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Good/excellent condition triple butted Kona P2. 410 mm a to c. Steerer 190 mm. Looking to swap for same with 205 mm steerer. Or will consider another high quality rigid fork with similarly long steerer. PM me for more pics. .

Great info. Do you have a link to the 1997 catalogue?

If you are going for the yellow and white decals on the fork then the grey stem with yellow and white decals is another option and might match. Right year too possibly? And yes, the early black stems are heavy old things.

What's the verdict on the right length of fork for this? And keep the green

I've just noticed that some of the Bizango frames on here have a braze-on on the back of the seat tube for a top pull mech - Robrouleaux's bike on p1 for instance. Others don't. Like mine. Everything else looks the same. Does anyone know more? I read that the frames were originally welded...

I kind of like the MX bars, but not the stem. Could you shim the bars and use a MTB stem?

Yeah. As above. Damned shame but maybe fixable?

Wow. That won't need any extra bling. What a fab thing : )

I'll take the racelight bar please. Will drop you a PM.

This arrived today courtesy of Rouge_prawn. Cheers bud. Tange Ultimate Superlight. Mmm

By 1993 Konas were measured from centre of bottom bracket to top of seat tube, which would make that an 18". I think I am right in saying that earlier ones were measured from the top of bottom bracket shell to top of seat tube.

Lovely that. Glad it gets to keep its patina. Headtube looks big for 17" frame.

Tell us more about Norwegian workhorse. And where in Norway? Fantastic country. Good folks

Frame on that Mountain Goat is fabulous. It might get my vote but it's not an easy choice.

Well I am less grumpy. But woefully ignorant. However there's some info here: https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/decals-before-lacquer-or-tother-way-round.230486/page-2 Post some pics of the frame : )

That Muddy Fox isn't just making up the numbers. Love it. And well done rescuing the original paint. Better than covering everything in powdercoat.

PMd re Ritchey brakes

The grey 1996 Velocity stem had no hanger. I tried one on my own '93 Cinder Cone but it looked naff. Colour looked bad and they lack the elegant taper of the earlier stems. There's a pic of one here...

The only Brooks saddle I ever had was in good nick. I kind of liked the look tbh, but it made my bits go numb after 5 miles whatever way I angled it. Sold. My usable saddles are set flat or very, very slightly nose down if bars much lower than seat. Obviously saddle set up is a personal...

That is an exceptionally well spent $75. Buy yourself a beer. Or three. I'd be looking for a 410 Kona P2 fork. In triple butted form. Light, good to look at and they do soak up some bumps.