Hi, just recently found this bike that the previous owner of the house I brought left behind should I fix the bike up is it worth it ?? Thanks for the help
by Consistent-Manner-45
Hi, just recently found this bike that the previous owner of the house I brought left behind should I fix the bike up is it worth it ?? Thanks for the help
by Consistent-Manner-45
10 Comments
Yeah, it’s a pretty decent hardtail.
I certainty would if it is your size. It looks like it has some good parts on it.
Hell yeah, project bike.
Free bike is the best kind of bike 🚲
Thanks everyone!!
what even is wrong with it?
Probably at least early 2000 or later. Maybe there is a Kona afficionado who can chime in. If it doesn’t look like it’s had the life run out of it, no frame dents, etc, a little elbow grease and a few replacement parts and you’ll have a nice bike.
One caveat: the quick release skewers were replaced with Pitlock security skewers. Since you don’t have the key, you will need a good set of channel lock pliers and some time to remove the wheels.
Yes, Kona makes nice stuff and it has some potential to be a nice cruising/light single track bike. I would start with cleaning it up and getting wider tires.
No give it to me