KONA Unit Mountain Bike

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  • KONA Unit Mountain Bike

    The Kona Unit takes contemporary 29er geometry and pairs it up with a single speed drivetrain to create an all-purpose big wheeler.

    Features/Benefits:

    • The original mountain bike material, you'll find the simplicity, strength, comfort, resilience and playfulness with Kona Cromoly
    • Sloping top tube increases standover height and makes a more compliant frame
    • Tapered OS blade P2 rigid fork for predictable control over the front end
    • Xtra long FSA cranks give you slightly extra leverage while pedaling
    • Avid BB7 mechanical disc brakes are easy to adjust and never need bleeding
    • Avid G2 disc rotors with 180 mm up front and 160 in the rear
    • WTB SpeeDisc All Mountain rims roll over roots and rocks with ease

  • Specifications

    Gender Men's
    Rear Shock N/A
    Shifters N/A
    Front Derailleur N/A
    Rear Derailleur N/A
    Wheelset WTB SpeeDisc All Mountain
    Brakes Avid BB7 Mechanical Disc
    Saddle WTB Valcon Comp
    Pedals Kona Jackshit
    # Speeds 1
    Bike Type Mountain Bike
    Shipping Surcharge Yes
    Suspension None
    Frame Material Steel
    Wheel Size 29 in.

    Reviews (1)

    • tiki master
      1 year, 1 month ago at Eastern Mountain Sports
      upstate new york

      4.0 / 5.0

      i was at first hesitant about a single speed and frankly didn't see the point...until i broke the derailleur on my brand new big kahuna on its third ride. simplicity is king here. first off, the bike looks amazing..the matte orange is sick and the bike just has a major coolness about it. although you would think a single speed would be tough to ride, it's not. the bike is very light and wicked fast. it handles great and on flat surfaces, it rolls very nice. even going up and down hills is not an issue and if anything, you get an even better work out on a bike like this. i changed the grips and will be replacing the pedals but they are a matter of taste, as is the saddle. my only gripe are the brakes...i've had cantilevers stop quicker than these things. if you upgrade the brakes and possibly put a squishy fork on (although kinda ruins the mystique of the single speed) you have got yourself one bad*ss ride here. totally recommend