A simple solution would be to release that Hei Hei
I canāt do that. Itās the bike that got me into Kona and one of my top 3 bikes I own
A simple solution would be to release that Hei Hei
Iāve done the same for a long time though probably across a wider age/type and at a lower end of the quality scale to @d8mok
Buy well and you end up with the stuff you wanted and sell off the stuff you donāt to offset the cost of what youāve kept. Excluding a couple of ābirthday presentsā Iām cost neutral. You do end up with some piles of stuff that no one wants and Iād feel bad about chucking away - manky seat posts/stems, toeclips and straps, light brackets, low end brakes/gears etc. To me thatās part of the hobby. Some folk end up with really high end stuff without really throwing lots of cash at it.
Iām not Granniegear either!
Just heard back from the seller and it has a 22ā TT c-c, so Iām out sadlyYes it would be split for sure.
Drop me a pm with what youād be happy to pay for the frame.
If I can make it cover the costs and let me keep the cranks it might be worth it
A very generous offer I would sayI offered him Ā£700 plus postage. Thought that was a good offer to be honest
I suspect in a few months time he'll be regretting turning down your offerI offered him Ā£700 plus postage. Thought that was a good offer to be honest
You're buying it just for the saddle aren't you?I offered him Ā£700 plus postage. Thought that was a good offer to be honest
Cranks and shiftersYou're buying it just for the saddle aren't you?