stock track FRAMES
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SSSSTIN
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From: Lil' Beirut
Bikes: IRO angus, raliegh ss conversion.
stock track FRAMES
OK, so, i'm looking ahead into a summer project. I want to find myself a decent but more importantly affordable frame/fork. I've been looking into the 300-400 dollar range (and everything possibly cheaper than that)
Basically, i've found:
Pake - 250ish
soma - i forget, like 400-500
IRO - 300-400something
euroasia - around 500
basically, does anyone have any affordable sugestions?
also, you could just discuss stock frames in general
Basically, i've found:
Pake - 250ish
soma - i forget, like 400-500
IRO - 300-400something
euroasia - around 500
basically, does anyone have any affordable sugestions?
also, you could just discuss stock frames in general
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From: Toronto
Bikes: spicer fixie, Haro BMX, cyclops track, Soma Double Cross, KHS Flite 100
uh oh.... add fuji track and rebrands, surly steamroller, khs flite 100 and rebrands, etc. also in that range. Get ready for people telling you there is already a thread about this. I'll head them off:
https://bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=225713
https://bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=225713
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From: Toronto
Bikes: spicer fixie, Haro BMX, cyclops track, Soma Double Cross, KHS Flite 100
Originally Posted by ollyisk
it'd be cool if someone volunteered to compile the information in that thread and condensed it into two categorical threads--complete bikes, and frames--and both threads were locked.
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From: Don't call it Beantown
Bikes: Iro Mark V Fix and a 24" Nirve bmx
Spicer cycles has some decent frames for not too much. I got a frame/fork that they messed up the paint on for 200. Pretty nice frame, I think it's the same thing as a khs filte100. I'd still be riding it if it weren't for that ford taurus wrecking it.
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Bikes: IRO Angus; Casati Gold Line; Redline 925; '72 Schwinn Olympic Paramount
Don't get the Pake. IRO makes a quality frame (biased?), but the Bare Knuckle (Euroasia) is definitely sweet.
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SSSSTIN
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From: Lil' Beirut
Bikes: IRO angus, raliegh ss conversion.
bareknuckles are kinda expensive...
yeah, i know i shouldn't get the pake but ****, my budget is literally going to be somewhere not much higher than 300 so its hard
the velo shop just got a bunch of bareknuckles in. for some odd reason the new ones have brake braze-ons. anyways, they are ****ing great but also 500 + dollars so i doubt i can go for that.
does euro-asia make a cheaper frame? i thought i heard word of that.
the velo shop just got a bunch of bareknuckles in. for some odd reason the new ones have brake braze-ons. anyways, they are ****ing great but also 500 + dollars so i doubt i can go for that.
does euro-asia make a cheaper frame? i thought i heard word of that.
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From: SF, CA
Bikes: IRO Angus; Casati Gold Line; Redline 925; '72 Schwinn Olympic Paramount
Too pricy. The close-out Spicer frames (KHS Flite 100) aren't too bad. It's what Nolan has.
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