FS: 2006 Kona Dawg Mountain Bike

[jar_e]

Selling my 2006 Kona Dawg...in great condition, only used for under a dozen rides.

Some specs...

Frame sizes M(17")
Frame tubing Kona Clump Butted Aluminum, 5" Travel
Rear Shock Fox Vanilla R
Fork Marzocchi Gran Fondo 3 120mm
Headset Aheadset STS
Crankarms TruVativ Blaze ISIS
Chainrings 44/32/22
B/BTruVativ ISIS
Pedals Shimano PD-M505 Clipless
Chain Shimano CN-HG53
Freewheel Shimano CS HG50 11-32 9 speed
F/D Shimano Deore
R/D Shimano Deore
Shifters Shimano Deore
Handlebar TruVativ LE OS Riser
Stem TruVativ XR 3D OS
Grips Kona Jack
Brakes Hayes Sole
Brake Levers Hayes Sole
Front hub KK Disc
Rear hub Shimano FH-M475 disc
Spokes Stainless 14g
Tires Nokian NBT 26 x 2.3
Rims Sun S.O.S. P1
Saddle WTB Speed V Comp
Seatpost TruVativ XR
Seat clamp Kona QR
ColorsGray

Paid just under $2000....asking $1200 obo.

[Wookie]

Why selling? What size person does that 17inch frame fit?
Thanks

[jar_e]

I'm selling cause I'm taking quite the paycut here in the next few months and unfortunately need the cash...

For the size, the 2006 dawg only came in 15" or 17"...I'm 6'4", 180lbs and it fit me well. I'd say pretty much an average adult would be able to fit on this. Its a good cross between cross-country and trail riding so sizing like other bikes which range from 15-21" isn't that big of a deal as you can adjust most of your height with the seat height.

[Boblobla]

I'm 5'10" and I ride a 10" as well. Very common size.

Nice bike.

[Wookie]

Thanks - I'm temped, but it would be more of a christmas purchase, funds a little tight right now. Assume I didn't ask any questions, I'm just being that window shopper.

[jar_e]

Originally Posted by Wookie

Thanks - I'm temped, but it would be more of a christmas purchase, funds a little tight right now. Assume I didn't ask any questions, I'm just being that window shopper.

No worries. You bumped the thread so I really can't complain

[Madman]

Originally Posted by Boblobla

I'm 5'10" and I ride a 10" as well. Very common size.

[Tron_fdc]

Are you kidding me? You're 6'4", and someone sold you a 17" frame? My ex had that same bike (same frame size even) and she's 5'6"!!! Your knees must have been bouncing off the handlebars!!

I'd say that this bike would fit anyone in the 5'6" to 6' range. Any taller and you're going to feel like you're riding a kids bike.

[jar_e]

I'll be totally honest its probably not 17" guessing from Tron's post. I (of course) lost all my paperwork on the bike so I am not sure. I googled the bike and from a few sites it sounds like they only made two sizes (15" and 17") but that could be incorrect.

[jar_e]

Bump.

[jar_e]

Bumpity bump.

[Wookie]

Originally Posted by jar_e

Bumpity bump.

Bump,
from the other thread about biking, figured I'd bump this, did it sell? And in that thread you mentioned the size being wrong, did you figure it out?

[jar_e]

Originally Posted by Wookie

Bump,
from the other thread about biking, figured I'd bump this, did it sell? And in that thread you mentioned the size being wrong, did you figure it out?

Its still available and I am looking to sell it now. I finally responded to your PM by the way.

I measured it and it is a 20" mountain bike frame according to this site.

[HalifaxDrunk]

Nice bike! If it is a medium then it is indeed a 17" frame.

Here are the details on a stock 2006 Kona Dawg.

Bicycle Type - Mountain bike, front & rear suspension
Sizes - S(15"), M(17"), L(18"), XL(19"), XXL(20")
Colors - Gray

Frame & Fork
Frame Construction - TIG-welded
Frame Tubing Material - Kona Clump Butted Aluminum, 5" Travel
Fork Brand & Model - Marzocchi Gran Fondo 3
Fork Material - Aluminum/magnesium, single crown
Rear Shock - Fox Vanilla R, 5" travel

Components
Component Group - Mountain mix
Brakeset - Hayes Sole brakes, Hayes Sole levers
Shift Levers - Shimano Deore
Front Derailleur - Shimano Deore
Rear Derailleur - Shimano Deore
Crankset - Truvativ Blaze ISIS, 22/32/44 teeth
Pedals - Shimano PD-M505 Clipless
Bottom Bracket - Truvativ ISIS
BB Shell Width - Unspecified
Rear Cogs - 9-speed, 11 - 32 teeth
Chain - Shimano CN-HG53
Seatpost - Truvativ XR
Saddle - WTB Speed V Comp
Handlebar - Truvativ LE OS Riser
Handlebar Extensions - Not included
Handlebar Stem - Truvativ XR 3D OS
Headset - Aheadset STS

Wheels
Hubs - Front: KK Disc, Rear: Shimano FH-M475 disc
Rims - Sun S.O.S. P1
Tires - 26 x 2.30" Nokian NBT
Spoke Brand - Stainless steel, 14ga. (2.0mm) straight gauge
Spoke Nipples - Unspecified

[Wookie]

Thanks Jar

Sadly I'm out of the market for a bike in that price range. The gf wants want too, which esentially means two $400 bikes, or maybe a $700 for me and the rest for her

[fundmark19]

Willing to trade for a norco 4 hun? I don't need a dirt jumping or street bike and just need a decent cross country

[jar_e]

Originally Posted by HalifaxDrunk

Nice bike! If it is a medium then it is indeed a 17" frame.

Yeah it's actually a 19 or 20 (just measured it yesterday)...but thanks for the bump and the specs

[jar_e]

Originally Posted by fundmark19

Willing to trade for a norco 4 hun? I don't need a dirt jumping or street bike and just need a decent cross country

Its tempting but I'll have to pass. I need to pay off some olympic tickets and unfortunately this is the first toy to go.

[fundmark19]

Ya those damn olympic tickets ruin everything....till next year when they are sweet

[Yeah_Baby]

I can ride my bike with no handle bars.