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Told you I was copying the orange fork

Oh well then. Send your address and take me out of my misery

New fork is in and installed. It came with a cromo 9.5" steerer tube. I swapped it with the alloy one from the lime fork. The weight difference was 100g. It's also the right length so I dont need over an inch of spacers. Feels great riding up and down my street. What does everyone think of...

Cheers. Got a black stem on it today. Still temporary but much better

Yeah that's what I thought! The little bits make the final presentation that much better

If I had a dollar for every offer on the frame I could sell it and buy another haha I reckon M900 is full nines but I agree about the ancillary bites. Fork and stem first and foremost. Nearly winter here and the bikes will go away for skiis and snowshoes so I have some time to search. I think...

I have a couple sets. They do really well on most terrain ither than the mucky stuff

Mountain Beach was all I heard. I'm from Ontario. Frame was originally purple

Recently acquired this by way of trade. 1994 Sovereign (18" frame, a size smaller than I normally ride). Ritchey logic tubing with prestige ultimate ultralight stays. The frame was repainted by Chris DeKerf and hung in a Vancouver shop for years as advertisement for his custom paint jobs, at...

Thank you he certainly has an amazing selection and is a great guy. I agree the orange should pop more

Likely the last ride before the new fork shows up

It really sparkles in the sun those are pics right at dusk Thanks for the tip I updated the thread !

Thank you just looking for a trade as of now should I list it for sale I will for sure post a price.

Handmade in Canada, the soverign was their top of the line race bike in 94. A mix of tange pretisge ultimate tubing. Professionally repainted by Chris DeKerf somewhat recently. Still in amazing shape with the odd chip. I am about to build this up but I know it's an inch too small for me. I...

A few more pics from today

I agree. The lime is nice but It needed something more. I had thought about that before Iposted but wasnt sure I would get a better shot. Wouldn't rule it out !

Cheers. They are the exact forks on there now just orange. These have been fully pulled apart and rebuilt as you can tell. Some heavier springs installed as well.

Incoming. A heavier splash of colour for sure and will match the head tube decal

Mortonm's 1996 Kona Hei Hei King Kahuna 1996 was the first model year for the King Kahuna in response to professional riders feeling the standard Hei Hei was not rigid enough. To combat this Kona employed a 6-4 Ti rear end. 6-4 Ti is fearfully expensive and equally as hard to work with...

At the risk of being rude the real answer for me is none of these. It's a very rare and special bike and deserves a pretty special fork. Definitely run one of these to get it going but keep an eye out for something that really sings