Big fan of Kona here! I bought my Kona Blast in Kyiv back in 2007 (or was it 2008?). I love riding it in forests, doing cross-country, and pretty much going everywhere with it. I've made a couple of mods over the years and still enjoy this bike a lot. Cheers from Ukraine! 🇺🇦
My first "real mtn bike" was a 2017 Kona Mahuna that my boss sold to me for $50.00. I needed transportation to work he did me a huge favor by not only basically giving me a nearly new bike, but totally converted me to a brand I had heretofore never heard of. He rides Scott stuff and the Kona was a bit big for him but just right for me. I had to sell that bike a few years back but I will definitely be getting a new Mahuna at some point when I return from Romania.
My first proper full suspension was a brand new Kona Stinky 2008, my mate was riding an 06 Stab Supreme at the time and we used to ride them 15 or so miles every weekend to the trails (they weren’t very good on the road), we had a blast. Kona will always have a place in my heart.
I knew approximately nothing about bikes a month ago but I've just bought a secondhand Kona Blast 2019 because I totally fell in love with the frame design and I'm really loving it.
The frames that designed by Joe Murray back in the 90s with sleek fashion really catches eyes and not just nostalgia but a feeling of good times, thanks for what you are doing, salute.
Great to know that Kona is still doing well. Purchased a Lava Dome in 2004 here in the UK , a few replacements parts, like drivetrain and tyres. still riding it now. A great bike!
Proud 2 week old owner of a 2nd hand but heavily upgraded Kona Entourage 2014, Fox 40s on front instead of Rock Shox Domain, & a pretty much brand new Fox DHX RC4 instead of RC2, bought for $1k NZD, STOKED! I LOVE the bike, the geometry, with shorter chainstays makes popping off curbs & jumps, & turning so easy, & the 180mm travel instead of 200mm means i can still pedal on the flat & a little uphill too. It's my first mtb in 10 years after i lived in Melbourne for 7 years, but now I'm back in Christchurch NZ & I'm so spoilt for epic Downhill & park tracks to ride.. Cant wait! First I've gotta get my fitness back up before i can huck it though haha! Super stoked that Kona still has that "small Co run by a group of mates who love bikes" spirit, complete with 4 legged factory supervisors (lol) makes me even more stoked for my new bike, as does the blunt wraps even though i don't smoke anymore haha! ;)
I’ve owned 3 Konas over the years. Their style was uniquely their own, particularly in the 90-00s. And for Kona fans, they were the best because of it.
I bought my first kona in 2002! A kona stuff which i absolutly took everywhere, and learnt a lot on, in 2023 i bought my kona honzo esd! I love the thing and it loves me!
Never imagined I'd spend more than $500 on a bicycle, but saw the Kona Coco in my local bike shop ($950ish Canadian) and fell in love with it. It rides SO smooth, I didn't even know what hit me. It completely changed how I saw the cruiser bike category. Can't wait to ride it!!
My life changed when i found a specialized p2 in 2011 at the local bike shop here in the middle of Alaska, i absolutely had to have that bike, idr if it was 2010 or 2011 model, but one of my regrets in life is the selling of it, i have been trying to find one like it ever since but unfortunately i have had to settle with a couple more p bikes, and i will not be selling any more p bikes lol
Got my Kona Sutra SE 2023 a couple of weeks ago here in the UK. Most expensive bike I have ever owned ~£1500+. loving it so far, and I can’t wait to bring it to a long bike tour in the UK and the EU in the future.
I bought a Kona Lave Dome in 1990 for £450. I still have the receipt (somewhere). It was stolen from the boat house under Barnes Bridge (River Thames - London) where I used to row, tho I still have the seat and seat post! I replaced this with the higher spec'd Kona Cindercone (splash paint version) which I still own and ride to this day. Both bikes had straight Project 2 forks which were revolutionary for the time. Prior to buying the Kona, I'd been riding off road bikes with modified MX parts and knobbly tyres since the 1970's, which was well before Californians claim to have invented the sport. I even took one down the 'big bank' at the legendary Hawkstone Park GP MX circuit in Shropshire. So to see bikes come along 15 years later spec'd for off road riding was a real treat. These days those specs are even better. Kona played a big part in the evolution of mountain biking and it's great to see them still gong strong..........
Just picked up my first Kona, a ‘15 Process 111 frame project…. been watching you guys grow over the years, and I felt your vibe was right for me…. once it came in, I knew it was a perfect match!
