24" Trek 700 531c frame and fork
09-15-23, 08:07 AM
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24" Trek 700 531c frame and fork
Now sold -- thanks.
For sale is a 24” Trek 700 Tri-Series frame and fork. Reynolds 531c frame, 531 forks. This frame has some unpleasant corrosion at the top tube cable guides and needs a good clean but is otherwise in good shape.
$75 plus shipping at actual cost.
10/8/23 update and price drop -- now $50 plus shipping.
For sale is a 24” Trek 700 Tri-Series frame and fork. Reynolds 531c frame, 531 forks. This frame has some unpleasant corrosion at the top tube cable guides and needs a good clean but is otherwise in good shape.
$75 plus shipping at actual cost.
10/8/23 update and price drop -- now $50 plus shipping.
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09-15-23, 12:14 PM
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phew too big for me otherwise it'd be on it's way here. Doesn't get much better than 531c
09-15-23, 04:07 PM
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Would you mind measuring the top tube and chainstay lengths for me?
(I'd prefer cm if you can, but inches are okay too.)
(I'd prefer cm if you can, but inches are okay too.)
09-15-23, 04:23 PM
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Yes, thank you -- that's shorter in the top tube than what I'm looking for. It should be a great frame for the right person.
09-18-23, 05:58 AM
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My fleet is lacking a 531 frame. If I were in the USA I would snap it up. As it is, I will cogitate on it. Where are you located?
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10-08-23, 11:22 AM
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Could you possibly measure steerer tube length and thread length on same ? Thanks
10-10-23, 11:23 AM
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Man, my compliments again. If this fit me I would have snapped it up already.
11-12-23, 09:08 AM
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Bump 11/12/23 There's been a fair amount of interest in this frame, but no one committed yet, so still available.
