My 98 Sunn Exact Colombus

[nickfrog]

Hi everyone,

I got the frame and fork new in 98 and put the bike together then as it is now, apart from new chain and cassette as well as bars changed every 3 years for safety.

Full XTR M950 8-speed
Syncros post, stem, bars and grips
RaceFace headseat
Mavic 517 with Sunn's Brubz hubs (lighter than Crossmax)
Flite Ti
Time Atac pedals (original bearings!!)
Sid

Weight about 10.5kgs depending on tyres and tubes.

I might be selling, so it would be great to know how much you guys think I could get for it... The bike has only done 2000 kms I guess, if that...

Cheers.

 

[mikesnowdon]

Lovely bike!

If you decide to split it I would be extremely interested in the forks!!!!!

 

[nickfrog]

Well, it's not like we're far from each other, I am in Worthing.

 

[orange71]

if this is a 'what's it worth' post please stick it in the 'what's it worth' thread - it does exactly what it says on the tin

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... start=1200

 

[saltyman]

loving the SID forks.........would suit my bike though i must resist.

 

[nickfrog]

if this is a 'what's it worth' post please stick it in the 'what's it worth' thread - it does exactly what it says on the tin

http://www.retrobike.co.uk/forum/viewto ... start=1200

Apologies... did not notice that thread...
Cheers

Nick

 

[orange71]

no worries, good luck. But if I were you I'd keep it

 

[captain8track]

re:

puuh that fork is wayyy to high for that frame. Sell the fork and get an Obsys or something like that and it will probarly be a lot better then a bike available in the shops today...

looks really tidy, would love to own one someday.

 

[al]

Nice.

Al,

 

[Conrads]

a g8 bike

I would love to own it . Had an exact 998 flex before it broke.
Would be the perfect match for my exact 00 ti.
What size is it? Looks to be a 20". Perfect......would you send to New Zealand??????
My wife will kill me for wanting it ....but I desire another steel sunn......
Then I can turn my KHS team into a killer single speed weapon.
Conrad