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Thank you! That was more and better info than I got from Suntour. They sent me this: “please see attached exploded views of what I think could be your fork. As you can see they are similar but not the same, you can’t really tell the difference between them from the outside. As far as I’m aware...

Got it dirt cheap and I like the look. Seller didn’t know anything about it. Anyone know what year etc?

Grips are excellent, just as described! Solobici is a great guy and an excellent seller

Yes they are sold. Awaiting delivery 😃

Well, I call dibs since I I was faster 😜

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I'm fixing up a bike that has been standing for about 40 years. It was left almost unused shortly after its original purchase. I haven't been able to go for more than a slow spin around the block, because the old tubulars were crusty and bulging, but the wheels seem to be true (Wolber Champion...

Re: Junior is evaluating the new stuff for the bike

Re: Always have had a soft spot for purple mtbs. What tires are you running?

Re: Nice one! I remember such bar-ends from back in the days. I like your mods

Re: Thank you for your opinions and praise. I’ve ordered new grips and tires

Re: Marin Pine Mountain 1993 The specs Frame: 44,5 CC / Tange CrMo / original paintwork and decals. Double butted main tubes, Afterburner double butted rear frame (both chainstays and seatstays) Fork: Marzocchi XC400 purple anodized, air- / oil-suspension. Travel : 2" / 51 mm, Weight: ca...

Here is my recently aquired Pine Mountain. I use it on a regular basis. It's in good well kept condition, with mostly original compontents (stem and obviously the fork and jockey wheels), and with some patina. I especially like the purple spoke nipples, however they don't really show in this...

Re: Got the digital verniers out today: 94' Dome seat tube diameter at top (insertion): 27,02mm inside / 29,92mm outside =tubing material + paint thickness: 1,45mm mid seat tube diameter: 29,03mm 95' Dome seat tube diameter at top (insertion): 26,94mm inside / 29,74mm outside =tubing material...

That’s interesting to hear. How tight is the fit? I don’t force the post, but I have to put some weight on it to make it sink.

Re: Thanks. You’re probably right. What confuses me is the document with ‘Kona basic frame specs 1988 to 1999’ here on retrobike that states the 94 lava to be 27.2

Found somewhat contradicting info regarding the seatpost diameter of 94 Konas. Is it 27.0 or 27.2mm? The 27.0 post sinks as soon as I loosen the bolt and release the post. The 27.2 post goes down far enough with some pressure. But I have a nagging fear, am I doing harm to the frame..? What do...

Ok so i got myself ia Selle Italia Flite, cover has come loose a bit in the back, but can anyone tell which type of Flite it is?

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