Monster, Monsteur, Monstour , 26/29+ and Expedition and Adventure bikes

Weird that they (customer?) chose a disposable cup as a logo.
Is the short and tall stem to allow bar switch outs?

Is the short and tall stem to allow bar switch outs?

More likely there to make some people mad.

In what circumstances would that be appropriate to ride ? Snow or sand??

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Your call, first ones were designed for sand I believe until Iditabike heard of 'em.

In what circumstances would that be appropriate to ride ?

Any and every circumstance?

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That's very good. Looks very 'on here', but found it on pignonfixe.com along with this (and more):

That’s rad too. Any idea what sort of pedals are on the diamondback? I wouldn’t mind a pair of slim flats to chuck on my commuter for popping to the shops. Speedplays are hard to ride on in trainers.

Anything soft or loose.

Would be perfect with dirt drops, but rad nonetheless

Look like Nukeproof Electrons/Superstar Nanos and the like. If just for a commuter, nylon rather than metal bodies should be fine, and can be picked up for cheaps via eBay:

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F282674316607

I would choose MKS MT FT every time. Cheap, rebuildable Japanese quality.

Just looks like a MTB to me.

Not that many standard mtbs with 2.4” tyres that I’ve seen

in 1997, maybe

Z-max tires got pretty close (2.35) back in the day.

Hell yes!

@PhilDAS got some more specs on this Kona? Year, type? Sutra I guess?

https://www.lfgss.com/comments/13948921/

Edit: ignore my question. Found it already. Love the geo of it.

So much yes to top one

A+

Phwoar