seeking Track frame

closesupport said:

Seaking cheap track frame, for beginner 22"

Free to a good home, will make generous offer, of lots of love care and attention.

Free to a good home, i was joking about that it? someone must have one they nolonger use or know where i coud purchase a decent one from.

closesupport said:

Seaking cheap track frame, for beginner 22"

Free to a good home, will make generous offer, of lots of love care and attention.

Free to a good home, i was joking about that it? someone must have one they nolonger use or know where i could purchase a decent one from.

closesupport said:

Seaking cheap track frame, for beginner 22"

Free to a good home, will make generous offer, of lots of love care and attention.

Free to a good home, i was joking about that it? someone must have one they nolonger use or know where i could purchase a decent one from.

closesupport said:

Free to a good home, i was joking about that it? someone must have one they nolonger use or know where i could purchase a decent one from.

I'll keep an eye out for u. 55cm top tube?

Are you in/thinking of joining a cycling club? Lots of them have a couple of track bikes that they loan out to riders.

wavydavy said:

Are you in/thinking of joining a cycling club? Lots of them have a couple of track bikes that they loan out to riders.

yes. I was thinking joining a club or making my visits to manchester velodrome a regular occassion, But, i find that riding the bikes that i have been, i am unformiliar with. If you know what i mean.

you get on your own bike and its comfortable, you get on someone elses and it takes a while to get used to. but yes if 22" is 55cm then yes i should e ale to uild that up,

Davy on the track at manchester, how high does the BB have to be, plus will i be allowed to ride with scoop bars. Also will i have to take it with the wheels covered or will i be able to ride it there! are there any rules for taking your own bike on???

closesupport said:

yes. I was thinking joining a club or making my visits to manchester velodrome a regular occassion, But, i find that riding the bikes that i have been, i am unformiliar with. If you know what i mean.

you get on your own bike and its comfortable, you get on someone elses and it takes a while to get used to. but yes if 22" is 55cm then yes i should e ale to uild that up,

Davy on the track at manchester, how high does the BB have to be, plus will i be allowed to ride with scoop bars. Also will i have to take it with the wheels covered or will i be able to ride it there! are there any rules for taking your own bike on???

Didn't realise you weren't from Australia. Not much use me looking then!

22" is 56cm.... 55cm is about 21.5

S/F,
CEYA!

have you ridden the track at manchester before? if not get on a taster session, theyre around £10 (bike included), on several times a week. u can talk to a coach thereand they can point u in the direction of a club

mattbordish said:

have you ridden the track at manchester before? if not get on a taster session, theyre around £10 (bike included), on several times a week. u can talk to a coach thereand they can point u in the direction of a club

I was there the other week, Andrea is the coach who was looking after us, but unfortunately having money difficulties at the minute so have to skip a few, hope to comense riding the track again soon.

Don't want to really join a club, not unless its pretty close to me i'm in wigan. At the minute i'm just putting a 20mile training session every other night, plus 10 miles to and from work with longer rides on my days off.

closesupport said:

I was there the other week, Andrea is the coach who was looking after us, but unfortunately having money difficulties at the minute so have to skip a few, hope to comense riding the track again soon.

Don't want to really join a club, not unless its pretty close to me i'm in wigan. At the minute i'm just putting a 20mile training session every other night, plus 10 miles to and from work with longer rides on my days off.

Speak to the Bicycle repairman in Edinburgh -
111, Newington Rd, Edinburgh, Midlothian EH9 1QW
Tel: 0131 667 5959

They will find ya something!🙂 I got my frame there and they helped me to build it up too.

closesupport said:

I was there the other week, Andrea is the coach who was looking after us, but unfortunately having money difficulties at the minute so have to skip a few, hope to comense riding the track again soon.

Don't want to really join a club, not unless its pretty close to me i'm in wigan. At the minute i'm just putting a 20mile training session every other night, plus 10 miles to and from work with longer rides on my days off.

better update that now hey! due to bad poxy british wether i'm spending more time on the rollers than on the roads, but hey soon be summer again, gotta give the wind credit, its quite exhilerating with a 40/70mph tailwind not to good to ride into as an headwind though, but hey what better training session, one legged intervals with a 40mph headwind mashing out the bigger gears; who needs strength training sessions when you have winds like that to contend with 😄 ..