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Re: 1995 fsr

Mine does. Either way it's a nice, reasonably strong frame. Have fun! (mine is going to be single-speeded)

Here's the small brochure: http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... light=kona While they have the same geometry the AA is Easton tubing while the Muni-Mula is generic 7005.

I can double-check but it looks an awful lot like my '96 Muni-Mula. Were the alum frames the same or different amongst the few models? I know there's a '96 catalog lurking somewhere on the internet but I can't remember where. If I find the link i'll post it.

I know it isn't the one he's looking for but it sounds like this one is a Zaskar and 7000-series tubing. If he bought a frame like this one it is indeed a Zaskar and 7000-series, but obviously not the one he wants. My point is perhaps the seller isn't lying but the buyer just didn't know...

Haha, nope, already have one! The way I see it the bike is heavy as hell anyway so i'm not worried tremendously about the crank weight. That said, if I find myself something cheap and lighter i'd probably swap. I really like your Panasonic, BTW! I'm strongly considering going back to a...

I'll ask again, does it looks like this?:

I ride a bike w/ a 200 GS drivetrain (w/ Ultegra bar-end shifters) that works great! I heard horror stories about bio-pace and 200GS but my knees are fine and the shifts are crisp. Granted, it's set to friction but still... (Pic. Bike has a Velo saddle on it now)

When you say it's "curved" does it look like the 2000 Zaskar that is shown on the first page?

I don't know much but in '98 the frame material is listed at 6061. Catalog from: http://www.mtb-kataloge.de/

Project SS Muni-Mula has commenced. I'll post pics when finished!

See, I like Kool Stop pads a lot. I put 'em on my KHS and am very happy w/ the results. I plan to thrown 'em on my other bikes when needed.

Mine has the regular brace. Mine also has a Klein specific steerer. There can't be many FSX's out there w/ Klein-specific steerers!

Back from the dead. I may be interested in Mun-Mula decals at some point. How does one get them?

I believe he was being sarcastic but if he's serious i'm not riding mine anymore!

I ride a fully rigid Attitude w/ the aluminum fork and a KHS w/ steel frame and fork. I definitely notice a difference in the ride. Where I ride there's not a ton of really rough trails so the Klein does fine but for a longer ride on a rough trail it'd probably be too jarring.

It's the stock Kona Velocity 1 1/8" quill stem. BTW, is it possible to put riser bars into a non-removable face stem? Or, is it a huge PITA?

I would like to know the handlebar diameter on my '96 Muni-Mula. Any thoughts?

I'm not sure on the newer stuff but the older stuff is compatible. There were lots of bikes made in the mid 90's w/ GS/Shimano drivetrains, including a buddy's Trek and my Kona. I now have a Klein w/ XRay 8sp shifters and a 737 XT derailleur and it works fine.

I saw a family in a suburb of Minneapolis featuring two Mountain Cycles, a Trek Y bike and something else interesting. I wish I could've talked to 'em but I was playing softball at the time...