MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
^that's IT. We have achieved perfection
If you build it, smiles will come!!You will want Schwinn S-2 rims for "normal size" 26 inch tires... Or find some Araya 7X rims... Two of the most common wheels for early Klunkers. But if your funds do not allow and your not going to beat on the bike.. Just find some everyday 26 inch rims... There is so much you can do or not do to make it "correct" or make it your own. Build your vision... The neck is normal... 1"... Wald makes a good budget BMX style fork... Browse a couple pictures up at my budget klunker... Most of all have fun!!!
Beautifully done! It's really got the 'look'.Getting real close to finishing this one up. I was going to enter it in the off road class, but decided nah…. Fun bike. Tough save. View attachment 221652View attachment 221653View attachment 221654
Definitely cool! Koga Miyata was a Japanese company, made really good steel hardtails. I've never seen one as modern as that, or one with rear suspension, but it is wearing great parts, so I'd wager that the quality is still there. And that wheelset...The post above is awesome!
Not mine, but I spotted this one at my employer. Not really a klunker too, but had to share it.
Don't know if I hate it or love it, but it has this uncanny coolness.
I believe that the frame builder Miyata does not build frames anymore for Koga. Koga's are still quality bicycles, but a bit boring in my opinion. The only framebuilder in the BeNeLux is "Achielle". The rest is Chinese or from Taiwan.Definitely cool! Koga Miyata was a Japanese company, made really good steel hardtails. I've never seen one as modern as that, or one with rear suspension, but it is wearing great parts, so I'd wager that the quality is still there. And that wheelset...
Just did a quick search, you are right, Koga and Miyata dissolved the partnership in 2010. I never knew they were 2 companies working together, let alone that Koga was from Friesland! This makes me want one even more now. I guess we can conclude that the bike is over 10 years old nowI believe that the frame builder Miyata does not build frames anymore for Koga
You should build more for commercial sale and market them as a downhill trike.How's this for a Klunker? View attachment 223387
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