Just bought a used Kona from Restore. The high quality was evident to me immediately. It was a steal at $50. Only bought a brake cable and adjusted the shifting gears, runs great.
Just thanks. Thanks for sharing this insight. Just makes me wanna work for these guys. I love this "smallest-biggest" bike company for what they've been and still are, representing in the bike community, with their laid back and fun approach. In these days.. this makes me put more faith back into humanity. Keep rolling #kona !
I remember that poster of Joe and Bruce from way back. It was in my closet. Haha...don't read into that. Bike clothes closet I mean. I had a ClimbMax at the time, and I thought they were golden gods. Then I met Bruce and his girlfriend at a race in Tsawassen and realized he was easy going and cool. His lady was selling bike chain jewelry and gave me an idea to repurpose an old Dura Ace rear derailleur into a chain bracelet. I still have it. Nice memories.
i have a kona rove dl. its pretty sweet. im also 6'5 375 lbs and the bike holds me just fine and it zips up hills and down the road for me and i can ride gravel and trails on it and i love it. I was interested in finding out where the bike came from and who makes it and where. I stumbled across this video and yea im glad i have this brand now because they are a lot like me outside of work with their rolling papers.
This vid.... made me wants to sell everything and start with all new bikes... new Rove, new Process 134, new Wo... or just a killer Honzo!! Thnaks for all those years!
Excellent story! Looking to ride test a Kona Rove LTD and or a Libre DL. Want to buy a gravel/ adventure bike soon. Unfortunately, none available in Wisconsin. My dealer PAB is backed up loaning out his personal bike for tests. My wife has a Kona and loves it. Keep up the good work.
I've got the '21 Rove LTD, and I'm happy with it. Granted, I'm a novice rider so my approval comes with a lot of ignorance. I just know it rides smooth and easy for me and looks good.
I love the Kona brand. Was the first good bike I ever bought, and been loyal to them since. I've tested other bikes, just don't feel right to me. I currently have a Kona Rove LTD... so good.
just bought my first Kona Bike, im exited to ride it! unfortunately Kona is really backed up with orders and the shop doesn't know when it will get here :(
I'm disappointed there isn't a single mention of the Polynesian style. How did this become a part of the company? Some of their bike names are literally my friends surnames.
Just bought my first mountain bike from my brother in law, Kona Big Kahuna . . . So far I’ve enjoyed riding it. What would be the next level up? Or modifications I can make to upgrade.
Welcome to MTB, Eric! Congrats on the Big Kahuna. It's a great package overall. Upgrades/level up will really depend on what kind of riding you're doing and where but my biggest piece of advice would be to find a local bike shop you like and put yourself in their hands a little bit. Tires are always super important and the performance to value ratio of the right tires is about as high as it gets. If you're unsure about what you should/could be running, the folks at the bike shop will be able to help (they'll also help you figure out which trails to ride if you need advice). After tires, make sure you know how to do basic repairs (change a flat, adjust a derailleur, fix a broken chain, bolt-checks) and pick up the tools you need to make adjustments while riding or at home (multi-tool, lube, spare tube or two, tire levers, portable pump, floor pump for home, chain breaker and spare links, grease...it's a long list but again, the shop will run you through what you need right away and what can wait. Good luck! -Pete from NSMB
@@peteroggeman thanks for the reply Pete. I found a local bike shop that I plan on using. The 2 things I really wanted to “upgrade”, going with a 1 by (not sure if that’s exactly what you call it) and then go tubeless. Not sure if these 2 things are standard when it comes to upgrading (if that makes sense at all). I’ve been using all trails app to find different places to ride, so far w good results.
@@ericd7361 those are solid upgrade ideas. Tubeless will make a much larger performance difference. 1by (you got it right) is great but won't impact your riding performance or enjoy.ent nearly as much. If you can do it cheaply, go for it, otherwise I'd use the money for better brakes (and non-resin pads as well as upgraded rotors) and/or hold some back for a rainy day because as you ride more, you'll probably break something or rrwkxe your saddle is uncomfortable or your fork needs to be serviced.
I’ve been looking at Giant, Trek and others for a gravel bike. Now that I know Kona is made in the USA and my home state I think I’m going this direction for my next bike. 🤙
Don't want to be a downer, but there was no mention in this video of where the frames are made. Gonna say by the fact that we saw zero shots of frames being welded, and lotsa shots of bikes in boxes, that the frames are made somewhere else in the world.
