Asininedrivel
caviar connoisseur
Item: 2016 (maybe) On One 456 Evo II frame - 20" size. Geometry can be found here
Location: Melbourne. Prefer not to post but probably can
Item Condition: Excellent. 8/10
Reason for selling: Stripped for other projects and finally accepted I'm not going to rebuild it.
Price and price conditions: $180
Extra Info: Got some 26" wheels and straight steerer forks looking for a home? Perhaps you've got a crappy old 26" alloy hardtail lurking in the corner of the shed being eaten by spiders and would prefer the feel of cold forged steel instead to swap parts to? Whatever your flavour, this frame can provide. As the name suggests, this is a bike that can handle 4, 5 or 6 inches of travel forks and be happy as a composting pig.
It's definitely on the firmer (rather than super compliant) end of steel "feel" but is a riot of fun dressed in either wayward landfill or NOS spec Totems / Deemaxes. Definitely a few paint chips but no dings or dents. I'm not sure you can dent it actually.
Pictures: Yers
Location: Melbourne. Prefer not to post but probably can
Item Condition: Excellent. 8/10
Reason for selling: Stripped for other projects and finally accepted I'm not going to rebuild it.
Price and price conditions: $180
Extra Info: Got some 26" wheels and straight steerer forks looking for a home? Perhaps you've got a crappy old 26" alloy hardtail lurking in the corner of the shed being eaten by spiders and would prefer the feel of cold forged steel instead to swap parts to? Whatever your flavour, this frame can provide. As the name suggests, this is a bike that can handle 4, 5 or 6 inches of travel forks and be happy as a composting pig.
It's definitely on the firmer (rather than super compliant) end of steel "feel" but is a riot of fun dressed in either wayward landfill or NOS spec Totems / Deemaxes. Definitely a few paint chips but no dings or dents. I'm not sure you can dent it actually.
Pictures: Yers
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