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yes you can, you'll want to use something such as 2 part flexible glue or PTFE tape on the threads to stick into the threads themselves to make them flatter for more area for the stem to grip onto and have a long enough steerer to clamp as much thread as possible. personally I wouldn't use it...

*drools* so many nice kona's looks like your wall art could use a nice racelight seatpost on it before going up :) I found that I needed a very strong clamp on my post to stop my flite seat slipping where I sit so far back. the website's name is a word for musical tempo .pl :wink:

nice collection hannes, the sex one looks great, never saw one in anything other than full retro guise before :) it's good to see some people that like small frames. I manage to be quite stretched out on my 16'' cc despite being nearly 6ft. tall, the back wheel doesn't skip around, steers fast...

fit and forget parted dirty bikes would make a change from all the blingin' beauties :)

TB P2's, stem and front canti hanging on the wall and fully interchangeable of course :) clean for once and got rid of the nasty marin seatpost

+1 for sandman's '36 Elgin, his Elgin's are such an inspiration :) if only my wife's '36 Mifa wasn't so flimsy..

a spooky metalhead

RIP ratty, was hoping to see some love for the lizard, my first mtb, it was great up until i managed to snap the hanger clean off through normal usage.

bombers for sure although when I recently bought forks for my 96 cinder cone I went with 'modern' F80X over a Z3 and am not regretting it at all.

specialized enduro XL are quite big and comfortable.

in hindsight, I should of bought then what I have now instead of some flashy nonsense, but now it feels even better to have to search for the parts instead of just selecting from the shiny display case :)

hi i'm looking for a satin grey colour ritchey seat post, 27.2 wide and 350/400 long. also, does anyone know why they made grey ones? was it a special OEM order? it's really bugging me having a marin post on my cinder cone :p

a friend and i riding back from a day out got into a game of high speed chicken going into a pedestrian underpass with a safety barrier at the bottom - well, that was the last time i ever bought that particular brand of tyre, my braking force was so great that it split clean in half width-ways...