[ July 14, 2006, 05:57 PM: Message edited by: DOUG ]

Beautiful cruiser! Must be kinda hard to ride with no pedals...

I'm really diggin' the big bikes lately.

yes thats a nice kos kruiser all right.
hey thats interesting cable routing Doug.

Ahhh - I don't know how to tell you this ummmm --- but you do realize thats not a THRUSTER right ?


oh I see the connection now -- its the pedal thing right ?


lol

want ads next post ....


trade a complete Mongoose Kos cruiser for (can you guess ? are you ready for this....)

anything THRUSTER ...... baroom boom - ching


THANK YOU ! I'm here all week

nice kos doug allways like the red chrome combo

nice work
cheers

This is a survivor, not a build or restoration. A very cool original owner and vbmx member hooked me up with this cool ride, along with another bike I'll be posting pics of soon. As you can see the KOS wasn't ridden much, if at all. No brake wear on the rims other than a hairline scratch going around the surface of the rear rim. I have one pedal but the other one I'm still searching for. This is how the bike arrived. I haven't even wiped it down. I got this to ride but it's almost too nice. I may have to anyway. Many thanks to vbmx and members like this!

[ July 15, 2006, 12:22 AM: Message edited by: DOUG ]

Mark that's the catch. It CAME with a Thruster so that makes it OKAY. This was my practical bonus. Something I could use. Oh and the Thruster is equally tasteful with Phil hubs and spider, Raleigh Red dots, MCS stem, the whole she bang.

[ July 15, 2006, 12:38 AM: Message edited by: DOUG ]

Jeezaz.... Doug... That sure is nice. One of my old racing buddies had a bone stock Kos back in the day. They sure are a great 26. Great bike!

I couldn't resist here's mine:


Enjoy