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2016 Kona

Process 134

A 27.5″ aluminum frame full suspension trail bike with upper mid-range components.
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Manufacturer Price

2899 US$(2493 €)
FrameAluminum
SuspensionFull, 134 / 140mm
ForkRockShox Sektor
ShockRockShox Monarch RL
Wheels27.5″ Aluminum
Drivetrain2 × 10
GroupsetXT, Deore
BrakesShimano Alivio Hydraulic Disc
SeatpostDropper
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Ride Feel

Based on frame geometry and build specs.

Terrain
easyextreme
Handling
nimblestable
Process 134
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Gearing

A bike with lower gearing will be easier to ride up steep hills, while a higher top end means it will pedal faster down hills.

Lowest gear

(climbing)

41 km/h

Process 134

42 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Sizing
XS

147cm – 155cm

SM

152cm – 171cm

MD

157cm – 183cm

LG

175cm – 196cm

XL

180cm – 196cm

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Reviews

Summary

The Kona Process 134 is a trail bike that excels in descents with its bottomless rear suspension and snappy handling, making it a favorite for enduro riding. While it impresses with its uphill traction and nimble handling, some riders may find it heavy and sluggish on climbs. The bike's geometry and suspension performance are highlights, though its high-speed stability and climbing efficiency have been noted as areas for improvement.

Pros
  • Bottomless rear suspension

  • Snappy handling

  • Excellent for enduro riding

  • Nimble and flickable frame

  • Modern trail geometry

Cons
  • Heavy and sluggish for climbing

  • Poor pedaling platform

  • Squishy feel when climbing

  • High-speed stability limitations

Key Quotes
If ever I have ridden a bike that felt like an extension of myself, this is the one.
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“A mini downhill bike,” one tester said.
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If uphill Strava KOMs are your thing, leave this one at home. But if the downhills are your playground, hop on it.
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Bikerumor
First Ride: Kona makes the Process 134 DL even more 'Shore worthy, includes new Shimano N/W rings

ago 2016 · Zach Overholt

The day after getting a chance to check out Kona’s new Hei Hei Trail DL, we had time for one more ride. This year was the first that Kona held their dealer event in Squamish, BC, which meant prime access to some of the best local trails right out the front door. For obvious reasons, this …

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Velo
Kona Process 134 Supreme

may 2016 · VeloNews.com

“A mini downhill bike,” one tester said. “Just wants to rip,” said another. The Process is clearly built by and for riders who want to hit descents hard

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BIKE Magazine
Kona Process 134 Supreme Review

abr 2016

We test out the top-end build of Kona's mid-travel Process bike in this Kona Process 134 Supreme review.

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VeloNews
Reviewed: Kona Process 134 Supreme

abr 2016 · Emily Schaldach

If uphill Strava KOMs are your thing, leave Kona's Process 134 at home. But if the downhills are your playground, hop on it.

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NSMB
Kona Process 134 Supreme – Long Term Review

nov 2015

"The Kona Process 134 Supreme is a smile-inducing ride in the vast majority of situations and the frame is the heart of that experience..."

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MBR
Kona Process 134 review - MBR

sept 2015 · Simon Collis

The Kona Process 134 was well received as a 26in bike in 2013, but Kona has ripped up the rulebook and designed a brand new range

Highs
  • Smashing the Cresta Run trail on holiday in Bubión, Spain. Never been so thrilled and relieved to get to the bottom of a trail.

  • The Shimano Deore brakes. Not the strongest outright stoppers, but you can’t put a price on the reliability.

  • The riding performance of the bomber-solid frame and rear suspension.

Lows
  • The underwhelming RockShox Sektor fork was a constant source of irritation. Heavy steel stanchions?!

  • A bit like the rider, there’s no denying the Process is on the portly side.

  • The stingy overall spec for the money.

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Bicycling
Kona Process 134

jun 2015 · bicycling.com

Warning: This trail bike may encourage you to make motorcycle noises

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BikeRadar
Kona Process 134 DL review

abr 2014 · Jon Woodhouse

Masses of control and fun, but twitchy steering means we’d go with the 153 for full enduro domination

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Geometry
Specs
Build
Frame

Kona 6061 Aluminum Butted 134mm Travel

Fork

RockShox Sektor Silver TK Solo Air 140mm QR15 Tapered

Travel140mm

Spring TypeAir

Shock

RockShox Monarch RL

Travel134mm

Bottom Bracket

Shimano

Headset

FSA Orbit 1.5 ZS No.57

Stem

Kona XC/BC 35

Handlebar

Kona XC/BC 35 Riser

Saddle

WTB Volt Sport SE / Volt Sport SE 250

Seatpost

KS Eten Integra (external cable Eten & no stealth routing on XS size bikes)

TypeDropper

Pedals

n/a

Grips

Kona S-LOG

Groupset
Rear Derailleur

Shimano XT Shadow Plus

Front Derailleur

SRAM X5

Crank

24/34t

Shifters

Shimano Deore

Cassette

Shimano Deore 11-36t 10spd

Chain

KMC X10

Chain Guide

n/a

Brakes

Shimano Alivio

TypeShimano Alivio Hydraulic Disc

Brake Levers

Shimano Deore

Wheels
Rims

WTB STp i29 TCS

Spokes

Stainless 14g Black

Front Hub

Shimano Deore QR15

Rear Hub

Shimano Deore 142x12mm

Tires

Front: Maxxis DHF EXO DUAL TR 27.5x2.3", Rear: Maxxis Tomahawk EXO DUAL 27.5x2.3"

Disc Rotors

Shimano Deore 180mm (centerlock)

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