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Used Kona Mountain Bikes

Mountain bikes, touring bikes, and racing bikes are the specialty of the Kona Bicycle Company. The name comes from a place in Hawaii famous for its coffee and as the place for the Ironman Triathlon world championship since 1978. Kona Bikes is famous for its creative bike names as much as for the bikes themselves. Kona bikes are well known for its function and durability.

The bike models are the Freeride or Enduro bikes with the CoilAir, CoilAir Supreme, and CoilAir Deluxe series, the Back Country Dual Suspension and Hardtail bikes, the Fire Mountain and Lana’i Mountain bikes, the One20, One20 Supreme, Primo, and Deluxe MTB Trail Dual Suspensions, the Hardtail, Single Speed, and Dual Suspension 2-9s, the Minxy, Kula Lisa, and others in the Lisa series, the Stinky, Stuff, Shred, Kula, Hula, and Makena in the Kids’ series, the XC Race and Downhill Race in the Competition bike series, the Slopestyle & Dirt JumpOut of Bounds bikes, the Clydesdale’s Hoss, the AfricaBikes, the PhD, Dr. Dews’, Humus, Paddy Wagon, and Sutra Asphalt bikes, the Kapu, Haole, Honky Tonk, and King Zing Road Bikes, and the Jake, Jake the Snake, and Major Jake Cyclo-Cross Bikes.

The Kona World also includes bike clothing or apparel, teams, bike parks, events, and advocacies. It has its avid biking communities and its bike dealers, and then it has its special technologies. Kona’s dual suspension bikes have a unique 4-bar design with the shock placed outside the linkage of rocker arm, chain stay, seat tube, and seat stay. In Kona’s pursuit for function and durability they have improved pivot and shock performance as well as a mountain bike’s turnability. Also developed is the Magic Link. This is now installed in the Enduro/Freeride bikes. This is one company that is still on the go in the biking world.