Brodie ClimbMax with Kona Track 2 Forks For Sale

[Tony_King7]

BRODIE ClimbMAX Early 90s with Kona Track Two Forks

• KONA TRACK TWO FORKS
• EARLY 90’s
• FRAME & FORKS SPRAYED BY ARGOS (£300)
• XT HOLLOW CHAIN SET 175Ml
• NEW TANG HEADSET
• NEW BOTTOM BRACKET
• ORIGINAL SEAT POST
• FEW TINY PAINT CHIPS

Collection from London - £550

 

[raidan73]

Would you mind sharing the serial number from the underside of the bottom bracket?

 

[Tony_King7]

Would you mind sharing the serial number from the underside of the bottom bracket?

Hi Raidan73

There’s 2 numbers on the frame, B001 (can’t quite make out if it’s a B or an 8 )& 1263

 

[Hotwheels.]

Well isn’t that just bloody lovely.

 

[IanS62]

Some dimensions would be useful, tho it looks a bit big for me.

 

[Tony_King7]

Some dimensions would be useful, tho it looks a bit big for me.

Hi IanS62,

From top of seat tube to middle of the crank it’s 19”

Thanks

 

[Alla]

Re:

Hi,
this is obviously Paul Brodie's first bike made for the European market. In Paul Brodie - The man behind the bikes page 114: "B001 was stamped on July, 1990."
Nice piece of history, unfortunately without original paint, though.
Anyway, GLWS!
Alex

 

[raidan73]

Would you mind sharing the serial number from the underside of the bottom bracket?

Hi Raidan73

There’s 2 numbers on the frame, B001 (can’t quite make out if it’s a B or an 8 )& 1263

That’s interesting. Are you able to get a pic?

 

[Tony_King7]

See below pics

 

[raidan73]

Interesting that neither of those look to be in the right place, from what I can see in the pics. Usually the s/n is pretty much central on the shell, almost between where the chain stays join. It can often be hidden under the cable guide