SOLD Ribble Scandium frame SOLD

[z979]

Used Ribble Scandium SC61.10A frame. Horizontal geometry. Seat tube 52cm CTT and top tube 52.5cm CTC, head tube 85mm. Takes 27.2 seatpin, 1-inch fork and headset, english BB, band-on front mech, double bottle bosses, Ergo/STI bosses. 130mm rear end and replacable drop outs. Almost mint. Lovely super light frame with those fabulous box stays. A delight. Includes seatpin collar and gear adjusters. SOLD

 

[shedobits]

Interested in swaps? I have a Cannondale Saeco caad3 with carbon Time forks, D.A headset, seat pin binder and replaceable mech hanger. At 56 mm CTC it's too big for me.

 

[z979]

Thanks but I already have a CAAD3 Saeco and yours is too big for me. Is this frame your sort of size?

 

[shedobits]

Frames

Yup, 52 or 54 would be ideal [I'm a 53]. The 'Dale is a great ride but too long in the TT really.

 

[z979]

Those Time forks would be nice with this; I used a pair of Look. It's a different ride to my Cannodale.

 

[shedobits]

Just been out to the cave - the head tube is 162mm so I would need to either :
A] Find someone to tap the thread down the steerer tube.

B] Shorten the steerer tube and convert it to a 1" ahead, [has anyone done this]?

Oh! I've had another senior moment, the fork is Time not Look.

 

[z979]

It's Time on our Saeco Cannondales correct but I used a Look on the Scandium. You can tap the thread down on your fork and I reckon that's a better solution to ahead, which I don't much care for in general. But you could use the non thread part of the steerer as an ahead but you'd have to cut off the threaded part and install a star fangled nut. Would it be long enough though for that ?