NOS Condition Kona Saddle (1994/1995)

[Barneyballbags]

SOLD (in record time too!)

This saddle came on a bike that I picked up yesterday. I'm planning to buy a flite to stick on it, so this is up for grabs. If you're looking for a period-correct saddle to complete your Kona build then you're in luck!

It came on a 1995 Kona Kula, and it's in 99.9% perfect condition with only a very very tiny scuff on the rear underside and the front plastic guard (pictured), which are hardly noticeable.

Hopefully the pictures will go to show just how minty it is . There can't be many of these still around in this condition so don't miss out!

£26 posted to UK

 

[Jones]

Me please

 

[Barneyballbags]

Me please

WOW :shock: :shock: :shock: that was quick.

SOLD!

 

[Anthony]

What a shame to break up such an original bike. And much though I like Flites, they look (and are) wrong on an O-Beam seat post. The rails are too shallow, so the clamp is very close to / occasionally actually touching the business part of the saddle. I didn't ever find it uncomfortable, but it was wearing the saddle. Still you'll have saved a few grammes I suppose.

 

[Faghetaboutit]

That post isn't an o-beam tho is it?

 

[KonaJJ]

I dont know what I have got to do to get a Kona Saddle!!!!!

 

[Faghetaboutit]

You gotta get up early on a bank holiday

 

[IDB1]

I dont know what I have got to do to get a Kona Saddle!!!!!

RetroBike 24/7/365 . . . .

 

[Gruff]

Gotta agree with Anthony.

If you didn't get on with it then you could have kept it & just fitted another. Then if you ever did want to sell the bike then you would still have the original spec

 

[Anthony]

That post isn't an o-beam tho is it?

Yes, it's a 1995 O-Beam, which differs quite a lot from the 94. They kept this more minimalist (but slightly heavier) design from 95 to 98.