94 (I think) Kona AA

Dr-Zocchi · Jul 21, 2016

redaeston":18kgjljh said:
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Seems to be a XC50 or XC51. The decal are selfmade?

It has 24mm stanchion tube, the XC500 seals (oil and dust) will fit. Seals and manual is no problem .. I also might have a black spare fork crown.

Drop me a note, if interrested

http://dr-marzocchi.projectweb.de/repar ... 1-ab-1994/ (sorry, server has a low bandwidth uplink and information on page needs to be updated; but you can download the manuals from this page).

redzephyr · Jul 24, 2016

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I recommend looking at the Judy's xc's found on the 96 model konas as a replacement. I have them on my 96 Kula.

....Like magas has on his explosif

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=38748&hilit=+kona+explosif

I have some sids on my 96 AA currently but will swap them out from some gold 98 z2 atoms I have which need a new steerer tube.

redaeston · Jul 28, 2016

I might have got lucky this lunch time. I found some pace rc36 evo 2's. There are a few problems though

1/ I will need to swap the steerer as its unthreaded
2/ they are leaking air which apparently is a common issue with this fork
3/ they only have a disk mount at the moment

As far as 3 goes I am not sure if I should try and find a period disk set up or look at options for other mounts for the forks

coomber · Jul 28, 2016

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Purple kona AA was always a dream for me!

Love it.

And love the SS page before which looks more a bigger size

redzephyr · Jul 28, 2016

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For the disk brake you could use a Paul components "klamper".
https://paulcomp.com/shop/components/klamper/
Not period but means you can use your normal cable brake lever ... So you don't have to have mismatched levers. Expensive tho'.
Take it the steerer is aluminum? So you can't just thread it?

redaeston · Jul 28, 2016

Yep. It's an aluminium steerer.

Adam_S · Jul 28, 2016

redaeston":olbejl2o said:
I might have got lucky this lunch time. I found some pace rc36 evo 2's. There are a few problems though

1/ I will need to swap the steerer as its unthreaded
2/ they are leaking air which apparently is a common issue with this fork
3/ they only have a disk mount at the moment

As far as 3 goes I am not sure if I should try and find a period disk set up or look at options for other mounts for the forks

1. I think it's going to be easier to get a new stem than a new steerer tube.

2. RC36's are coil sprung, not air. They do make a kind of hissing noise as the fork compresses but that's just air coming out of the lower fork legs as it compresses. It's nothing to worry about.

3. I think you can find Pace V-Brake mounts on the Bay of E if you hunt around.

redzephyr · Jul 29, 2016

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A new stem means a swapping the headset too.

Could you cut the crown off of the old forks steerer and use that? Since those forks are shagged anyway. Do the Evo II's have the clamped steerer that makes swapping out the steerer easier?

if you can't find the v brake mounts then a cheaper option for the disk brake is the avid bb5 or bb7...
http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/nz/e ... -prod67747

redaeston · Jul 29, 2016

The pace forks have a removable steerer and they still sell replacement which is handy.

Adam_S · Jul 29, 2016

http://www.shop.allthingsbikes.com/pace ... ed-silver/

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pace-Retro-Fo ... laGDTo_tHg

94 (I think) Kona AA

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