Oz sale: MINT '94 Kilauea 17", Kona parts, white Smoke/Dart

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Take yourself back to the halcyon days of the mid-nineties with this mint time machine! This baby is dialled to mid-nineties period perfection, when big rings were on the front, not the back and only Konas (yes, ok and a few other Canadian frames) had long top tubes! 20 years on and this bike is still cutting edge!


Judging from the components, this is a late '94 frame since it's sprinkled with a few components that appear on the stock '95 Kilauea. I'm the second owner and apart from changing the saddle and pedals, it is, I suspect, unchanged from the showroom floor. I don't think she's been off-road ever. Museum piece or trail shredder, you choose.

The pictures can do most of the talking, but there are a few things to note. There has been no paint touch up whatsoever. There are a few scratches with superficial rust. I leave that for the next owner to sort out. The right fork leg is bleeding oil, but not air and it seems to work fine. I don't understand air shocks and haven't taken it apart, but it probably could do with a new seal. Most bearings have recently been cleaned and repacked, the brakes may need some tweaking. More pics to come.

Quick roll call:
- XT hubs.
- 7 speed cluster, but shifter will handle 8.
- Araya rims.
- Suntour thumbies (Suntour cables too!)
- Ritchey Logic brakes.
- Geax Streetrunner 1.75 tyres.

Complete bike as pictured with slicks: AU$400
Sydney eastern suburbs pickup or posted nationally at buyer's expense.

Panaracer Smoke and Dart tyres, 2.1": $40 for the pair.
I will only sell as a pair.
Sydney eastern suburbs pickup or posted nationally at buyer's expense.



If you want to buy the knobbies with the bike, I'll give you $10 off the tyres and include the slicks.

The following parts, I'm happy to post at buyer's expense most anywhere around the world. For reference, the cheapest tracked parcel to the UK is about AU$25.
Kona cable guide: AU$10

Kona canti brake levers (off a '95 Explosif): AU$10
 

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More pics as promised.
 

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Also interested in the silly white tyres, but I'm almost scared to ask about the postage cost to the UK...?
 
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elpedro666, I don't think the tyres are folding (I could be wrong), so I have not even bothered checking the price!
 
Hey guys,

Try E-Go couriers. They get mixed reviews but a mate and I have both used them for the past couple of years without issue.

The last bike I had shipped from Melb to Syd was $47 (that was collected from the sellers address and picked up from one of their Sydney depots). But prices vary, y'know?

You can book everything online - a standard bike box is 140 x 80 x 20cm and weight is no more than 16kg (these are the numbers I always use).

Tyres might not be as expensive as you think - wrap them like a doughnut using bin liners and tape, and stick a label on them. It brings down the cubic size of the parcel. As an example: I once tried to send a frame interstate and was initially quoted $62. I got it home, re-wrapped it just wrapping the tubes and was quoted $22. And it arrived no problem.

Worth a shot, right?
 

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