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1994 Habanero on the trail...
20170818_065507 by shamalama88, on Flickr
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Never heard of this brand till now.
Where did you dig this one up?
http://www.slowtwitch.com/Interview/Hot ... _3066.html
Never heard of this brand till now.
Where did you dig this one up?
http://www.slowtwitch.com/Interview/Hot ... _3066.html
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I might have a big problem..... I cant get this screw loose in the stem.... Its stuck... but I havent used all my force on it yet... but sprayed some multispray WD-40 in it and let it be for a while..
Should I use a longer hexkey?
Suggestions? To loosen it.. it must be to pull the hexkey away from me.... but the screw havent released yet....
I might have a big problem..... I cant get this screw loose in the stem.... Its stuck... but I havent used all my force on it yet... but sprayed some multispray WD-40 in it and let it be for a while..
Should I use a longer hexkey?
Suggestions? To loosen it.. it must be to pull the hexkey away from me.... but the screw havent released yet....
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I picked this frame locally for a song. Luckily it was just my size. Built it up with spare parts and rode it within a couple days. Love it! Light and stiff, and the Kona front end is a nice complement, giving a little compliance.
The tubing is oversized and straight gauged. The welds are good but not perfect. Made in China, but I'm not holding that against it: it makes for a great rider that I can mess around with.
It doesn't have the cache of the Merlins, Deans, Litespeeds, etc. of the world, but that's cool. Now that I know its a keeper, I can tweak the components as I go and get it just right...
20170818_065429 by shamalama88, on Flickr
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I picked this frame locally for a song. Luckily it was just my size. Built it up with spare parts and rode it within a couple days. Love it! Light and stiff, and the Kona front end is a nice complement, giving a little compliance.
The tubing is oversized and straight gauged. The welds are good but not perfect. Made in China, but I'm not holding that against it: it makes for a great rider that I can mess around with.
It doesn't have the cache of the Merlins, Deans, Litespeeds, etc. of the world, but that's cool. Now that I know its a keeper, I can tweak the components as I go and get it just right...
20170818_065429 by shamalama88, on Flickr
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