Recent content by Manakin157

Thanks for this. I've spoken before I thought. I put the stantions on the wrong side. Obvious when you look at the brake bosses - they are miles apart! Sorry for wasting your time! Thanks for replying g though.

Hi All. I have a ? which someone might have a simple answer. I have been given some Answer Manitou forks, which needed new elastomers. I've complete this and they work well. When installing on my Kona, I realise that the fork axle width is 130mm and my wheel axle width is 100mm (quick release)...

Hi All, I'm looking for a Pace RC100, either showroom spec or in need of restoration. Can anyone help please? Thanks

I want to buy it! Need a little guidance on where the pick up is.

Hi is this still available please? If so where would collection be? Thanks

Hi is this still available please? If so where would collection be? Thanks

Hi, I am not sure if you have had any valuations. I could not provide one, but I am certainly in the market at the moment for one of these. I am interested in the complete bike. Can you let me know if you are still considering selling or if I have missed the boat and it has sold. if the...

So what year do you think this is

Might be of interest... 1997 Kona Kilauea. Journey started with a frame which had been stripped, painted, etc and seatpost seized. Had to caustic soda and virtually dissolve it out in the end. Sprayed, decals from Gil, XT front and rear, DEORE thumbies and avid brakes, finished with dart and...

hi Tr1gger. Similar to you i restored a 'tushy' as i had it as a kid. it was great fun and it makes a good wall hanger for the kitchen.... Good luck on your build.

Not the best touch up but colour match and fade on Tushingham is really tricky. What is your interest in Tushingham if I can ask?

It’s the same one posted by was8v, just changed to how I had it as a kid.

Had one of these as a kid in the late 80s. Snapped the frame off an insane/impossible drop off. Back to original as I had it (T-Bone and tyres aside). Resisted respray, prefer retaining history. Next up, 1994 Marin Indian Fire Trail.