97 Kona Cinder Cone

konaben82":136vpylz said:
the frame looks in mint condition!!! :)

Almost, a scratch over the top tube where the bars have come round (no dent though) :D touched in, and some rust on the seat stay and chain stay bridge that has also been painted over. No dents dings or major paint loss.

Bought it from Prezza a few months ago as a complete bike. He didn't want to ride it and damage it so sold it instead. I thought it was a bargain (IMO) with the rebuild Judy sl's on it already!
:mrgreen:
 
Some pics of an almost finished bike in the garden.

It's kind of turned out to be just a slightly more modern twist on the XC MTB than the previous 2 projects.
 

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Further pics....





will post full spec when complete..
 

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Right, the new saddle and pedals arrived and I decided I couldn't wait for a seemingly elusive Tioga Psycho to turn up, so I fitted the Kona Sniff and Onza Dan tyres as I really want to ride this tomorrow!

Some pikachu's of the finished build :D







Spec is currently as follows:

Frame: 19" 97 Kona Cinder Cone

Fork: Judy SL

Headset: Cane Creek S2
Stem: Unknown alloy aheadstem
Handlebar: Club Roost Comp II riser bar
Grips: Unknown

Brakes: Shimano XT BR-M739 Front and Rear
Brake Pads: Clarkes
Brake Cables: Clarkes
Brake Levers: Shimano XT STI M739

Shifters: Shimano XT STI M739
Front Derailleur: Shimano FD-M739 26.8mm band Top Pull
Rear Derailleur: Shimano RD-M737 with BBB jockey wheels
Derailleur Cables: Clarkes
Cassette: New SRAM PG850 11-28
Chain: New SRAM PG850
Cranks: Sugino Impel
Crank Bolts: Sugino
Chainrings: NOS Sugino 42/32/22
Chainring bolts: Shimano
Bottom Bracket: New Shimano UN55
Pedals: NOS Shimano PD-M505 Spuds

Hub Skewers: Token
Rims: Mavic 217 32H
Hubs: Shimano M737 32H
Nipples:Unkown
Spokes: SAP
Tyres: Kona Sniff & Onza Dan
Tubes: Specialized

Saddle: New Black Selle Italia Flite 1990 Titanium
Seatpost: NOS Handsomedog Lite Stik Silver 27.0 x 400mm
Seatpost Binder: Kona

Weight: 25lb 5oz
 

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I sold this bike to Matt (nice guy) and its nice to see hes putting it to good use.

I do miss this bike. In particular, those Forks work great! I know cos I spent so much bloody time refurbing them and fitting some imported Kronos springs!

Well done Matt, she's looking great!

:D
 
prezza":81qyy96m said:
I sold this bike to Matt (nice guy) and its nice to see hes putting it to good use.

I do miss this bike. In particular, those Forks work great! I know cos I spent so much bloody time refurbing them and fitting some imported Kronos springs!

Well done Matt, she's looking great!

:D

Cheers Prezza! The forks do make it a very forgiving ride! I'd forgotten how much you get away with when you have front suspension compared to riding rigid! Just got to get used to the higher front end position! :D
 
This is it out for it's first ride, Did about 18.5 mile and 2500ft of climbing. :D
 

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