First upgrade was a dropper post as they don't come standard with one
Perfect bike for MTB beginners to advanced.
Pros Great handling
Good, reliable suspension and brakes
Super-solid frame that takes all types of trails and terrains
Very good value for money - got mine for $2550 NZD including dropper post and 3 services (brand new!)
Cons Rear suspension doesn't lockout very well, only stiffens it slightly
This is an awesome entry-level bike for someone who needs full features so they can rip hardcore trails but they're not ready to pay 2-3x more for a carbon bike. I'm hitting some of the best parks in New England and loving my Kona Precept 130.
Pros - Great geometry
- Indestructable frame
- Great components for the money; You can always upgrade later
- Cool crunchy brand for hippies
First upgrade was a dropper post as they don't come standard with one
Perfect bike for MTB beginners to advanced.
Pros
Great handling
Good, reliable suspension and brakes
Super-solid frame that takes all types of trails and terrains
Very good value for money - got mine for $2550 NZD including dropper post and 3 services (brand new!)
Cons
| Thank | EditRear suspension doesn't lockout very well, only stiffens it slightly
This is an awesome entry-level bike for someone who needs full features so they can rip hardcore trails but they're not ready to pay 2-3x more for a carbon bike. I'm hitting some of the best parks in New England and loving my Kona Precept 130.
Pros
- Great geometry
- Indestructable frame
- Great components for the money; You can always upgrade later
- Cool crunchy brand for hippies
Cons
| Thank | Edit- Disc brakes are just ok