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Re: Rather than me modernising a later retro...
It's a 20'' frame (centre of BB to top of seat post)
I'm gradually changing bits and the steering setup may change soon, it is a little slow to turn, but i just loved the pace stem many years ago
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Harryburgundy":2p18b10q said:
It's a 20'' frame (centre of BB to top of seat post)
I'm gradually changing bits and the steering setup may change soon, it is a little slow to turn, but i just loved the pace stem many years ago
thanks
Guys, I made it through about 15 pages of this thread and in a true Spaced fashion though; Skip to the end!
I'm thinking of selling my 1998 Cannondale M400. I've added Manitou forks, and various other bits and pieces and wonder if its worth anythink. Oh, and it's yellow and a 21" frame!
It's at my folks place at the moment and I hope to get it photographed soon when I'll post up some pics. As I mentioned in a welcome thread, I'm looking to sell to fund a new road bike habit.
Any thoughts on value?
I'm thinking of selling my 1998 Cannondale M400. I've added Manitou forks, and various other bits and pieces and wonder if its worth anythink. Oh, and it's yellow and a 21" frame!
It's at my folks place at the moment and I hope to get it photographed soon when I'll post up some pics. As I mentioned in a welcome thread, I'm looking to sell to fund a new road bike habit.
Any thoughts on value?
Kona AA - 1994 - the pink one - Value?
Hi All - I am new to the forum and have a 1994 Kona AA in the garage gathering dust which I will be pulling out at the weekend.
It is very original and in very good condition, the tyres and brake pads have been changed, but most components are original - it saw limited use in the late nineties but has been moth balled until now.
Any idea how much it might be worth if I was to sell?
Any thoughts from you Retro Bikers much appreciated....
This one ..
http://www.konaretro.com/articles/catal ... 994/11.jpg
Hi All - I am new to the forum and have a 1994 Kona AA in the garage gathering dust which I will be pulling out at the weekend.
It is very original and in very good condition, the tyres and brake pads have been changed, but most components are original - it saw limited use in the late nineties but has been moth balled until now.
Any idea how much it might be worth if I was to sell?
Any thoughts from you Retro Bikers much appreciated....
This one ..
http://www.konaretro.com/articles/catal ... 994/11.jpg
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1994 Kona AA
Hey, I've got one of those too! not in as good condition though, used off-road when first bought & now my commuter. Still got most of the original parts except thumb-shifters, seatpost collar (bolt snapped) & saddle (knackered!). I think I've even got the original tyres.
I was told when I bought it that it was Kona's first Alu frame & the warranty would be void if I fitted rigid forks. Got P2s on it now & it still going strong.
Well, looking forward to some feedback on this one myself.
Hey, I've got one of those too! not in as good condition though, used off-road when first bought & now my commuter. Still got most of the original parts except thumb-shifters, seatpost collar (bolt snapped) & saddle (knackered!). I think I've even got the original tyres.
I was told when I bought it that it was Kona's first Alu frame & the warranty would be void if I fitted rigid forks. Got P2s on it now & it still going strong.
Well, looking forward to some feedback on this one myself.
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Pair of Marin Quake 7.0/ 7.1 tyres in 8/10 condition non folders.
Also a Manitou SX carbon fork good condition but seems to be missing an adjusting screw from the bottom of one leg,doesnt seem to affect performance though.
1999 S-Works hard tail frame M4 in Yellow size 18",a few decals scraped and a bit of chainsuck but overall straight and true.
Thanks.
Also a Manitou SX carbon fork good condition but seems to be missing an adjusting screw from the bottom of one leg,doesnt seem to affect performance though.
1999 S-Works hard tail frame M4 in Yellow size 18",a few decals scraped and a bit of chainsuck but overall straight and true.
Thanks.
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