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kona fire mountain

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kona fire mountainQuesto classico di Kona porta alla luce alcune delle cose pi belle. La Fire Mountain dotata di una trasmissione a 9 velocit con cambio fluido per mantenere le cose gestibili su terreni diversi e freni a disco idraulici per fermarsi in un attimo. Con 100 mm di sospensione regolabile e pneumatici robusti su cerchi pi larghi da 27 mm, Fire Mountain aiuta a creare sicurezza fuoristrada. Disponibile per i ciclisti pi piccoli nella versione XS con ruote da

Questo classico di Kona porta alla luce alcune delle cose più belle. La Fire Mountain è dotata di una trasmissione a 9 velocità con cambio fluido per mantenere le cose gestibili su terreni diversi e freni a disco idraulici per fermarsi in un attimo. Con 100 mm di sospensione regolabile e pneumatici robusti su cerchi più larghi da 27 mm, Fire Mountain aiuta a creare sicurezza fuoristrada. Disponibile per i ciclisti più piccoli nella versione XS con ruote da 26” e con ruota da 27,5” per le taglie S-XL.

SPECIFICHE

FRAME MATERIAL Kona 6061 Aluminum Butted
SIZES XS (26"), S, M, L, XL
REAR SHOCK n/a
FORK Suntour XCR 32 or X1 LO-R or RST Omega Coil Spring 100mm
CRANKARMS Samox
CHAINRINGS 28t
B/B Feimin 73mm
PEDALS Kona JS2
CHAIN KMC X9
CASSETTE Microshift Advent 11-46t 9spd
CHAINGUIDE n/a
F/D n/a
R/D Microshift Advent w/ Clutch
SHIFTERS Microshift Advent
BRAKE CALIPERS Tektro HDM275
FRONT BRAKE ROTOR Tektro TR180 180mm
REAR BRAKE ROTOR Tektro TR160 160mm
BRAKE LEVERS Tektro HDM275
HEADSET Feimen HP-H868B
HANDLEBAR Kona Aluminum Riser
STEM Kona Control
SEATPOST Kona Thumb w/Offset 31.6mm
SEAT CLAMP Kona QR
GRIPS Kona Key Grip Slip on
SADDLE Kona XC
FRONT HUB Joytech 100x9mm
REAR HUB Joytech 135x10mm
SPOKES Stainless Black 14g
RIMS Alex DP27K
FRONT TIRE WTB Trail Boss or Maxxis Rekon 27.5/26x2.25"
REAR TIRE WTB Trail Boss or Maxxis Rekon 27.5/26x2.25"
PAINT COLOR Matte Midnight or Matte Faux Raw w/ Blue-Grey Decals

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GEOMETRIE

  SIZE XS S M L XL
1 ST LENGTH 331 370 420 470 530
2 TT LENGTH 549 572 600 628 667
3 REACH 400 415 440 465 500.0
4 STACK 556 585 599 608 622
5 STANDOVER 675 710 718 724 747
6 HT ANGLE 67.5 68.0 68.0 68.0 68.0
7 HT LENGTH 100 100 115 125 140
8 ST ANGLE 75.0 75.0 75.0 75.0 75.0
9 CS LENGTH 425 425 435 435 435
10 BB DROP 30 50 50 50 50
11 BB HEIGHT 303 304 304 304 304
12 WHEELBASE 1085 1109 1139 1168 1208
13 FRONT CENTER 662 678 709 737 778
14 FORK LENGTH 483 490 490 490 490
15 FORK OFFSET 40 42 42 42 42
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