Restored Kona Muni Mula covered in poo

[Charlieboy28]

Lovely looking frame but appears to be festooned in shite for some reason.

some bits worth keeping perhaps

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kona-Muni-Mul ... fresh=true

 

[retrokona]

why would you bother, not a restore more of a ruin!

 

[Minty Sauce]

Y O Y :roll:

 

[swos]

Nice colour but hate those tyres

 

[KermitGKona88]

The really really sad thing is he must obviously think he has done something wonderful :facepalm: :roll: :shock:

 

[markwashington]

Truly awful forks, the saving grace is that they don't appear ever to have been used, I'm guessing they're well over the recommended travel for the frame.

 

[coomber]

Respray has painted over the brake bosses so assuming not the best finishing on it in the flesh? Maybe wrong though.

 

[Anthony]

Truly awful forks, the saving grace is that they don't appear ever to have been used, I'm guessing they're well over the recommended travel for the frame.

Actually I think that set up could work very well, albeit I doubt whether the RST fork itself is a good fork. The key to making a longer fork work well is to couple it with a short stem and swept bars, both of which he has done. Note Andy R's contribution to this thread for his experience with a 120mm fork (as I believe this RST to be) coupled with a 70mm stem on a 1995 Kona.
http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... t=#1178858

This Muni Mula is a 1998 frame incidentally.