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Re: Suspension forks to suit 1998 Kona - 80mm travel Yes definitely interested assuming they're 1 1/8 - are they the elastomer ones that are easy to service from 2000ish? Any chance of a pic? :D

Re: Suspension forks to suit 1998 Kona - 80mm travel Thanks - but I think they need a bit too much work, my suspension knowledge is rather limited :(

Re: Re: Steerer at least 200mm ideally, could maybe squeeze a 190 in without spacers or with lower profile stem. Need to be <£100 unless exceptional as limited funds atm. Could be very interested in those - are they the ones off your Stumpy? PM sent :wink:

As above - bike originally came with Judy T2 and would like to keep geometry correct. Looking for something in good condition but not silly money - any assistance appreciated :) Edit: SORTED

Re: Thanks MW, I was thinking along those lines - watching a couple on fleabay although the words 'work perfect but look like they might need a service' don't fill me with confidence. Hopefully something comes up on the for sale section here - I've never actually owned a suspension fork...

Re: You didn't mention that it "changes gear like a well oiled rifle" :lol:

Re: I'd be keen to check the head tube first if he's really been riding those recons with no front brake :facepalm:

I posted a bit about me in the introduction thread but might as well stick my bike up for a laugh. She was built from a frame while I was working in the trade and ended up mostly bits I got cheap to be honest - IIRC the whole lot cost under £200. 1998 Caldera frame Tange cromo forks (were...