WTD Steel frame and forks 18"-20"

[andyh2]

I'm after a steel frame and forks for my Xtracycle project. Size wise can consider 18"-20". I'd like 1 1/8" aheadset type front end, preferably with 'normal' vertical dropouts. Can consider track ends provided dropout is 7mm thick or less. ie Surly 1x1 would be nice but the hooded type dropout makes it a pain for conversion.

A 19" Orange Clockwork or P7 (not the more recent versions for longer forks though) would be dandy, but I don't suppose there's so many of them coming up.

Doesn't necessarily need to be retro a geared 18" Inbred frame would do nicely.

Oh, I'm Perthshire way so likely to need posting.

Thanks

 

[Jones]

Answered on Bikeradar as well I'm guessing 17" is too small :?:

Anniversary Clockwork 1999 I think :?: £50 posted for bare frame, no dents and paintwork is better than it looks in the pic

 

[andyh2]

I so want to say YES to that, but at 6' and 34" inside leg I think I really need the 19".

 

[knighty]

Ive got a steel Marin 19" with seatpin, bb, & aheadset !

Powder coated silver
http://www.flickr.com/photos/21694243@N08/3455949834/

 

[one-eyed_jim]

I've got a 19-20"-ish 1997 Marin Bear Valley SE frame (no fork) in very good condition except for a mangled derailleur hanger. It's in France, so postage may be steep, but drop me a line if interested, and I'll sort you out some pictures and better measurements.

 

[jez-4-bikes-max]

19" 1991 Kona frame for 75 quid?

 

[andyh2]

Jez, I'd hope for a fork and headset at £75 so maybe I'm being a bit unrealistic, well for a Cindercone anyway.

One-eyed Jim, thanks for the offer, but postage from France probably makes it uneconomical.

Knighty you have PM

 

[andyh2]

Think I'm sorted now. Thanks all.