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I'm trying to figure out what to do with the green part of frame, particulary chainstay area although back end has quite a few scratches.. Believe it or not, this is an original Kona paint job. Kona doesn't have any lime green touch up, I thought they would since a fairly recent Kona Unit was...

Anthony may be referring to me, I received a couple of emails from Tom when I was trying to figure out what the T in my Explosif Pro serial number was all about. I don't think Tom will mind me posting his response. This is straight from my mail file. Dan Thanks for the email. As far as I...

Steelman to me is the holy grail, but super expensive. Sycip is expensive too. The best deal in US steel frames is Curtlo, hands down. http://www.curtlo.com/

Well this was an obvious call years ago. But now the question would be - steel vs aluminum/w a little carbon here and there. Thanks to the carbon, the aluminum ride is a lot more cushy than it used to be, while clearly lighter. I'm still a Reynolds 853 man myself though. :D And if I could...

I had a 98 explosif and it was the best bike I ever had. Mine was a 19 and I really needed an 18, so I wasn't comfortable doing any gnarly riding, but I still loved it. It just had a magic feeling. You saw the bumps, but whenyou went over them you hardly felt them. Magic.

They don't come much cooler than that.

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If the outline of those decals glow in the dark, it's a 2000.

Off the top of my head I'd guess that's a 2000. Nice bike.

Ok I'll try again with pictures. Hi, first post. Just picked up this bike from original owner, he thought it was a 91 but wasn't sure. Custom paint job. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it. The paint isn't too bad except for the green section, I'm thinking about just getting that...

Hi first post, I'm starting a restoration on a Kona Explosif. I tried posting pictures but got a message saying I need one post before I can list an url. So I'll follow with pictures as soon as possible.