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Ah yes, 18"

Too much?

Was painted (Not powder coated) a few years ago in brilliant white with later stickers from Gil Deore hubs, brakes and gears. STX head set, FSA carbon chainset with masive rings for super fast road riding. Mavic rims, specialized slicks, new FSA stem and bars with insert for fork steerer so new...

It has now sold, sorry Still need to advertise seat post and seat. May also be able to get back the groupset and am still working on this.

Heres some photos for you and stem is old school 1" quill

Replaced both on my build with a newer type so they are for sale. Could do with some fresh paint. I can add a photo if anyone is interested. £15 posted

1990 Kona Cindercone What do you think I could sell this for then or would it be better to break? Now fitted with a black seat post. Could put a Deore crank an bb back on it if that would be better?

I would also keep it gold, looks lush. It was £40 for them to powder coat and they blasted it first. They wet painted it by mistake though which would normally be £80. Let me know if you want contact details and I will PM them to you

Got mine done at J R Finishright in Horsham as they paint all of our castings for work..... Did a great job of it Is finished now but only got a crappy photo

1990 Kona Cindercone OK so am I better breaking it down to frame and forks and selling components or as a complete bike. Mavic 521 rims on Deore hubs, all Deore components, FSA carbon chainset. All painted by JR Finishright in Horsham and stickers groim Gil. Opinions and what you...

Found this at the dump a few years ago. Added a few new compoenets though. Fast road bike now..... Quick respray and a few lush carbon parts. This is at a friends house should I need it back again....

Just going to pick mine up now from JR so it was probably one of the white Konas you saw there, mine is wet sprayed for 40 quid but my company put a lot of work their way which is why they are cheaper........

The way I understand it is this as I made a mistake buying a 1" stem..... which is for an 1 1/8th steerer A 1" steerer will be for an 1 1/8th head set and a 7/8th steerer will be for an 1" headset so measuer the steerer, add 1/8th of an inch and you have the head set size.... Pleased to be...

Cheers, shaunfowler66@hotmail.com

You got a photo? Also will you post to Brighton/Crawley?

OK so I am creating a monster. So far only a 105 chainset and bottom bracket fitted in place of the Deore and an 11 tooth small rear cog on my cassette. So I fitted a set of 700c wheels from a mates Trek road bike and they fit fine except the brakes are obviously not going to work. I notice a...

Oh is defo an 18" Tell me what you want measured and I will post them up this week end

Talk turkey dude, what you want to pay for frame and fork?

Yep, you're right Carl. Who ever told me a 1989 was wrong. should have checked so is a 1990