it was only a tenner, then I realised I couldn't be arsed to go all the way across town for something I didn't need or have any room for.

search for 'evans' on gumtree and it'll come up
• #6

Bigfoot

Sounds perfect. I couldnt find it though -maybe gone already
• #7

TW85

yeah it's gone
• #8

avsmithy

ive got one possibly if your still interested?
its a mongoose crossway frame good condition
will get some pics if you want

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