Kona bikes are truly great bikes in every respect but there are so hard to locate when you try to purchase one of them as they are always sold out at dealers. I wish to purchase a brand new Kona Sutra ULTD frameset so that from the start, I can build the bike exactly as I want it to be. Can anyone tell me of a dealer anywhere who has for sale such a frame as mentioned above?
@@idropcorpsez2709 Either a Fire Mountain which is a 27.5 or the Lava Dome which is a 29er. The 29er gives you a better rolling rotation and will roll over obstacles easier where to as the 27.5 gives you more play in the bike, is more aggressive and better through technical sections on the trail. A lot of people though are trending towards the 29ers. It's really just personal preference.
Loved my Kona. And it's their way of doing fun that'll most likely mean my next bike will be a Kona even when there are "better" bikes out there. I want my bike to be funner.
It’s funny....Being naive to their company philosophy, I was still drawn to both my Hei Hei crdl and a Big Honzo and love them both! Must be some kind of mystical mojo floating in the cosmos that brought us together. ☮️ Great job, Kona!
Big fan of Kona here! I bought my Kona Blast in Kyiv back in 2007 (or was it 2008?). I love riding it in forests, doing cross-country, and pretty much going everywhere with it. I've made a couple of mods over the years and still enjoy this bike a lot. Cheers from Ukraine! 🇺🇦
My first "real mtn bike" was a 2017 Kona Mahuna that my boss sold to me for $50.00. I needed transportation to work he did me a huge favor by not only basically giving me a nearly new bike, but totally converted me to a brand I had heretofore never heard of. He rides Scott stuff and the Kona was a bit big for him but just right for me. I had to sell that bike a few years back but I will definitely be getting a new Mahuna at some point when I return from Romania.
My first proper full suspension was a brand new Kona Stinky 2008, my mate was riding an 06 Stab Supreme at the time and we used to ride them 15 or so miles every weekend to the trails (they weren’t very good on the road), we had a blast. Kona will always have a place in my heart.
I knew approximately nothing about bikes a month ago but I've just bought a secondhand Kona Blast 2019 because I totally fell in love with the frame design and I'm really loving it.
My 2022 Dusty Rose Metallic Unit is awesome.
The frames that designed by Joe Murray back in the 90s with sleek fashion really catches eyes and not just nostalgia but a feeling of good times, thanks for what you are doing, salute.
I just get a Kona Stinky 2007, I love it!
Great to know that Kona is still doing well. Purchased a Lava Dome in 2004 here in the UK , a few replacements parts, like drivetrain and tyres. still riding it now. A great bike!
Incredible documentary. I love you all at Kona and I love my 2022 Kona Honzo ESD!!
Wow I’m a huge Kona fan now that I know at some point they made rolling papers haha cheers!!!
Proud 2 week old owner of a 2nd hand but heavily upgraded Kona Entourage 2014, Fox 40s on front instead of Rock Shox Domain, & a pretty much brand new Fox DHX RC4 instead of RC2, bought for $1k NZD, STOKED! I LOVE the bike, the geometry, with shorter chainstays makes popping off curbs & jumps, & turning so easy, & the 180mm travel instead of 200mm means i can still pedal on the flat & a little uphill too. It's my first mtb in 10 years after i lived in Melbourne for 7 years, but now I'm back in Christchurch NZ & I'm so spoilt for epic Downhill & park tracks to ride.. Cant wait! First I've gotta get my fitness back up before i can huck it though haha!
Super stoked that Kona still has that "small Co run by a group of mates who love bikes" spirit, complete with 4 legged factory supervisors (lol) makes me even more stoked for my new bike, as does the blunt wraps even though i don't smoke anymore haha! ;)
I’ve owned 3 Konas over the years. Their style was uniquely their own, particularly in the 90-00s. And for Kona fans, they were the best because of it.
I have owned a Kona for a month and never knew this. Now I am even happier I chose them.
Just Bought the Kona Dew in India, Love the superior comfort saddle & the Best ever highest quality Frame I've ever used.
I bought my first kona in 2002! A kona stuff which i absolutly took everywhere, and learnt a lot on, in 2023 i bought my kona honzo esd! I love the thing and it loves me!
Never imagined I'd spend more than $500 on a bicycle, but saw the Kona Coco in my local bike shop ($950ish Canadian) and fell in love with it. It rides SO smooth, I didn't even know what hit me. It completely changed how I saw the cruiser bike category. Can't wait to ride it!!
That's a very beautiful bike.
