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No - it pretty sure it is not. It is on a Kona Major One.

ok sorry. I understand square taper sizes. I am unfamiliar with the nomenclature for the outboard bearing type. so it is a 24mm axle attached to the crank. It is an FSA gossomer crank so same as the shimano system. British thread, if that is ht2 then yes. It isn’t isis and it isn’t square taper...

fair. Not used to the new world order of bottom brackets other than I detest bb30 however I need the outboard style bottom Bracket for 24 axles. Not entirely sure what The name is.

anyone got a good one? Just picked up a kona and it is a tad dry on non drive side.

Warms my heart to see these. I built a few pairs of this ilk in the late 90s. work out spoke length, add 2 mm then one twist

Any interest before I break up for spares?

8 speed. Not far from chester

Bought this earlier this year from Graham Weigh Cycles off the man himself. I went in to pick up some cable and came out with this and got chatting to him. However I will never ride it. Labeled as 531 competition but it isn't 531c. However nicely put together and in good original condition...

Suitable for 9 speed. Not arsed about latest and greatest hubs, more concerned with a decent build and buttery smooth bearings. ST4500 Tiagra hoods wanted.

Re: FS/FT: Trek 69er SS Large and Graham Weigh 57cm Deleted

So first off. The original Root Beer colour trek 69er SS. Unfortunately not with the original fork, but an Exotic Carbon. Original wheels, running an XT crank. Two rear sprockets depending on what gearing you want. The race face Bars and stem in the picture will be replaced with the original...

Looking for the above, mech has to be in excellent condition and a GS (medium cage). All in black. Ta

I can see the anti-establishment thing. But I also think it is a philosophy. I have ridden SS off road for years, I first tried it in '95 after reading an MBUK article, and got my uncle to fashion a chain tensioning device, similar to what the singulator is now, to use it in my Marin Muirwoods...

Yep - it is. There were two forks that came out from what I see. That one you posted was the original and the later one was more traditional. I have little hope of finding an original fork, but would like something to try out.

Aha! I forgot to mention that I was looking for a suspension fork.... :D

Dunno. Bloody good fun to ride however. Probably the most fun since i took my Kona humuhumunukunukuapua'a around Llandefla in 2010.

So currently running an Exoctic Carbon. Heavier guy, here, and don't really know my forks but was going to put a wanted ad in for something used that will suit this bike for a heavier rider. Obviously being SS this is mainly for riding trails, not downhill so with that in mind, anyone recommend...

So bought this at the beginning of the year, then partially stripped. Then left for months. Then finished in November, when this was taken. This was my unicorn bike when it came out but couldn't afford it. It is the XL frame, which I worried was too big but actually feels good, although a L...

Thanks for the offers, Guys. The Easton is a little long. I think I want the RF bars and stem, though. Will PM.

for 1 1/8" steerer. Stem length 40-50 Cheapish but good nick if poss. Ta. Ben