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On your frame number. The 'I' indicates factory, the '3' indicates the year. 'H' could be month (Aug) or manufacturing week. Not sure yet...

That's a 1993 built frame, so likely to be a 1994 model. If you can find a catalogue, that may list the OEM seat post size. Or another member on here may also have a 1994 Ascent and can check their bike for you. My Axis is different tubing and factory - so that won't help.

My 1994 Axis takes a 27.0 - that might be the same. What's the frame number please? Will confirm year.

I'm pretty sure that there is a nicely upgraded Vantage on here already, from a couple of years ago. They can certainly look good when sorted out. See if you can find it. I love to see an underdog given a once over.

Thanks for confirmation. I think I'll keep my eyes peeled for something in 531.

I mean it looks like one, but the frame number doesn't seem right. Frame number is M8F11913 Looking for something to replace my Holdsworth Equipe and found this.

Is this still available please?

Here's a few more for you: H1L00835 Pantera? https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/early-gt-identification.444346/#post-3237824 H1L00988 Pantera https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/early-gt-identification.444346/post-3237824 H1M1997 Pantera https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/gt-i-d.339761...

That's a vastly more common scheme - August 1996 built. E2, Clockwork, P7, C16Rs, Vit/Vit T2 all produced in that factory.

I can't help with the identification, but the frame number format is the same as my unknown 'DBR' frame - link in sig. Mine starts AM96 .... It is an unusual format and this BMX frame is the only other frame I have seen with the same type of number.

Is that M94105202 the frame number? Is that also on the bottom bracket?

What's the frame number?

I have two Oranges listed with 'MT' on my list. Both are P7s. So it seems based on this small sample set that yours is also a P7. You might want to contact Orange to see if they can give you any history - please update this thread if you get confirmation either way.

I'll take a closer look at my forks and see.

Open to swaps too... Some Mach 4 Stanchions would be useful.

Got a pair of very nice/mint Manitou Mach 5 Stanchions - I can add pics if there is any interest. No marks or scratches that I remember. £20 plus post. They've been sitting in a box of Marzocchi spares for several years and I don't think I'll ever need them.

Yours is the oldest Fairly built Kona I have a record of (so far...) F1087449 would be a August 1991 build. Thanks for showing the serial number!

Ah well. Was a few years ago now so bit of a long shot. 2018 is 6 years ago after all. Thanks.

Fairly certain that this is a Ballistic X-Ocet ... Frame number suggests it is 1998 built. Most often seen in blue in the UK. Where are you based? Here's a photo from the web:

Is this still around? Any chance of the frame number please?