Kona Process X CR

This bike is built for aggressive descending and technical terrain. While the 77.5-degree seat tube angle keeps you in a comfortable pedaling position for climbs, its 170mm front travel and slack 63.5-degree head tube angle are optimized for stability and control on steep, rough descents.

Yes, the frame features a flip chip that allows you to run a 27.5-inch rear wheel if you prefer a mullet setup, though it comes stock with 29-inch wheels. This flexibility lets you choose between the rollover capability of a full 29er or the added maneuverability of a smaller rear wheel.

The adjustable chainstay length, which can be set to 435mm or 450mm, lets you tune the bike's handling. The shorter setting makes the bike feel more playful and easier to flick around corners, while the longer setting provides extra stability and composure at high speeds.

The Process X CR uses clean internal routing to keep the bike looking sharp and protected. While this design is aesthetically pleasing, it can make cable replacements slightly more involved than external routing, so it is best to ensure your housing is cut to the correct length during initial setup.

Absolutely. With 170mm of front travel and 162mm in the rear, the Process X CR is essentially a mini-downhill bike. It is designed to handle big hits, jumps, and technical features, making it an excellent choice for dedicated bike park days.