2nd hand very slack hardtail frames

Cqc

Hi guys,
sadly the fox shock of my full suss has given up again (I got a new one 3 years ago), and I figured that I can get a whole new hardtail frame for the cost of a new shock, maybe for even less than a shock service if I'm lucky, I might as well ride a hardtail frame for a change this winter.

I don't really want to ride a short steep xc thing though, I like lowish and slack, so what readily available frames are there like that, to take a 140mm fork which you would recommend?

The sort of bikes that Ragley are releasing in 2016, but I'm looking for something second hand that was released a while ago, But a similar geometry?
What would you all recommend?

rockmonkeysc

Stanton Slackline. Not the cheapest but just brilliant.

Cqc

Cheers, and I'm sure it is Fantastic, but I'm looking at something cheaper, any ideas?

rockmonkeysc

There aren't really any good but cheap ones. On One 456 SS is as good as they get on a budget but it's a harsh ride, crude geometry and weighs as much as a cow. Indestructible though.
I did a season of DH racing on one and just couldn't break it. I was glad to be rid of it though.

buddy_club

Don't know about second hand or if you want a 29er but I got my Parkwood frame for £200 - running 140mm forks and its slack as foooook - rides damn well too.

oodboo

If you can find one, maybe a charge blender.

Cqc

Ended up going with a ragley bagger 288 size M which is said to have a 65 degree head angle static with a 160mm fork, so will have a 66 degree Ha with my 140mm fork, and the top tube is the same length as my size L stumpy and so should fit well. Crucially also has a low standover,something many large hard tails are lacking,and isn't even that heavy. Should be a fun ride!