My life changed when i found a specialized p2 in 2011 at the local bike shop here in the middle of Alaska, i absolutely had to have that bike, idr if it was 2010 or 2011 model, but one of my regrets in life is the selling of it, i have been trying to find one like it ever since but unfortunately i have had to settle with a couple more p bikes, and i will not be selling any more p bikes lol
Just bought my kona mountain bike today.it's the year 2023 and I already feel kona love😍.,.i see real love here in comment section
Kona Fanboy! I had my Fire Mountain 17 years and now own a Shred 2013
This just makes me love my new Kona so much more!!
Love the product and story of the brand!!
Keep rolling gang
Love it
I had a Fire Mountain in 1992.
I saw a lot of boxes but nothing being built, does Kona actually manufacture anything in the US anymore?
Purchased my first Kona just yesterday. Im loving it.
Got my Kona Sutra SE 2023 a couple of weeks ago here in the UK. Most expensive bike I have ever owned ~£1500+. loving it so far, and I can’t wait to bring it to a long bike tour in the UK and the EU in the future.
I bought a Kona Lave Dome in 1990 for £450. I still have the receipt (somewhere). It was stolen from the boat house under Barnes Bridge (River Thames - London) where I used to row, tho I still have the seat and seat post! I replaced this with the higher spec'd Kona Cindercone (splash paint version) which I still own and ride to this day. Both bikes had straight Project 2 forks which were revolutionary for the time. Prior to buying the Kona, I'd been riding off road bikes with modified MX parts and knobbly tyres since the 1970's, which was well before Californians claim to have invented the sport. I even took one down the 'big bank' at the legendary Hawkstone Park GP MX circuit in Shropshire. So to see bikes come along 15 years later spec'd for off road riding was a real treat. These days those specs are even better. Kona played a big part in the evolution of mountain biking and it's great to see them still gong strong..........
Believe it or not, I have family in Seattle too.......
Just picked up my first Kona, a ‘15 Process 111 frame project…. been watching you guys grow over the years, and I felt your vibe was right for me…. once it came in, I knew it was a perfect match!
Just bought a used Kona from Restore. The high quality was evident to me immediately. It was a steal at $50. Only bought a brake cable and adjusted the shifting gears, runs great.
Got my first Kona nunu in gold,, from Keswick MTB, UK, in 1999,, I still have it!!
Hadn't riden a bike in 40 years and I got a Kona Splice. Absolutely love it.
2010 Kona Stuff... 2013 Kona Honzo .... and now 2021 Kona Honzo ST kustom build. I love bikes and particularly love YOUR bikes. Thanks Kona!
Kona ! The most famous Mountain Bike Brand here in Japan !
Today I had the most amazing ride on my 2004 Hoss Dee-Lux. Thanks Kona. Your bikes and the rides they give people make the world a better place.
Humble beginning is the key to success, good job kona👍🏻
Pretty happy with my '21 Rove LTD so far. Might get a mountain bike too, and pretty sure I'd look at what Kona offers first if I decide to get one.
I love Kona bikes🤤I'got one and this monster is unbreakable.
Now I need bigger bike but Kona shred will be in my heart❤
Just thanks. Thanks for sharing this insight. Just makes me wanna work for these guys. I love this "smallest-biggest" bike company for what they've been and still are, representing in the bike community, with their laid back and fun approach. In these days.. this makes me put more faith back into humanity. Keep rolling #kona !
Love my 2018 process 153 dang what a bike when it wears out i will stick with Kona
I remember that poster of Joe and Bruce from way back. It was in my closet. Haha...don't read into that. Bike clothes closet I mean. I had a ClimbMax at the time, and I thought they were golden gods. Then I met Bruce and his girlfriend at a race in Tsawassen and realized he was easy going and cool. His lady was selling bike chain jewelry and gave me an idea to repurpose an old Dura Ace rear derailleur into a chain bracelet. I still have it. Nice memories.
I Love My '98 Kona Kula! Still rocks and pretty as hell!
My favorite bike of all time: Kona Unit - I have three
Bought an older cindercone recently. Great bike!
i have a kona rove dl. its pretty sweet. im also 6'5 375 lbs and the bike holds me just fine and it zips up hills and down the road for me and i can ride gravel and trails on it and i love it. I was interested in finding out where the bike came from and who makes it and where. I stumbled across this video and yea im glad i have this brand now because they are a lot like me outside of work with their rolling papers.
bought a UNIT, single speed 29"er fully stoked and considering a SUTRA as the perfect compliment to it. kona make dope bikes.
My next bike will be a Kona Sutra. Keep making them please so I can buy one when I saved enough money.
