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what frame is this and where can i get it?
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/lac...627663052.html
http://i548.photobucket.com/albums/i...9/FSA_3044.jpg this looks like something off ebay from china, but i can't seem to find it on ebay! WHERE CAN I BUY ONE?! |
looks kinda similar to the "Planet-X"
http://www.planet-x-usa.com/pPCTRKFR...-Frameset.aspx |
Originally Posted by preston811
(Post 10483136)
looks kinda similar to the "Planet-X"
http://www.planet-x-usa.com/pPCTRKFR...-Frameset.aspx |
The shape looks much closer to this one, but with the weave of the planet-X
http://www.diytrade.com/china/4/prod...Seat_Post.html |
Originally Posted by preston811
(Post 10483199)
The shape looks much closer to this one, but with the patterning of the planet-X
http://www.diytrade.com/china/4/prod...Seat_Post.html |
getting warmer though eh, it's so close, maybe it's a different year like you suggested of the other one. it has a different seat clamp too. put it in a 12k weave and it is damn close. WTH is diytrade.com though. Wholesaler I guess.
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I don't know what frame it is but there is one for sale here.
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You could ask the seller what kind of frame it is?
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It's definitely not a Planet X.
It's a triathlon/TT bike converted for track use. That's why it has a spot for a front derailleur, water bottle bosses, and why it has short rear track ends (drop outs). It's most likely made from a standard mold from a manufacturer/distributor in Asia. They sell them to turn-key bike companies and add "Your Company Name Here" to all of the gear. There may be a number of companies offering this frame. You can get a Planet X for about $850 shipped from England. I know 3 guys that have them at the velodrome. Good bikes. |
Given how short horizontal rear fork-ends are and the front derailleur mount, I would be willing to bet that it is Planet X's TT/Tri bike. The weave is a little bit smaller on the bike on craigslist, but it could be an older year.
http://www.planet-x-warehouse.co.uk/...g/1D080600.jpg EDIT: After some more research, the company that made these frames for Planet X is called XDS-Carbon Tech. They have two models of a TT frame; the X-B14, and the X-B14B. The differences are slightly different shape, and what looked to be slightly different weave. Perhaps this is why this frame is a No-Name to the Seller. XDS is an overseas (Chinese) company. |
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Originally Posted by ksharp
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