Kona Roast fream set. Used but in solid condition, could do with cleaning up, has a few paint chips here and there but no dents.

Kona stinky Jr For 24 inch wheels Straight steerer IS brake mount Non boost quick release dropouts Fox coil rear shock. Has been sprayed and its now worse for wear. But its all straight and true, no cracks or big dents. Will require love to get to prime condtion, but with the price or bikes these days its probs worth the effort.

Great sturdy bike, magura breaks, maxxis minion dhf tyre, great condition but the derailleur needs replacing, not an expensive fix??

Good condition kona hardtail with rockshox forks and working dropper post.

Kona titanium frame Got the stickers as it was done in the Rasta spec It’s a 97 and the 17 size It’s really good condition and looked stunning when it was built Please look at the pictures Will come with the bottom bracket in too can take out if u don’t want it I will only post with tracking.

Not to be confused with the more common and less durable aluminium frames, these are ultra tough and equally rare. The idea behind these was to provide a really strong frame, forks, and finishing kit inc chainset, some tough wheels, but keep it affordable by using lower end mechs and V brakes as these would be easy to upgrade in the future. I bought this new many years back, but I had other bikes I was riding at the time, and it felt a bit small, so I never really rode it. Since then I upgraded it slightly with some Avid V brakes (original Tektro weren’t great), new pedals (Kona ones are available but have some paint flake), grips (old ones disintegrated), and a smaller jump specific saddle (not sure where the original is) and gave it to my son to ride. Unfortunately he isn’t a keen rider and has ridden it about 5miles in total I would guess, hence bobbles on tires, and us now taller than me! It is in amazing condition for it’s age (2003/4), and the frame and forks are nearly indestructible and worth loads on their own. The geometry is great, and this is the sought after second generation frame where they modified the seat tube and backstay design to fix the failure point of the MkI (I was a Kona dealer at this point).

DeKerf Mountain 1995 Retro MTB Frame With Kona P2, & Rockshox Judy Forks, 18.5. Important Note: Titanium Bar / Stem and Syncros Titanium Seatpost are NOT Included. I’ve decided with a heavy heart to sell the best retro MTB I’ve ever had, having owned it for over 15 years. I first got in to DeKerf frames when I saw the test in the May 1994 issue of MTB Pro magazine with the summary “DeKerf joins the ranks of Fat Chance, Chas Roberts, Dave Yates, Keith Bontrager et al in taking chromoly frame construction onwards and upwards from the stars of the Taiwanese ranges”. They had nothing but positive things to say about the way it rode and handled. And they were very excited about the artisan pierced wishbone seatstay and titanium bar / stem combo. I bought the frame and Kona Project Two fork (triple butted and painted by DeKerf) at about the same time in the late 2000′s and initially built it up as a Singlespeed where it was fantastic fast fun around my local trails. I then decided to do a full retro build based around XTR M900 with White Industries Hubs and (USA-made) Cranks. I then I thought it would be cool to build a collection of DeKerf frames in all the best colours. I’ve assembled a near perfect build kit of XTR M900, Middleburn etc which are just perfect for this bike but realistically I’m never going to ride it once built so I think it’s time to move it on to its next loving home. It’s in fantastic condition. The paint is original and although there are a few light chips, scratches and touch-ups there is nothing to spoil it. The P2 forks were originally for an aheadset so I had the steerer modified to a threaded one for the DeKerf Quil stem and this resulted in paint-burn at the top of the fork crown. There are also quite a few touched-up areas where the paint is not a perfect match. The Judys are much better and you could always get a professional painter to tidy these areas. But honestly the frame and Judys are a solid 8.5 out of 10 and the P2′s are a 7 so it’s really nothing to worry about, even more so when it’s build up. The frame is the 18.5 size, perfect for riders between around 170 to 180cm tall. I’m 175cm tall. Actual dimensions measured by me are: – Seat tube centre to centre: 16.25″ / 41cm – Seat tube centre to top: 18.5″ / 47cm – Top tube effective horizontal centre to centre: 22.75″ / 58cm (with the Kona fork) – Head tube end to end: 3.75″ / 9.5cm – Fork steerer is around 140mm on both forks. I’ve added the red Hope spacer between the two headset lock nuts for a more comfy riding position but you could easily remove this and trim the steerer a little if you want an authentic 1990′s “head down, bum up” riding position. Frame mass: 1880g. They don’t make steel frames like this anymore. Judy mass: 1600g – Frame number: DEK350. 1 1/8 XTR Threaded headset is included. I’ve had most of the usual dream retro MTB’s: Yo Eddy, Bontrager Race Lite and Ti Lite, Fuquay, DOGSBOLX, Indy Fab, Pace RC200, Dean Titanium etc and this rides the nicest (possibly because the terrain around Vancouver where DeKerf still hand builds his frames is quite similar to the UK – hence why Konas were so popular here in the 90′s) and IMO is by far the best looking. Will be very well packed with each tube wrapped in thick, new plumbers foam pipe lagging and dispatched with Parcel Force 48 hour service insured to value (hence high cost). Viewing and collection available from SOUTHAM, Warwickshire. I’ll be listing all the other parts over the next few weeks so add me to your search list. Any questions, please ask.

Kona Kikapu mountain bike, 18 inch frame, 26 inch wheels, in good used condition. Marzocci bomber MX Pro forks. (Cap missing from left hand adjuster). 32 Teeth Narrow/Wide chain ring. Schwalbe Marathon Plus tyres. Fox rear suspension unit. Alex Rims MX18 Wheels. Please study photos, as they form part of the description.

Circa 2008 Kona Blast Deluxe made from Kona all mountain butted aluminium size is an XL, it is 22 inches from centre of bottom bracket to top of seat tube. 24 from centre of head tube to centre of the seat tube 165mm long head tube weight is 1976 grams for standard 135mm wide MTB wheels has disc mounts and blanked sockets for rim brake post mounts bottom bracket threads are fine rear mech hanger is fine too no issues other than it’s a bit scruffy official blurb: The Kona Blast Deluxe is a Backcountry Hardtail that can take abuse and punishment from the hardtail lovin’ crowd. Offered with the same durable frame as its Aspen Highlands cousin the Caldera, the Blast delivers a lot of bang for the buck.

The Kona Ute Frame 18 is a high-quality aluminium bicycle frame designed for everything you could possibly need to do/carry in a day/lifetime. With the trusted Kona brand behind it, this frame is compatible with a variety of bike components and is ideal for those seeking a reliable and performance-driven cycling experience. Built to last, this frame is a great choice for anyone looking to enhance their biking adventures. 18 frame centre to top In good used condition with usual marks from use.