Kona Ouroboros

The Suntour GVX32 fork provides 40mm of travel, which is tuned to absorb chatter rather than soak up big hits. While it adds a small amount of weight compared to a rigid fork, it remains efficient on pavement and significantly reduces fatigue on long, rough gravel rides.

The Microshift Sword 1x10 drivetrain is specifically geared for adventure riding, offering a wide range that helps you spin up steep grades even when carrying bikepacking gear. While you may notice larger jumps between gears compared to a 12-speed system, the simplicity and reliability are ideal for remote exploration.

Yes, the Ouroboros is designed with integrated mounting points throughout the frame. These allow you to securely attach racks, fenders, and frame bags, making it a capable platform for multi-day trips.

A dropper post allows you to lower your saddle on the fly, which is a significant advantage on technical descents or steep, loose terrain. It lowers your center of gravity, giving you more room to maneuver the bike and increasing your confidence when the trail gets rough.

The TRP Spyre C mechanical disc brakes are dual-piston, meaning both pads move to clamp the rotor evenly. They offer consistent, predictable stopping power and are much easier to service in the field than hydraulic systems if you are far from a bike shop.

Yes, the WTB ST i27 TCS 2.0 wheelset is tubeless-ready. We highly recommend setting them up tubeless to take full advantage of the Maxxis Ravager tires, as it allows you to run lower pressures for better grip and puncture protection.