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Well it's all made up and ready for a voyage this weekend if I can get around packing for a house move. Everyone loves their own bikes but I do think this is a tidy looking machine and more importantly will be really good for those mile munching longer rides, bit of touring and general workhorse

Re: Kona pahoehoe 2000 *now built* Lovely. Let's see some more pictures!

Re: 20" 1993 Kona Lava Dome frame, TB P2 + bits...lovely Good luck with sale - have no need for it but it's lovely and reminds me of the one I had bitd

That's very nice.

Are they fleegle bars? Any good?

Great to see this still in use! And at Mayhem 8)

So, decided that I wanted a 29r, and a project. Disc brakes are lovely so that was a must. Fully rigid, bit of a pootling bike, winter warrior, jack of all trades. Had some bits in my spares to use to cut down on costs, as this is a budget build. Gravy Monster had this On-One Inbred going - a...

New deore kit is brilliant. What's in the SRAM box? And what forks?

Re: Trek SS project Looks great!

Signing up! Build plans?

Good find! Looks great

I don't get the 29 look ridiculous argument. Far more ridiculous having a gate of a 26 wheeler or two foot of seatpost sticking out IMHO. Some bikes looks good some look awful, again nothing to do with wheel size. Stanton for example make gorgeous bikes in all three wheels sizes.

Re: Re: Road bikes have bigger wheels and they're used on paved roads :roll: I have one of each size. The 26 feels like a kids bike, but I'm 6.2. The 650b Hardtail I have is brilliant, but it's also the most modern so that helps (better geometry for what I want). I'd not buy another 26...

That's awesome

Looks great in black. Nice start

Re: Specialized S-Works M2 1998 - Possible team replica??? Awesome, worth the wait!

The wheelsize debate is boring so I don't want to start that again, all I can say is this is the bike which fits me best and is the most enjoyable. Part of that may be modern improvements to geometry and reach (rather than massive stems like BITD) but the wheels / tyres feel great as well. So...

Marzocchi is my first choice for forks of that era. Z2's probably for that frame. They are really plush and go on forever with a bit of love (occasionally they crack near the fork brace so inspect any pair that you buy)

Just noticed the pedals! Looking good though mate. Really need to finish my first 29er have most of the bits bought...

^^^that's fantastic, even rigid!