Cindercone Project

[vtwinvince]

Just started this new project, '98 Cindercone, was a real mess before the teardown. I'm kind of partial to this generation of aluminum hardtail. This will be the old lady's new ride.

 

[Pipmeister]

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The frame in the picture is a 1999 Cinder Cone in 19".

The 1998 Cinder Cone is Cromoly Double-Butted, and looks like this:


It would also better placed in the Reader's Bikes 1998 --> section

Pip

 

[Retro Spud]

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It would also better placed in the Reader's Bikes 1998 --> section

Pip

Yeah but it would mean going to that dark place and never get viewed but by a small handful of people

 

[Pipmeister]

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It would also better placed in the Reader's Bikes 1998 --> section

Pip

Yeah but it would mean going to that dark place and never get viewed but by a small handful of people

Woah there handsome – them is not my guidelines innit

You are correct though; my ultra rare 1998 Kona Ku got lost in that dark place :roll:

Pip

 

[vtwinvince]

My apologies, the serial number had a 98 in it, as does the Marzocchi fork.

 

[vtwinvince]

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Here's the end result, XT V-brakes, XT derailleurs, RC cranks, Mavic SSC's, Bomber fork. Rides very nicely according to the better half.

 

[Janners Mugs]

Looks nice, I hope the other half appreciates being spoiled.

 

[hamster]

Great frames! I had one as a singlespeed for many years. It's lighter than an Explosif of the same year.

 

[Jussa]

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Great to see another 99, I love mine, its had a few changes over the years, I have owned it from new.

Jussa

 

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Here's the end result, XT V-brakes, XT derailleurs, RC cranks, Mavic SSC's, Bomber fork. Rides very nicely according to the better half.

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