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Wanting to buy a decent CX frame or complete
Hey CX afficionados,
I'm a roadie that has recently caught the CX bug. Looking to buy a decent CX frame or partial/complete CX frame for my build up project. If you have a spare bike,pit bike or incomplete project bike that you are willing to sell and ship(yes unfortunately I live in Barrie,Ontario,Canada) I would be more than happy to pay fair market value for your goods. It seems there is a very limited market for used CX bikes in my area. My geometry needs are such ...max seat tube of 52cm and a max top tube of 54cm for my 5'7" - 31" size..I believe that corresponds to 49-52cm frames in a CX frame.
If you have something to peddle to me please send me a message,
Cheers
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Permalink Reply by Chris Fuller on
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I have 3 choices in the classifieds. Konas major jakes.
2 are complete bikes without wheels, 1 is frame only.
Good luck whatever you choose, cross is a blast.
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I have a 52 cm Kona Major Jake Scandium (54cm Top Tube) without wheels in the classifieds.
And I live in Buffalo - a few hours from you.
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Permalink Reply by Andrew FItzpatrick on
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I have a Cannondale CX9 in the forums here: http://cowbell.cxmagazine.com/forum/topics/fs-2008-cannondale-cx9-9...
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