Someone identify this frame?
02-21-11, 12:06 PM
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Someone identify this frame?
https://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hn...226367906.html
1930s or 40s American frame. $50.00
Frame would make a great single speed project. Rear triangle fits a 700c wheel. Frame size is 23-1/2" from center to top
I'm not sure of the brand. The badge is gone. There is no fork. But, you can buy a replacement 27" chrome from most bike shops. Located about 2 miles from Dinkytown.
Frame would make a great single speed project. Rear triangle fits a 700c wheel. Frame size is 23-1/2" from center to top
I'm not sure of the brand. The badge is gone. There is no fork. But, you can buy a replacement 27" chrome from most bike shops. Located about 2 miles from Dinkytown.
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02-21-11, 12:50 PM
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Yum one piece crank goodness. I'll say pass as it must weigh a ton... and you can find a decent frame new for around 100. Hmm its a shame somebody didn't melt down that frame for the war effort....
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