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No problem, thanks to have a look at the pics anyway! I know Concorde had it's frames built about everywhere so think this will stay an unsolved mistery...

Picture maybe?

Really thanks for the links but I'm actually looking for one in Genius tubing.

I only find the ones in size 60 or something. You have a link to them? Thanks!

Unbelievable. I mailed the seller to confirm I would come by and pick up the frame and all he answers is: "don't bother, the frame's gone already".

So, so far no Coppi for me. :-(

For a decent price if possible...

Thanks
Wim

I can bend the rear stays for you. ;-)

I'm looking for a 56 or 57. At this moment I first have to get rid of some of my other bikes because the house is getting a bit full of bikes...

54 is less common, that's true, but surely not impossible to find. Fact is: the MX Leader was an expensive frame back then so less sold (and now harder to find). The market is full of cheaper models but the high end frames are hard to find.

Wim

this is the 53 beater frame: (the Concorde in the front, not the Panasonic in the rear ;-)). There's a fork with it but that's been resprayed and I'm still trying to get that paint off it (there's chrom under it).

For this frame I'm looking for 125 euro (F+F).

more pictures here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/k5yf1ojfjxdmu6q/AAAW-qn3RQ90WNWPmdCaUkR4a?dl=0

Super!

Yes indeed, Weinmann Domex, Kelme, Seven-Eleven, ADR, Hitachi,... the early nineties Merckx teamcolours all were fantastic.

I have a 53 frame as well that's more a beater (cheaper too). Will post pics later today.

Maybe this one is to clean to fall in the "beater" range but you can have it for 200 pounds (frame + fork):

If I knew someone who has a MX Leader for sale in my size, no way I'll tell you. ;-)

They're so hard to find...

What size are you looking for?

Those Grammo's are fabulous.

No wonder I never saw one before, it's a prototype (according to the site you mentioned). "Pièce unique".

Never seen that kind of Merckx frame design before. Is it real?

Received these this morning (straight from the mid-eighties!) so I can start with the final part of the project.

If you want a Euclid crankset to go with it, I have one somewhere in a box. ;-)

I think a Campa Olimpus (off road) derailleur. Early nineties.

Wim

Thanks!

same frame as mine (^).

Ultimate pricedrop: 150 euro shipped to the UK (or Belgium's neighbouring countries; other countries: ask for price)

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