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Thanks for the pictures, looks ace!

I'll try and make it to this, sounds like a proper ride :D

Just to confirm for you, that is a 1990 cindercone, I have an 89, easiest way to tell is the rear cantilevers, 89's have a U brake.

On early hecklers and superlights the medium frames have a straight top tube, larges have the kink. Nice looking frame though, just a bit too big for me, good luck with the sale :D

The Hecklers a large :cry:

I'll be there for about 10, quite looking forward to a bimble :P

Yer, I was there 2 weeks ago :D I haven't ridden a geared MTB for over 2 years! No saddle? That's just for you crazy tall guys :lol:

Probably Si, like I say, too long. I only own one MTB now so that's what I'll be on, of course it only has the one gear though :wink:

I'm gonna try and make it to this, it's been too long

Nice looking bike and excellent price but it's a big 'un! Too big for me I'm affraid :cry:

I had an aqua fade but when funds allow I'd like a team violet :D

keV, this is awesome!!! If you ever feel that you need a test pilot for it I reckon it's just my size :D

I just sold this, the decals were actually from an ultimate, by Gil, just trying something a bit different :) I powercoated it in as near a match I could to my other origional one, the paint job on it when I got it wasn't origional and was awful, this one simply just doesn't fit me :cry:

Pm me your email and I'll send you some :)

Oh, and they were post Trek :roll:

It looks like a Q-pro carbon road frame, I had one a while ago in a different colour, you could choose from a number of custom paint schemes.

I have for sale a 1989 Kona Cindercone, the White one with splatter paint in size 19". It comes with the origional saddle, seatpost, handlebars and Paul Broadie Velocity stem, the groupset is a mixture of Deore and Deore XT from 1992. The bike has been used and could do with a clean and new...

yes you're right it would be but me and technology don't really get on too well!

Sent! :D

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