looking for a steel frame that takes 1" threaded headset
11-21-08, 11:55 PM
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looking for a steel frame that takes 1" threaded headset
Not brazed, but welded. Not too expensive ($450 more or less).
Thoughts?
-semi horizontal dropouts not required, prefer vertical but either works
-unicrown fork ok
-prefer a lugged fork crown
Thoughts?
-semi horizontal dropouts not required, prefer vertical but either works
-unicrown fork ok
-prefer a lugged fork crown
11-22-08, 12:53 AM
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Pake. It's cheap but that's all I've got for ya.
11-22-08, 01:01 AM
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That Pake frame doesn't look horrible for a frame
to throw-in-an-IRD-headset-framesaver-it-and-forget
thrasher. Just right. Thanks.
to throw-in-an-IRD-headset-framesaver-it-and-forget
thrasher. Just right. Thanks.
11-22-08, 08:43 AM
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Pake is about the only act in town I can think of as well. Fuji Touring still uses quill type stem I think Windsor tourist I've been told is the same frame. There's a Mercier on that bikes direct site that looks like it's a quill stem bike as well, no canti's though...looks like long reach calipers. Course these aren't 'cross' bikes per say.
I'd watch ebay, personally I've had good luck.
I'd watch ebay, personally I've had good luck.
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11-22-08, 12:46 PM
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