P2 forks, Early SPD's, D521 Rim & Marin top

[4130luke]

It doesn't say on the sticker if they are double or triple butted.

The only id numbers are:
172F670E
CM/TB

I guess they are around 1997 (by looking at the sticker - (please someone correct me if I am wrong). Therefore going by the info in the 1997 brochure as a guide:

The Kilauea came with a TB P2 fork while the Hahanna & A'AH came with a standard P2.
http://www.konaretro.com/articles/catal ... Page31.jpg

The weight of the TB P2 was listed as 0.8kg.
http://www.konaretro.com/articles/catal ... Page17.jpg

The weight of the standard P2 was listed as 1.04kg
http://www.konaretro.com/articles/catal ... Page23.jpg

Using my kitchen scales (which aren't that accurate) the forks measured 0.85g which is closer to the TB wight - but I cant be really sure what they are!

 

[KermitGKona88]

Hi Luke

Registering interest in the P2's if all else fails

Mark

 

[Matthew F]

Hi Luke,

Thanks for the detailed info! The fork sounds great, but as I don't really need it just now I'll step aside and let someone else enjoy it. (I've just recently got a threaded P2 & Control Centre fitted so I should probably ride that for a while before rebuilding again!)

Cheers,

Matthew

 

[4130luke]

No worries Matthew - Hope you enjoy your ride!

 

[RobMac]

Hi Luke

Registering interest in the P2's if all else fails

Mark

Has Mark taken them?

 

[4130luke]

Sorry RobMac - Mark has taken them!

 

[RobMac]

Its OK I can handle it :cry:

 

[Racin'snake]

I would like the Mavic 521 please. pm on way