This is taking up room and I've got other projects to be getting on with.
2005 Rocky Mountain Flow 3.0 frame
16.5" (measured centre to top)
21.5" top tube (measured centre to centre)
Headtube 110mm
Bottom bracket 73mm
Takes a 27.2 post and I'll include the original rocky mountain one along with the rocky mountain seat clamp, pretty sure I've got the rm handlebar and stem too
Disc brake only
26" wheel
Standard qr dropouts
As expected there's a few marks and scratches from use over the years, and a bit of chainsuck, but as a whole the frame's in good condition for its age
There's a great little review here on bike radar:
www.bikeradar.com
Price - 40 pounds
+ 12 Post (UK only)
2005 Rocky Mountain Flow 3.0 frame
16.5" (measured centre to top)
21.5" top tube (measured centre to centre)
Headtube 110mm
Bottom bracket 73mm
Takes a 27.2 post and I'll include the original rocky mountain one along with the rocky mountain seat clamp, pretty sure I've got the rm handlebar and stem too
Disc brake only
26" wheel
Standard qr dropouts
As expected there's a few marks and scratches from use over the years, and a bit of chainsuck, but as a whole the frame's in good condition for its age
There's a great little review here on bike radar:
Rocky Mountain Flow 3.0 review
You'd expect the company from Vancouver, Canada, that helped pioneer free-riding, to build their bikes tough - and you'd be right. The Flow 3.0 is unapologetically over-engineered.
www.bikeradar.com
Price - 40 pounds
+ 12 Post (UK only)
