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Yep!

I'm 5'10" and I reckon it would be ok for someone a couple of inches taller or shorter, but I suppose that depends on if you like a smaller or larger bike. But it's perfect for me. Posting to mainland UK is not a problem.

Thanks mate :D

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I've now converted it back to gears and re-listed it for sale in a new thread with loads of photos http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... 63#1328963

I'm selling my 1996 19" Kona Cinder Cone as I bought it to convert to single speed which didn't suit me. So after one ride I've converted it back and it's now for sale. I think it's virtually entirely original except for the saddle and tyres. Everything works as it should (the gears could do...

Thanks for the confirmation :D

The frame measures 19" centre bb to top of seat tube which I thought meant it was a 19" frame. But I've been told it's actually a 17" frame as it measures 17" c to c. Sorry for any confusion.

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Thanks mate :D

All the bits I spent the extra money on are detailed in the same thread where you read I originally paid £150 for the bike! I've only ridden it once an I'm just trying to recoup my money.

Yes. 3 miles from junction 28

Sutton-in-Ashfield (near Mansfield)

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Re: Size? Hi Andy Forgot to mention the size! It's 19" centre bb to top of seat tube (17" c to c)

Now for sale! http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... 32#1318032

Hi I've decided to sell my Cinder Cone as I've only ridden it once since I bought it (I prefer full suspension). Lots of photos etc. here http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... 81#1233881 It's currently converted to single speed, but I have all the parts to convert it back...

I always just put the chain in a jar full of White Spirit and leave it for 24 hours. Really easy 8)