Thanks ernie - I promise I won't clog up your thread with anymore questions now! Well, apart from one. Can we assume your frame was built by a bunch of Cali stoners? ;-)
no problem mate.. It would be good if we could get info on thr history if the "KU"al-onestare":3swhf5vi said:Thanks ernie - I promise I won't clog up your thread with anymore questions now! Well, apart from one. Can we assume your frame was built by a bunch of Cali stoners? ;-)
mrdryskull":o7gzcr8q said:I think the 06 is probably June..Ku #58.
Yeah I agree that 06 is likely to be June 1996 and that yours is #58mrdryskull":3lanucz4 said:I think the 06 is probably June..Ku #58.
I believe that they were hand built in Chico, California by Altitude Cycles.al-onestare":3lanucz4 said:Can we assume your frame was built by a bunch of Cali stoners? ;-)
pipmeister":3dcaz0xm said:Yeah I agree that 06 is likely to be June 1996 and that yours is #58mrdryskull":3dcaz0xm said:I think the 06 is probably June..Ku #58.
This would indicate that the 1997 Ku in the link below runs with the same Serial number system - i.e. February 1997 #49
Sadly, my 1996 Ku throws a spanner in the works as the Serial number is KU0160 :roll:
viewtopic.php?t=226349
I believe that they were hand built in Chico, California by Altitude Cycles.al-onestare":3dcaz0xm said:Can we assume your frame was built by a bunch of Cali stoners? ;-)
Pip.
al-onestare":34ye3tsk said:pipmeister":34ye3tsk said:Yeah I agree that 06 is likely to be June 1996 and that yours is #58mrdryskull":34ye3tsk said:I think the 06 is probably June..Ku #58.
This would indicate that the 1997 Ku in the link below runs with the same Serial number system - i.e. February 1997 #49
Sadly, my 1996 Ku throws a spanner in the works as the Serial number is KU0160 :roll:
viewtopic.php?t=226349
I believe that they were hand built in Chico, California by Altitude Cycles.al-onestare":34ye3tsk said:Can we assume your frame was built by a bunch of Cali stoners? ;-)
Pip.
We can assume that to a degree, check out the other threads linked here. There's a bit of a handover muddle to contend with!