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Still available. Willing to share shipping costs as an offer.

Hi there, After testing the bike thoroughly, I can say that 19" is simply too small for me. My upper body is too long for it and I would still like to go back a few centimeters. And since I don't want to have something standing around here for years to swap, I'm putting it up for sale. The...

It's THE Breezer i always lusted for in 21". Don't even know they built one in that size.

Yes please. Please DM me with more details.

This search is still on.

Wait, great bike, but it needs a Syncros Powerlite fork.

I never made one. As it took me 4 years to finish it.

Still looking.

For an old Kona project i am looking for a P2 fork. It has to have the following details: > 395mm axle to crown measurement > Spinner dropouts > 225mm steerer length (threaded or threadable, no ahead please) > 1 1/8 steerer Paint or other stuff doesn't matter. Thanks for looking Moritz

Then i am out. Thanks for adding that info.

Dibs on the fork. I can see it is a 1 1/8 version. Exactly what i am looking for. Are you sure the A2C is 375mm - kind of a weird number. Would have thought 395mm (non-suspension corrected) or 410mm (suspension-corrected) are the options for 26". Is the steerer thick enough to be threaded...

I dug out many rare bikes in the last years. This is the one unicorn i never came by (in size 21").

Not one of his key competencies. He's busy building bikes.

I will enter my last remaining classic mtb, which i recently finished restoring. 1996 Wilderness Trail Bikes Phoenix How i bought it - good to know where it came from. I am afraid there is no build thread to this, but anyone who can't imagine the journey, here is a summary. 1. Bought from...

Correct.

Not so bad for both, maybe a bit to much. But it will be hard to sell the bundle at once (i guess).

It was a she when i asked and it was 2k.

This is a bike i had in storage for a few years after it travelled across the pond. Before it was a broken wreck on ebay for ages until i saved it. Steve Potts put RC bossed on it, replaced the rusty downtube and built the fork. Joe Bell did the paint. Rode it for the first time last weekend and...

Oh, yes. That is the one for Rollercams with the weird front mech cable routing, right? You still have it?

@iveto1983 that's gonna be my old 94 then (#94301), that you are getting. Enjoy it, great bike!