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Offline colr6

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rigid frame
« on: 17.02. 2012 19:58 »
Can any one help in need of a7 or a10 rigid frame. would be interested in part bike, full bike or frame and parts any leads would be much appreciated
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Offline terryk

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Re: rigid frame
« Reply #1 on: 18.02. 2012 10:08 »
They are very hard to find there are a number of members chasing rigid frames me being one of them.
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Offline vagabond

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Re: rigid frame
« Reply #2 on: 19.02. 2012 11:24 »
I have also been looking for a rigid for quite a while. good luck
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Re: rigid frame
« Reply #3 on: 22.02. 2012 01:45 »
A mate who is building a rigid competition model is going down the path of modifying a choppered plunger frame.
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