Post Your Kona Stinky's. Previous Page Next Page. Post Message. Author Message. After Kona confirmed they have no replacements available worldwide I didn't know what I was going to do! While scouring classified ads for a options I lucked out and managed to pick up a gem mint last week at an amazing price! Just finished the build today, other than the dope floating brake kit that is on the way.
Kona for Life, lol. ScottD wrote: I picked up both these rides about a year ago, when covid shut most operations down here in the Seattle area, I wanted to do single track mountain bike riding for the first time in my life and covid struck. I have done 64 mile gravel double track rides a few times every year, John Wayne trail over Snoqualmie pass and back.
I've been on 52 mile double track rides on the King Kikapu, and had the Stinky on Tiger Mountain and exit So much fun. The rest seems mostly stock. I did damage the seat post stays with my zip tie fenders, they sawed away that the aluminum, rotating back and forth.
I can't get into the car or house with mud caked all over my back. These were sitting in someone's storage unit or garage after they used them for the first few years, and then they put them away. The sellers weren't asking for crazy amounts of money, found them on craigslist. Kona's advertised weight of the bikes are 38 for the Stinky and 32 pounds for the King Kikapu, I think. ScottD wrote: I picked up both these rides about a year ago, Is frame cracking a problem? Don't post your bike.
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