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  1. #1
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    WTB: Hardtail frame

    I'm looking for a steel or high qulaity aluminum frame around the 18" range with a longish top tube. Preferably something along the lines of an IF, a Bianchi Steel/ Carbon/ Easton Elite frame, a serotta, RM Blizzard, Ellsworh sub22, Yeti ARC or FRO, or something high quality and more boutique. I would just go out and order an IF if I had a wad of cash, but I'm looking for something used since I'm on more of a budget. So let me know if you or your friends have got anything for sale or laying around. Thanks

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    You looking for something new or would older be okay? I have a Pro FRO that has seen very little use (even though it is about 8 years old now). Problem is it has the old 1 1/4 headtube so forks are hard to find. Let me know cuz right now it is just collecting dust....
    Last edited by Professor; 09-09-2005 at 12:39 PM.
    "I dont hike.... my legs are too heavy"

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    They make spacers to make 1 1/4" into 1 1/8" don't they? Are looking to sell it for cheaper, or do you want ot sell for lots because it is "vintage." Let me know.

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    How about a Rocky Mountain Blizzard? Disk-compatable, too.
    ¡Órale, vato!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Viva
    How about a Rocky Mountain Blizzard? Disk-compatable, too.
    let me know too

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    Quote Originally Posted by Viva
    How about a Rocky Mountain Blizzard? Disk-compatable, too.

    Sounds perfect. What size? Condition? Pictures?

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    It's an 18.5" or a 19"- I forget. 2002 or 2003 model. I bought the complete bike April last year, rode it 3 or 4 times and just ain't interested. I'm a trail runner and road cyclist and not vice versa. There ought to be a pic on the Rocky mountain website. The frame's in beautiful shape.

    Although it's a complete bike, parting it out ought to work as well.

    Right now the bikes at a shop where I have it on consignment, so I'd have to go there to take some pics. BTW, this shop also has a somewhat beat-up Fat Cycles Buck Shaver for sale. That bike's a 17" or 17.5", if anyone's interested.
    ¡Órale, vato!

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    So far Viva is winning and Professor is the runner up.

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    SUnday Night Bump. Anoyone else have a frame to get rid of?

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