2001 Kona Kilauea **NOW SOLD**

[Jones]

Re: Kona

What steel is it too?

Its a double butted no name tubeset, but you knew that anyway :roll: makes a change I suppose from your usual question of " does it weigh less than 32g if so I'll have it :roll:

If anyone is interested it weighs less than my 1998 Explosif frame of the same size

 

[ratbane]

pm

pm'd

 

[Neil G]

Bargain

 

[suburbanreuben]

Re: Kona

What steel is it too?

Its a double butted no name tubeset, but you knew that anyway :roll: makes a change I suppose from your usual question of " does it weigh less than 32g if so I'll have it :roll:

If anyone is interested it weighs less than my 1998 Explosif frame of the same size

I thought Konas were gradually getting heavier (see lightest steel... thread), cos fat kids kept trying to jump them off the shed roof?

 

[AndyMc]

Pm'd you

 

[Ladis]

hmm, I´f the deal with Andy doesn`t work I´d might be interested...
PM´d you

 

[Ladis]

...oh, its already sold...buhu...:-(

 

[Jones]

Now sold can't believe I got accused of profiteering on this more than once :roll: some people really need to go back to school and learn some simple maths :?

Yes the frame was only £38 but there was £10 postage on top of that, £25 for powdercoating, £15 for decals :roll:

The only parts that could have been described as used on that bike were the excellent condition red logo Flite Titanium saddle and Z2s the rest was unused :roll:

There's no way I was getting close to breaking even on that bike let alone profiteering :? the NOS Syncros bars must have been worth £25 on their own :?

 

[mikef350]

whats up with makeing a profit on things?

 

[ratbane]

kona

Some people on this forum seem to have a big problem with people turning a profit.

A lot forget the time put into restoring.

There seems to be a mindset (with a minority) that if you buy a frame for £38, you should pass it on for £38. :roll: