29ers
- Thread starter Mr Panda
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Ahem...
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=85585
If you're coming down to Glentress next month you can play on it all weekend. It's a good bike, but Kaiser's Kona Unit 29er feels rather special, although that's based on 5 minutes of car park shenanigans.
It's an 18", about on the borderline for me size wise, but it had quite a long top tube and I didn't want any bigger.
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=85585
If you're coming down to Glentress next month you can play on it all weekend. It's a good bike, but Kaiser's Kona Unit 29er feels rather special, although that's based on 5 minutes of car park shenanigans.
It's an 18", about on the borderline for me size wise, but it had quite a long top tube and I didn't want any bigger.
Anytime you want let me know 
Always keen to convert someone Spend a bit of time looking around the mtbr 29er forum lots of good ideas. I tried to convince velo he needed one of these but I think it would be up your street too.
Salsa Fargo
NOT the prettiest bike in the world but amazingly versatile. If I didn't think with a few bits and bobs I could get the Kona doing almost the same thing I'd have bought one by now.
Always keen to convert someone Spend a bit of time looking around the mtbr 29er forum lots of good ideas. I tried to convince velo he needed one of these but I think it would be up your street too.Salsa Fargo
NOT the prettiest bike in the world but amazingly versatile. If I didn't think with a few bits and bobs I could get the Kona doing almost the same thing I'd have bought one by now.
