1994 K2 A2
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Double-E F
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Took the bike out for a first ride around the block this morning.
Eventually replaced the Gripshifters by regular shifter pods
Those Dia-Compe brakes are really nice and easy to install!
Turns out the middle 'Supershifter' ring has worn down to super shitty, so will have to replace that..
Other than that, it feels and rides quite nicely
Frame: 1994 K2 A2 X-Torsion 7005 aluminum
Fork: Rock Shox Mag21 1 1'8" threaded
Headset: Shimano STX
Stem: K-Tec
Handlebar:
Grips: Onza Ules black
Barends: K-Tec
Brakes: DiaCompe 987
Brake Pads: DiaCompe grey
Brake Cables: Shimano
Cantilever cable hangers: DiaCompe
Brake Levers: DiaCompe SS7
Shifters: Shimano Deore XT st-m738
Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT fd-m737
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT rd-m737
Derailleur Cables: Shimano
Cassette: Shimano Deore XT cs-m737
Chain: Shimano HG
Cranks: Sugino Impel
Crank Bolts: Shimano
Chainrings: Sugino Supershifter 22/32/42
Chainring bolts: Sugino
Bottom Bracket: Shimano Deore XT bb-un72
Pedals: Shimano Deore XT pd-m737
Hub Skewers: Shimano Deore (but the levers look like XTR for some reason..)
Rims: Mavic 230 TIB
Hubs: Shimano Deore XT fh-m737/hb-m737
Nipples: yes
Spokes: DT Swiss
Tyres: IRC Piranha (rear)/Vredestein Slizer (front)
Tubes: Specialized
Saddle: Bontrager perforated
Seatpost: K-Tec
Seatpost Binder: K-Tec
Weight: 11.3 kg
Eventually replaced the Gripshifters by regular shifter pods
Those Dia-Compe brakes are really nice and easy to install!
Turns out the middle 'Supershifter' ring has worn down to super shitty, so will have to replace that..
Other than that, it feels and rides quite nicely
Frame: 1994 K2 A2 X-Torsion 7005 aluminum
Fork: Rock Shox Mag21 1 1'8" threaded
Headset: Shimano STX
Stem: K-Tec
Handlebar:
Grips: Onza Ules black
Barends: K-Tec
Brakes: DiaCompe 987
Brake Pads: DiaCompe grey
Brake Cables: Shimano
Cantilever cable hangers: DiaCompe
Brake Levers: DiaCompe SS7
Shifters: Shimano Deore XT st-m738
Front Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT fd-m737
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT rd-m737
Derailleur Cables: Shimano
Cassette: Shimano Deore XT cs-m737
Chain: Shimano HG
Cranks: Sugino Impel
Crank Bolts: Shimano
Chainrings: Sugino Supershifter 22/32/42
Chainring bolts: Sugino
Bottom Bracket: Shimano Deore XT bb-un72
Pedals: Shimano Deore XT pd-m737
Hub Skewers: Shimano Deore (but the levers look like XTR for some reason..)
Rims: Mavic 230 TIB
Hubs: Shimano Deore XT fh-m737/hb-m737
Nipples: yes
Spokes: DT Swiss
Tyres: IRC Piranha (rear)/Vredestein Slizer (front)
Tubes: Specialized
Saddle: Bontrager perforated
Seatpost: K-Tec
Seatpost Binder: K-Tec
Weight: 11.3 kg
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Svahncranks
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Wow beauty!
I thought I was the only one that got my hands on one of these. Mine is not at all in the same condition as yours but the bike is beautiful. I'm going in a different direction and will use mine as a city beater. I am going to sand down the fork and clearcoat it so it matches the frame.
But will save all the orginalparts so i can rebuild it again. I am aiming for that 10kg with mine
I thought I was the only one that got my hands on one of these. Mine is not at all in the same condition as yours but the bike is beautiful. I'm going in a different direction and will use mine as a city beater. I am going to sand down the fork and clearcoat it so it matches the frame.
But will save all the orginalparts so i can rebuild it again. I am aiming for that 10kg with mine
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Double-E F
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Nice! What year is that?
Is that an engine attached to the frame..?
Is that an engine attached to the frame..?
chumaman
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I believe it is from the same 94' as the A2 from the topic...
the picture shows the frame and the old box for lithium batteries...namely, it is intended for the self-construction of an electric bicycle for my 80-year-old father