Incredible content
Just bought my first mountain bike today, and it’s a Kona.
James BaLL kept my first one 20 years wish I'd never sold it as the replacement specialised is sheeeite. Saving up for another kona!
Great choice, enjoy
@@yeknommonkey Still got my 99 Kona cindercone frames way to small to ride though i will never sell it.
Ive had 4 konas. raced a couple times. Im looking at the 153 cr/dl. These bike frames have engineered in germany and america. Geometry is excellent.
@@jerryp1392 Germany? not so sure about that.
Can’t wait for my kona mahuna I have on order!
I love my Kona Mahuna! I'm looking forward to buying another Kona bike in the future!
Great documental, i'm a 2021 operator's owner. Great downhill bike, fair price-quality.
Didn't knew US had such beautiful country side ❤
Great guys🤙🏻😂....a new Kona Fan just born
I will never part with my 2021 Process 134 DL...BTW glad the KONA brand is still alive and back with the original owners.
This was great!
I am curious about the Hawaiian influence? How did that become the esthetic of the brand.
This vid.... made me wants to sell everything and start with all new bikes... new Rove, new Process 134, new Wo... or just a killer Honzo!! Thnaks for all those years!
Wow wicked. Every bike I've got now is Kona. Some old stinky deluxe is my favorite. I'm turning into a collector.
I love my 2017 Kona Jake. I’ve had Treks and Raleigh’s but the Jake is the most comfortable.
I have a 2006 hoss down.My first big name bike:).Now i rebuild becouse of nostalgia.Yesterday i watch the rove gravel.Maybe my next Kona.
Excellent story! Looking to ride test a Kona Rove LTD and or a Libre DL. Want to buy a gravel/ adventure bike soon. Unfortunately, none available in Wisconsin. My dealer PAB is backed up loaning out his personal bike for tests. My wife has a Kona and loves it. Keep up the good work.
I've got the '21 Rove LTD, and I'm happy with it. Granted, I'm a novice rider so my approval comes with a lot of ignorance. I just know it rides smooth and easy for me and looks good.
I love the Kona brand. Was the first good bike I ever bought, and been loyal to them since. I've tested other bikes, just don't feel right to me. I currently have a Kona Rove LTD... so good.
My Process 153 changed how I ride on the trail! Love it!
just bought my first Kona Bike, im exited to ride it! unfortunately Kona is really backed up with orders and the shop doesn't know when it will get here :(
Speaking Spanglish Podcast keep the hope! I receive mine today.
i feel so much better buying the 2020 big honzo after watching this...
I'd love to know what made kona think of glo in dark stickers on their 99 00 frames.dont know of anywhere now I can get these stickers
My Jake the snake 2012 was the ticket to cycling world…..still ride it !!!!
Of all the bike brands, Kona definitely is one.
God bless Kona Bikes!
I'm disappointed there isn't a single mention of the Polynesian style. How did this become a part of the company? Some of their bike names are literally my friends surnames.
Is this when the decals were with leaves behind them and the writing style was best around 98 99
Been eyeing up the 2019 Jake frame set for weeks now... may break soon and put it in the cart
Just bought my first mountain bike from my brother in law, Kona Big Kahuna . . . So far I’ve enjoyed riding it. What would be the next level up? Or modifications I can make to upgrade.
Welcome to MTB, Eric! Congrats on the Big Kahuna. It's a great package overall. Upgrades/level up will really depend on what kind of riding you're doing and where but my biggest piece of advice would be to find a local bike shop you like and put yourself in their hands a little bit. Tires are always super important and the performance to value ratio of the right tires is about as high as it gets. If you're unsure about what you should/could be running, the folks at the bike shop will be able to help (they'll also help you figure out which trails to ride if you need advice).
After tires, make sure you know how to do basic repairs (change a flat, adjust a derailleur, fix a broken chain, bolt-checks) and pick up the tools you need to make adjustments while riding or at home (multi-tool, lube, spare tube or two, tire levers, portable pump, floor pump for home, chain breaker and spare links, grease...it's a long list but again, the shop will run you through what you need right away and what can wait.
Good luck!
-Pete from NSMB
@@peteroggeman thanks for the reply Pete. I found a local bike shop that I plan on using. The 2 things I really wanted to “upgrade”, going with a 1 by (not sure if that’s exactly what you call it) and then go tubeless. Not sure if these 2 things are standard when it comes to upgrading (if that makes sense at all).
I’ve been using all trails app to find different places to ride, so far w good results.
