What does DL mean for Kona bikes?

High end models are often denoted by DL (for deluxe), some other models get SE (entry level editions) plus a couple of other random letters get thrown in with some mid-range versions. Here’s all the Kona mountain bikes we’ve reviewed recently.

Is Kona process good?

The Process 153 CR 27.5 is a long-travel trail bike that is a good option for the trail rider who prioritizes downhill performance and is willing to pay a slight weight and low-speed handling penalty. This bike charges downhill and comes to life at speed, and is very capable of tackling super aggressive terrain.

Is the Kona process 153 DL a gravity Charger?

Kona’s Process 153 DL is gravity charger in a pedal-able package, thanks to the one-by-eleven drivetrain, 27.5″ wheels and 160mm of travel. Kone Process 153 Review. The Kona Process 153 DL is not a “do-it-all bike,” nor should it be.

Is the Kona process 153 DL a cross country bike?

The Kona Process 153 DL is not a “do-it-all bike,” nor should it be. As soon as a bike tries to accommodate more than one type of riding, its performance for each individual style starts to wane. And no offense, but I don’t want a cross country bike, because that’s not what I tend to ride.

What kind of suspension does Kona process use?

That suspension, controlled by a RockShox Monarch Plus RC3, is supple and responsive. It’s soft in its initial stroke, meaning the Process sucks up trail chatter like little else, keeping the rear wheel stuck to the ground, but ramps up towards the end nicely to stave off the big hits that this bike naturally encourages you to take on.

When does the warranty end on a Kona bike?

IF THE WARRANTY IS REGISTERED WITH KONA WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE PURCHASE OF THE BICYCLE, THE WARRANTY IS EXTENDED FOR THE LIFETIME OF THE ORIGINAL OWNER, with the exception of carbon bikes and frames.