Ok.... photos to follow but the build has taken a turn (a familiar tale for most I presume 
)
Frame: Kona Cinder Cone 1998 (now a 98 Explosif 18")
Fork: AMP F1
Headset: Cane Creek (Now a turq Chris King)
Stem: Syncros
Handlebar: X-Lite XC Riser
Grips: Clear Bar tape
Barends: None!
Brakes:
Brake Pads:
Brake Cables: i-links
Cantilever cable hangers:
Brake Levers: Pauls V brake levers
Shifters: Rivendell thumb shifters
Front Derailleur: None
Rear Derailleur: Proshift
Derailleur Cables: i-links
Cassette: 9 sp non-shimano
Chain: YBN S9 Soul blue chain
Cranks: Middleburn RS3
Crank Bolts: X-Lite
Chainrings: Pace
Chainring bolts: Middleburn
Bottom Bracket: Hope ti
Pedals:
Hub Skewers: X-Lite (Now ringle ti turq)
Rims: Mavic 121 Ceramic
Hubs: Hope ti glide
Nipples:
Spokes: double butted
Tyres: Slizer and Grinder
Tubes:
Saddle: NOS Giro Fizik Nisene
Seatpost: Syncros
Seatpost Binder: ?
Weight: ?
This is a fairly well balanced USA/CANADA - UK combo
Frame switch is a tough one to call. I loved my cinder cone but I guess more so because it was mine and mine alone. The chance of an Explosif is too good to miss - plus a respray is going to set you back 150 so you want to make sure it's a frame you think is the bees knees.
Updates and setbacks to follow.
)Frame: Kona Cinder Cone 1998 (now a 98 Explosif 18")
Fork: AMP F1
Headset: Cane Creek (Now a turq Chris King)
Stem: Syncros
Handlebar: X-Lite XC Riser
Grips: Clear Bar tape
Barends: None!
Brakes:
Brake Pads:
Brake Cables: i-links
Cantilever cable hangers:
Brake Levers: Pauls V brake levers
Shifters: Rivendell thumb shifters
Front Derailleur: None
Rear Derailleur: Proshift
Derailleur Cables: i-links
Cassette: 9 sp non-shimano
Chain: YBN S9 Soul blue chain
Cranks: Middleburn RS3
Crank Bolts: X-Lite
Chainrings: Pace
Chainring bolts: Middleburn
Bottom Bracket: Hope ti
Pedals:
Hub Skewers: X-Lite (Now ringle ti turq)
Rims: Mavic 121 Ceramic
Hubs: Hope ti glide
Nipples:
Spokes: double butted
Tyres: Slizer and Grinder
Tubes:
Saddle: NOS Giro Fizik Nisene
Seatpost: Syncros
Seatpost Binder: ?
Weight: ?
This is a fairly well balanced USA/CANADA - UK combo
Frame switch is a tough one to call. I loved my cinder cone but I guess more so because it was mine and mine alone. The chance of an Explosif is too good to miss - plus a respray is going to set you back 150 so you want to make sure it's a frame you think is the bees knees.
Updates and setbacks to follow.
