Kona Big Honzo

The Big Honzo DL borrows its geometry directly from the Process 134, Kona's popular full-suspension trail bike. This gives it a stable, confident feel on technical descents while maintaining the snappy, efficient climbing characteristics typical of a hardtail.

Yes. The frame features adjustable dropouts, which allow you to easily convert the bike to a single-speed setup if you prefer a simpler, lower-maintenance drivetrain.

The shorter seat tube is specifically designed to accommodate longer-travel dropper posts. This gives you more clearance and freedom of movement when the saddle is dropped, which is essential for navigating steep or technical terrain.

Absolutely. With a 140mm RockShox Revelation fork, aggressive Maxxis tires, and a durable 6061 aluminum frame, it is built to handle rougher trails and significant impacts that would overwhelm a standard cross-country bike.

The Shimano Deore 12-speed system is known for its reliability and ease of use. While it offers a wide gear range for steep climbs, you should expect to perform standard maintenance like keeping the chain clean and lubed, and occasionally adjusting the derailleur cable tension as it settles in.

The bike comes equipped with WTB ST i30 TCS rims, which are tubeless-compatible. While the bike ships with tubes, you can easily convert to a tubeless setup to run lower tire pressures for better grip and puncture protection.