Ron Stout frame/fork. 65cm seat tube C-T. 60cm top tube C-C.
Reynolds 531. Serial number 9281, which I'm beginning to
think means it was the 92nd frame built in 1981. It's
definitely a late 1970s or early 1980s frame.
Metallic green paint, in excellent condition with very
few chips. 120mm rear spacing (for 5/6 speed freewheel
hubs). Built for 27" wheels but may fit 700c with
standard reach brakes with a 57mm reach, requires a
nutted brakeset, not recessed.
Will fit 700c wheels with the Diacompe Mod. 610 centerpull
brakes available from Rivendell (see
rivendellbicycles.com15111.htmlOpen ↗).
For those who care, it is built with Prugnat lugs, a
Gargatte bottom bracket shell, and Cinelli fork crown.
Campagnolo dropouts front/rear with fender eyelets.
Includes Campagnolo Nuovo Record headset.
Would make a great fixed-gear conversion for the tall rider,
or would be a good way for the taller rider to get a nice
vintage handbuilt frame/fork.
You know there weren't many classic frames built this size.
Pics available on request.
$250 shipped via FedEx Ground within the lower 48.
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