Mountain Bike Urban Assault
I wondered if Kona Five-O is a good choice for MTB XC and urban assault, suggestions?
Yes ….. but it depends. I ride a Jamis Komodo built from a framework for the same purpose and is a good configuration, but with some limitations …. as found in the O-Five. Bikes are very similar, the end. The Kona is shorter pods that really facilitate the employment and rise above the cornices, etc. It is a very good point of a non-issue and not have to pay a fine for him on the track unless you try to run at a very high speed, which is stupid on this bike anyway. They were there with their gear selection, also, IMPACT is a good thing. To mount xc, not like the transmission settings Kona put on this bike ….. selection is more of a brief flights for riders of the land that does not change much and I do not mind breaking crash parts prices. If you can live with that, so be sure to just get the broader framework that fits securely and comfortably, and take the seat for trail riding (if Kona has no seatpost spec a long-term, it is possible need to buy a second to get full leg extension of the runway). At least, consider buying a good shifter behind the LX or more. To urban riding, the frame is good and has good geometry. The choice of pieces is strong and heavy, but a kind of commitment again. It depends on how crazy you get with the ….. urban if you want to skip or break more than about 2-1/2 feet or doing stunts, you're probably going to get the wheels and pedals on this bike very fast …. but are replaceable. You probably want to change tires with a tread Street nicer …… I like DMR Bikes and Maxxis Holy Roller. These buttons are lower for stable equilibrium, making landings on the stairs or taking a curve, and low speed maneuvers, too. They roll over with a force 10 times less than a full on tacos as Minion. I actually prefer a rigid fork drops short haul, as the Dirt Jumper Argyle …… this range should be good Maximum hard just for urban rides and air from the tires to 60 PSI. In general I would say go ahead unless there is another bike that's in your price range has some parts about it. It is a good bike for a big company and they'll do whatever you want, but not as well as two dedicated bicycle. I'm with my Jamis, without however, and we are putting 'along well. I ride my bike more suspended. : O) EDIT: I forgot to add that ….. Dropout funky. Sure pick up an extra to keep on hand to not be out service when, inevitably, tear on urban rides.
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