Awesome! Looks lovely! Only thing to do is change the grips! The Whyte ones aren't the best!View attachment 39968
Recently bought this whyte 909
Seat a little low in this pic - was first outing and the dropper post slid down in the frame slightly where I hadn’t tightened it properly
Love it
Its personal choice, I always change my grips and bar tape when I buy a new bike, you get used to something, they are all made of different quality compounds or design, I wear thin gloves so I can still feel the grip .Changing grips is something I just don't get. I wear gloves, full in winter, road mitts other times, so the grips are just there in case I forget which bit to hold onto!
What's the difference between the Whyte grips and the better ones you have @RedUn ?
Nice bikes, especially the Beta...
U got a good eye there buddyNice bikes, especially the Beta...
I guess it's like saying why didn't you buy a transit...Changing grips is something I just don't get. I wear gloves, full in winter, road mitts other times, so the grips are just there in case I forget which bit to hold onto!
What's the difference between the Whyte grips and the better ones you have @RedUn ?
Love this I have a rare polished alloy kona roast OB about 1995 I bought it still have it todayView attachment 40168 View attachment 40167 Kona Kilauea 1996. I had the frame turned in a Single Speed with Track ends and the brake bossses moved. Use to work for Kona back in the day.
Still use the bike for commuting and running errands. Also some off road . Very different feel to my 29ers.
Love this I have a rare polished alloy kona roast OB about 1995 I bought it still have it today