[Barthi]

Hi,
Does somebody know the name of the manufacturer of this frame?
It comes supposedly from an hawaiian manufacturer:

Thanks

 

[TSleep]

Looks like a Kona Stinky but they're from Bellingham Washington

 

[TSleep]

Actually looks more like a King Kikapu

 

[rockcrusher]

Hi,
Does somebody know the name of the manufacturer of this frame?
It comes supposedly from an hawaiian manufacturer:

Thanks

There was a few companies using that frame as I recall, it was an off the shelf. I think azonic had something that look like that. One of my old cycling buddies had that bike but my google-fu is weak this morning and I can't find it.

If this was a hawaiian company that had this bike they purchased it from the same factory as azonic and slapped their stickers on it.

 

[Barthi]

Thanks, these suggestions come close. But it's not that old, it has an integrated headseat. And the tubes from the main frame are consistently round.

 

[TSleep]

Its definitely a very old design

 

[Radium]

It's got a horst link; Kona didn't use them back in the day.
I think it's a nice looking frame.

 

[Guam711]

Looks similar to the old Giant AC frame from the 2000 to 2003 period.

 

[Taroroot]

Looks similar to that Claud Butler Spectre someone posted up in another thread with its adjustable travel linkage. Other details don't look the same though.
AFAIK there were no bicycle manufacturers in Hawaii. If there were it would be one off handmade bikes.
There was a low end but better than dpt store bikes that a local bike shop brought in and gave it a brand, but they were made overseas.