KHS Montana Pro, 1993. £115

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Very light weight XC / trail / commuting bike, used, good condition, some scuffs / scratches. Sole owner, includes original catalogue, Owner’s Manual, service receipt, MBUK test review “The KHS was the lightest bike on the test and provided the greatest riding thrills”
Frame: Large [19"], purple, True Temper double-butted chromoly tubes, forged dropouts. Serial No U30305305
Forks: Spinner superlite chromoly, forged dropouts
Headset: Shimano LX
Cranks: Shimano FC-M730 175mm
Chainset: Shimano FC-M730 46t x 36t x 26t
Front mech: Shimano XT FD-M736
Rear mech: Shimano XT RD-M735
Shift levers: Shimano XT Rapidfire ST-M095
Chain: Sachs PC-61 7spd [worn, needs replacing]
Cassette: Shimano XT CS-HG70 13/30 7spd
Bottom bracket: Shimano BB-UN71
Pedals: VP 105A
Hubs: Front: Shimano HB-M730, 32 hole; Rear: Shimano FH-M732, 32 hole
Rims: Front: Weinmann Bontrager BCX1; Rear: Sun Chinook CR1S 26”
Handlebars: Zoom aluminium, black
Stem: Zoom competition
Brakes: Shimano BR-M734 cantilever
Saddle: Specialized Comp Body Geometry
Seat post: Kalloy SP-264, 27.2 x 300mm
Mudguards: Polisport
Bottle cage: Black plastic
More photos at:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/sung94p5ndh7 ... 2ZU6a?dl=0
Prefer cash / collection from south Manchester, could arrange post at extra cost
 

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Hi All, sorry just got to this and thought i'd replied but must have clicked the wrong button. So to answer the questions;
Size is quoted 19" and what i've just measured [20" if you include the tube protrusion with the clamp]. I'm about 5'10" and it was fine for me so give or take a few inches. Top tube / crossbar is 23".
I've never posted a bike before and my initial investigation into getting a box, packing, posting and insurance seemed uneconomic compared to the value of the bike. Also, if i was buying i would want to see it before parting with my money, but if its the other end of the country its not practical. Any suggestions on how this can be done economically appreciated.
Sounds like some of you have more bikes than me [and more room to store them!], so if you are interested in acquiring a few more I have a 5 Spot and Mount Vision already listed, and a Marin XC FRS and old Carlton road bike still to come! 07710 704460 if you want to discuss. Rgds
 
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Lots of interest in this!
I'd join the queue if the bike was being split - as i only NEED the bars! :facepalm:
GLWTS :)
 
Re: KHS Montana

Bargain x2..

Just picked up a Montana Comp TT AVR - great frame and I'm a Kona/Orange fan.

Had a Montana back in the '90 always felt quick handling and lively - trust my latest will be slower :LOL:
 
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