1996 Kona Hahanna - Project Eat My Dirt
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Re: 1995 Kona Hahanna - Project Eat My Dirt
It's defo 1996.
It's defo 1996.
ScottishPower
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Re: 1995 Kona Hahanna - Project Eat My Dirt
I could do a bit of Photoshopping to try colours before it goes to the powder coaters if you like.
What about white with black and green decals...? Black might look a bit dark. The forks are orange - need to consider that too.MiniNinjaRob":kmdr02qs said:
I could do a bit of Photoshopping to try colours before it goes to the powder coaters if you like.
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Re: 1995 Kona Hahanna - Project Eat My Dirt
I'm not spraying a Kona white. It's like having a white car, everyone has one!
I'm not spraying a Kona white. It's like having a white car, everyone has one!
ScottishPower
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Re: 1995 Kona Hahanna - Project Eat My Dirt
...OK, what about green with black decals then?
Ah. No white then? Not even if it'll look good?! Glossy, bright white? I could even keep it away from any kind of dirt in order to keep it clean and shiny!!MiniNinjaRob":2dj3xbi0 said:
...OK, what about green with black decals then?
ScottishPower
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...but I maintain that a well built white Hahanna with green and black decals will look stunning!
Some inspiration from a few other threads I've found:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=114919
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=140879&start=15
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=48083
You still not convinced?
...but I maintain that a well built white Hahanna with green and black decals will look stunning!
Some inspiration from a few other threads I've found:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=114919
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=140879&start=15
viewtopic.php?f=21&t=48083
You still not convinced?
Re: 1995 Kona Hahanna - Project Eat My Dirt
You had better luck with your seatpost than me!, I have a hahanna that was identical to yours in the 1st pic, condition aswell.
Took it to work, soaked the post for a day, put the saddle clamp in my bench vice and twisted the frame.........no joy, had no option but to use heat in the end.
I've gone raw steel on mine, but even though its cliche I love konas in white....do it !
You had better luck with your seatpost than me!, I have a hahanna that was identical to yours in the 1st pic, condition aswell.
Took it to work, soaked the post for a day, put the saddle clamp in my bench vice and twisted the frame.........no joy, had no option but to use heat in the end.
I've gone raw steel on mine, but even though its cliche I love konas in white....do it !
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So my friend popped back to Scotland for a week and said he'd be bringing some stuff back to go on the bike. Including some brakes which had been left at his parents by his brother.
I wasn't expecting much to be honest. So you can imagine my surprise when he turned up with these today.
:shock:
I wasn't expecting much to be honest. So you can imagine my surprise when he turned up with these today.
:shock:
