Livery Prototype Track Frame/Fork: Yoke Chainstay, Fancy Lugs & Dropouts, Columbus Steel, 53cm (c-t)

According to a rep from Livery, this is an early prototype frame from a project between Livery Design Groups and Hurley.  The model never went into production, although the dropout design does see use on the LDG Pursuit MK2 & MK3 frames. It has quite classic stylings with lined lugs and a threaded steerer, although the beefy dropouts are quite modern.  Buy it as a budget frame to race as is, or repaint it and make something truly special.

 It is drilled for brakes front and rear, so you could make it into a singlespeed commuter as well. The tubing is Columbus.  The most obvious design feature is the long yoke style seatstay!  Overall this is a unique well made frame with nicely shaped lugs and a cool (but worn) paintjob. 

It comes with an unmarked chrome headset with classic stylings.

Size

This is roughly a Medium or small/medium. Top tube measures 54cm, seat tube at 53cm c-t.  It will fit riders roughly 5ft 4 to 5ft 9 tall.

• Seat tube: 53cm (c-t), 51cm (c-c)
• Top tube: 54cm
• Head tube: 108mm

Condition

Great used shape.  Frame is straight, with NO bends, dents, cracks, or damage.  Paint has a good number of chips and scratches.  It looks nice enough for a backup bike, but you may wish to repaint it if you want to put pricey parts on it.   Headset spins super smooth, and has minimal marks.

Details

• Lugged Columbus steel tubing
• Seatpost size: 26.8mm
• Bottom bracket threads: English
• Wheel size: 700c
• Silver 1" threaded headset
• Brown
• Frame number: 60 LS