1st suicide-hub, works good & rides great…
Submitted by klaus
´93 kona cruiser
Posted on April 19th 2009
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7 Comments Received
December 12th, 2009 @2:17 pm
Ugly frame and the hub looks sketchy
December 22nd, 2009 @8:56 pm
Sickest top tube pad ever! But wait you have two top tubes. You should definately rock double tube pads.
December 29th, 2009 @6:25 pm
ridiculous waste. why did you put haro hubs on a fixed???
June 12th, 2010 @3:36 pm
quite a funky looking ride, I like it very much.
July 25th, 2010 @11:19 am
From the cable-stops on the down-tube and right chainstay, your was originaly a geared version; with a rear coaster brake tab plus rear cantilever bosses.
Kona Humus are awesome: F.A.C.T.
Anyone who thinks otherwise has no appreciation of bike history and the origins of the 3-bar frame design with Schwinn, Elgin, and later Cook Bros BMX & the Marin County mountain bike pioneers etc.
Except there wasn’t a 1993 Humu. The first model year was 1995; Replaced in 1997 with the “Aha”, which had a curved top-tube; Brought back later as the Humu again, but without the “looptail” rear end; the Looptail rear triangle was re-introduced early 2000s; Mid-2000s, the Humu got a kinked (but not curved) top-tube.
Love it.
August 7th, 2010 @2:08 pm
thanks loop, youre right… checked the catalogues… i always believed in this site…http://www.skullskates.com/history/on-line-bicycle-museum/1990s-2000s/
January 23rd, 2011 @12:28 am
Different! I like it.
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