Steel winter frame
kim10
Posts: 186
Hi,
Although still a bit early I am going to start building a new winter training bike, so I am on the look for a good budget quality frame. I quit like the idea of a steel frame but have limited experience with them so could anybody recommend a reasonable light steel frame, that can take full mudguards and preferably also could accommodate a rack.
Many thanks.
Although still a bit early I am going to start building a new winter training bike, so I am on the look for a good budget quality frame. I quit like the idea of a steel frame but have limited experience with them so could anybody recommend a reasonable light steel frame, that can take full mudguards and preferably also could accommodate a rack.
Many thanks.
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Get yourself to a local frame shop - they'll build whatever you want0
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Well I got myself I Planet-X Kaffenback. Fitted guards and a rack.
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/FRP ... back-frame
Out of stock at the moment."I thought of it while riding my bicycle."0 -
Not exactly cheap, and i am not sure whether they sell just the frames however i have heard good things about them:
http://www.enigmabikes.com/bike-list.htmlCannondale SS Evo Team
Kona Jake CX
Cervelo P50 -
Kona Honky Tonk or Genesis Equilibrium are both very nice. Genesis is £400 frame & fork, and I've seen the Kona at less than £300 or £550 for a full bike.Alex0