@@ericd7361 those are solid upgrade ideas. Tubeless will make a much larger performance difference. 1by (you got it right) is great but won't impact your riding performance or enjoy.ent nearly as much. If you can do it cheaply, go for it, otherwise I'd use the money for better brakes (and non-resin pads as well as upgraded rotors) and/or hold some back for a rainy day because as you ride more, you'll probably break something or rrwkxe your saddle is uncomfortable or your fork needs to be serviced.
Loving kona since 1994 Cinder Cone . Cinder Cone 2012 which I consider the best looking of all Cinder Cone..
Love my 03 Stinky!
Awesome thank for sharing
I love my Kona Taro 29er!
Damn ..I regret selling that same bike..😢 still have 2016 kona hei hei dl luckily 😅😅😅😊
I wonder if these fellas can tell me about my 1997 KONA Caldera steel frame.
I’ve been looking at Giant, Trek and others for a gravel bike. Now that I know Kona is made in the USA and my home state I think I’m going this direction for my next bike. 🤙
What kind of Kona are you looking at or that you bought ? I'm looking for a flat bar gravel bike also.
@@jetboy770371 the Rove AL for now.
Don't want to be a downer, but there was no mention in this video of where the frames are made. Gonna say by the fact that we saw zero shots of frames being welded, and lotsa shots of bikes in boxes, that the frames are made somewhere else in the world.
Very laid back...had a jazz cigar with Dan once after a meeting in the strip club over the road from the Vancouver HQ.
Im sold. Got one and another on the way.
Love my Kona Process 134! My first full suspension bike was an old Kona Stinky, best bike company ever!
FOREVER YOUNG
Will always have a soft spot for Kona. I love my 2004 Caldera, lusted after an Explosif in the 90's and thinking of getting a Honzo.
Stephen Harrington I love my big honzo
Burton snowboards .. Kona bikes ❤.. the very stuff of life …
To buy or not to buy this is my question :Kona Honzo vs trek Roscoe,please help
I have 2012 jack the snake...
It's so amazing
Jake ...
Jack the snack
Love KONA! They're everything Specialized, Giant, and Trek aren't, and that's a good thing!
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@@ikan6038 Cool and Rad! All of the Above Bike Makers are Excellent - they just ain’t Kona
Uhhhhhhhh...... Are we just going to ignore the fist "toy" at 3:36?
i still have a kona stinky n still love it 👍
I still have my 99 manomano with jr t forks on it. And a stinky 2006 with monster ts 2004.. never sell. Would love a green 99 stinky deeluxe
A big thank you to kona
love kona and gt !
I love my 2012 Kona Big Kahuna Hard tail 29er Tony C Santa Clara Ca Two thumbs up, Maybe a new
name for your next new bike, let me know I’ll buy it.
Thank you for your great bikes ☺️👍🏻
Kona bikes are truly great bikes in every respect but there are so hard to locate when you try to purchase one of them as they are always sold out at dealers.
I wish to purchase a brand new Kona Sutra ULTD frameset so that from the start, I can build the bike exactly as I want it to be.
Can anyone tell me of a dealer anywhere who has for sale such a frame as mentioned above?
I wish they were a little bigger; my Sutra has been on back order for weeks.
I have 8 Kona bikes, that makes me an official Kona lover
Did you get the touch-up paint, owners manual and mini tool kit that's supposed to come with them?!
Would you recommend a fire mountain for a beginner
@@idropcorpsez2709 Either a Fire Mountain which is a 27.5 or the Lava Dome which is a 29er. The 29er gives you a better rolling rotation and will roll over obstacles easier where to as the 27.5 gives you more play in the bike, is more aggressive and better through technical sections on the trail. A lot of people though are trending towards the 29ers. It's really just personal preference.
My beatiful little GIRL, KONA SCRAP !
((((RESPECT))))👊
Loved my Kona. And it's their way of doing fun that'll most likely mean my next bike will be a Kona even when there are "better" bikes out there. I want my bike to be funner.
Waiting on my 2022 fire mountain
It’s funny....Being naive to their company philosophy, I was still drawn to both my Hei Hei crdl and a Big Honzo and love them both! Must be some kind of mystical mojo floating in the cosmos that brought us together. ☮️ Great job, Kona!
I am considering a kona rove ltd or a salsa grx 600.
Hi I have 2007 kona stinky it’s mint and have had it from would you be interested
I love this Bikes.. I still use my precept 120 from 2016, with some tuning and I have so much fun with her in city rides and mountain.