Get inspired for a new build and maybe this frame could be a good starting point. It's an early Rocky Mountain Element frame from around '97 or '98 and it's in pretty good condition. I've bought this frame around half a year ago with the intention to build it up, but unfortunately it's just too small for me. The frame's serial number is EM8223. The rear triangle with the disc brake tab suggests it was replaced for a newer one. Ofcourse you have still the option to run V brakes on this frame, but it requires to insert brake bolts. No play on the rear triangle bushes, all is in good working order. The coil spring I believe is original and is also in good condition. Original decals are removed and replaced by later Rocky Mountain stickers but it would not take a lot of time to remove these stickers if you want to apply the original ones. Bottom bracket thread is in good condition. Yes, you will find scratches from use here and there, but overall the frame is in pretty good condition.
It takes a 73mm bottom bracket, I measure 26.8mm for the seatpost size (but I could be wrong..) and the seatpost collar is included with the frame. Headset size is 1.1/8". Seattube center to top is 459mm (18"). Top tube center to center is 560mm (22").
EUR120 or GBP100 posted to most places in Europe, including the UK. Paypal preferred, gift or add the cost.
It takes a 73mm bottom bracket, I measure 26.8mm for the seatpost size (but I could be wrong..) and the seatpost collar is included with the frame. Headset size is 1.1/8". Seattube center to top is 459mm (18"). Top tube center to center is 560mm (22").
EUR120 or GBP100 posted to most places in Europe, including the UK. Paypal preferred, gift or add the cost.
