Kona Humuhumu stars and bars, tell me all you know about it.
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GeneralOsik
Kona Fan
It's not mine, and it's not for sale. Original owner worked for Kona, and is a personal friend of the current owner.Dayum, that's a nice pick up. If that's really a P2 Ti fork..
It would look really nice holding up the front end on my Hei Hei.
M-Power
Old School Grand Master
AF
Seek and ye shall find. Everything you need to know and more here 
I love mine, it's a blast to ride off-road.
www.retrobike.co.uk
If you plan to do anything other than cruising, I recommend converting the BB.
The staff versions aren't A'ha's, they are Humuhumu's and as stated were and still are used by certain staff members at Bellingham HQ. Uber, uber cool and infinitely better riding machines than the rather hefty A'ha.
I love mine, it's a blast to ride off-road.Kona A'ha 1997
So, sort of impluse purchase :oops: This really has to be the last one in the stable as I have no room at the inn. I really wanted a Kona Hot with the famous stars and bars livery. The chances of that happening and within a sensible price range are marginal. So imagine my surprise when I went...
www.retrobike.co.uk
If you plan to do anything other than cruising, I recommend converting the BB.
The staff versions aren't A'ha's, they are Humuhumu's and as stated were and still are used by certain staff members at Bellingham HQ. Uber, uber cool and infinitely better riding machines than the rather hefty A'ha.
That is indeed the saddle I swapped for the Brooks. Nice to know there are twin bikes out there! Enjoy!
GeneralOsik
Kona Fan
I know @al-onestare posted this once before elsewhere, but here is Joe Murray's personal Kona custom single speed in Stars and Bars, with the gorgeous Ti P2
"Joe’s commuter bike. A limited edition made with Tange tubing that they never sold yet was given to select people and some dealers. Same paint as the A’ha yet frame is much lighter."
Link to full interview with Joe Murray
"Joe’s commuter bike. A limited edition made with Tange tubing that they never sold yet was given to select people and some dealers. Same paint as the A’ha yet frame is much lighter."
Link to full interview with Joe Murray
