[Nately27]

Ive finally got my bike just how i want it. And because I like looking at other peoples bikes, i thought id post some pics of mine...

my two favorite toys, albeit, one of them is my dad's...

this one looked kinda artsy to me:

and the last one to post:

here are some links to some more pics: rear end , and side view

the basic rundown is:
Stab DC, 170mm 888, 521's on Bulbs with Comp 24's, hfx-9's, Push Race shock, brake therapy floater (its amazing!!!), envy chain guide, and an assortment or other parts. hope you enjoy the pics! -nately27

 

[redical]

Using that car to hold up your bike...tsk, tsk. Looks good.

 

[manhattanprjkt83]

looks really solid the best way for a bike to be. Get an e.13... and you will be set.

 

[Nately27]

looks really solid the best way for a bike to be. Get an e.13... and you will be set.

I had a DRS on there, but when i went to a single chainring, I thought i'd try out the Envy's inner plate/chain guide. So far its worked really well, and looks really clean for whatever thats worth.

 

[preppie]

Nice bike

Is there a big difference in braking performance with the floating brake (or without) ?

 

[Mattoid]

Wow Darek thats hot. Thats gota be the nicest kona in exhistance. I cant wait to see 'er in action!

 

[Nately27]

Nice bike

Is there a big difference in braking performance with the floating brake (or without) ?

ive gone on a few shuttle runs with it so far, and it makes a difference. whether or not it is a big difference is a bit subjective. With it, the bike feels really good in the braking zones. The back end chatters much less, and feels a lot more stable. I found it much easier to set the bike up for corners when the rear brake isnt unsettling the bike. The back end behaves a lot better with it. Plus the quality, machining, and CS on those brake therapy's are just amazing.

 

[Castle]

Dialed! I'm with Mattoid, that's probably the nicest Kona I've laid eyes on! Glad I could help ya a little along the way with that one!