Kona Explosif Pro

[Easy_Rider]

If you consider the future shock fork to be suspension.

It moves... well should move... a bit

 

[Kona Paul]

Hmmm I read something you wrote about the last part of Dylan's name once not long ago. I'm familiar with the term Albion from William Blake. But I guess it's not that important. Thought I was mising out due to British slang again

 

[Kona Paul]

If you consider the future shock fork to be suspension.

It moves... well should move... a bit

He he true enough!

 

[Anthony]

Hmmm I read something you wrote about the last part of Dylan's name once not long ago. I'm familiar with the term Albion from William Blake. But I guess it's not that important. Thought I was mising out due to British slang again

It was to do with whether he spends his time profitably on Saturday afternoons and the B stands for Brighton and guess what FC stands for? This is a retro discussion incidentally, because the last time bhafc were any good was decades ago.

 

[Anthony]

It seems that my special interest and questions about the bike have casued the guy to reconsider selling and is now no longer for sale
The search goes on!

I thought you wanted a suspension bike anyway? The 92 Explosif isn't really at its best with suspension IMO.

 

[dylan_bhafc]

It seems that my special interest and questions about the bike have casued the guy to reconsider selling and is now no longer for sale
The search goes on!

I thought you wanted a suspension bike anyway? The 92 Explosif isn't really at its best with suspension IMO.

Not sure why you thought that, I deffo want a hard tail, forks are an option though.....

 

[Anthony]

I thought you wanted a suspension bike anyway? The 92 Explosif isn't really at its best with suspension IMO.

Not sure why you thought that, I deffo want a hard tail, forks are an option though.....

Oh OK, mid 90s Clockwork or C16R would be my recommendation then, cheap and brilliant.

 

[Kona Paul]

Hmmm I read something you wrote about the last part of Dylan's name once not long ago. I'm familiar with the term Albion from William Blake. But I guess it's not that important. Thought I was mising out due to British slang again

It was to do with whether he spends his time profitably on Saturday afternoons and the B stands for Brighton and guess what FC stands for? This is a retro discussion incidentally, because the last time bhafc were any good was decades ago.