Kona Hei Hei
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The second bike in the above thread is actually mine now---that's the exact one I bought from CL in Detroit. The Una is the MTBR bike I saw in this 'colorway' and mentioned in my first post. I need to find the matching touch-up paint though. Little worried it's all for naught since paint doesn't stick so well to ti.
The second bike in the above thread is actually mine now---that's the exact one I bought from CL in Detroit. The Una is the MTBR bike I saw in this 'colorway' and mentioned in my first post. I need to find the matching touch-up paint though. Little worried it's all for naught since paint doesn't stick so well to ti.
Popped up on ebay just a few minutes ago. Snagged it for a steal, I think. 2007 Fox F80 RLC with v-brake studs. Not period correct by a long shot, but I'll take pics of it with a 1998 Z2 if I find one 
Uncle Grumpy
Old School Hero
That's a shame. Forks that recent with canti studs are like rocking horse sh*t. And it would have been a great match, both functionally and aesthetically.
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Dare
Senior Retro Guru
If you are not big guy I would suggest '98. SID. If you have more than 80kg go for something with 32mm stanchions such as that lovely fox.
I once had manitou r7 Mrd with v-brake studs, lovely forks and really good looking.
Somebody, on this forum, has nice DT fork you should check it out...
Anyway, sorry for long post, it is just that I really love these Konas, they look amazing and your is going to be awesome.
I haven't seen spec on your wheels?
I once had manitou r7 Mrd with v-brake studs, lovely forks and really good looking.
Somebody, on this forum, has nice DT fork you should check it out...
Anyway, sorry for long post, it is just that I really love these Konas, they look amazing and your is going to be awesome.
I haven't seen spec on your wheels?
