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2018 Kona

Satori

Prix du fabricant

2 699 $US(2 320 €)
CadreAluminium
Suspensioncomplet, 130 / 140mm
FourcheRockShox Recon Gold RL
Amortisseur arrièreRockShox Deluxe
roues29″ Aluminium
Transmission1 × 10
GroupeDeore
FreinsShimano Disque hydraulique
Tige de selleCompte-gouttes
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Terrain
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Handling
nimblestable
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Transmission

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)

35 km/h

Satori

42 km/h

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Highest gear

(descending)

Dimensions
SM

152cm – 171cm

MD

157cm – 183cm

LG

175cm – 196cm

XL

180cm – 196cm

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Commentaires

Résumé

The Kona Satori is a trail bike with radical geometry, featuring a steep seat tube angle that enhances climbing efficiency and a forward riding position. It offers playful handling, capable descending, and good value with durable builds, though some find the suspension setup harsh and the geometry takes adjustment. Overall, it's a versatile bike suited for aggressive cross-country and varied terrain.

Pros
  • Steep seat tube angle improves climbing efficiency and traction

  • Playful and nimble handling with quick cornering

  • Good value for price with solid, durable components

  • Capable descender on moderate to technical trails

  • External cable routing for easy maintenance

Cons
  • Dropper post remote is poorly positioned and inconvenient

  • Suspension can feel harsh, especially on small bumps

  • Steep geometry may feel awkward initially and limit performance on flat terrain

  • Limited upgrade options due to trunnion shock mount

  • Stock components like wheels and brakes may not suit all riders

Key Quotes
The Satori DL is a damn steal as far as I’m concerned.
BIKE Magazine logoBIKE Magazine
It really did it all for me: climbed very well, descended with confidence and had enough travel that I could tackle the full range of my terrain selection in southwestern Colorado.
Mountain Flyer logoMountain Flyer
The Satori doesn't have the mojo that makes the Honzo and Process bikes a special kind of fun. It's all business up and down.
NSMB logoNSMB
The Satori a confusing build that is not so much playful or aggressive cross country as a fundamentally confused soul searching for a home in trail bike territory.
off.road.cc logooff.road.cc
The Satori is untraditional. It's different than almost anything else out at the moment, but it works and can handle a variety of terrain well.
Pinkbike

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Mountain Flyer
Tested: Kona Satori DL

déc. 2018

The Satori is a solid bike at its core. The frame is made of 6061 aluminum and sports a single-pivot flex stay design, which means there is no pivot above the axle. Kona calls this its Fuse Independent Suspension, and it’s also used on the Kona Hei Hei models. The rear seat stays flex a little bit. The hydroformed tubing looks bomber, and the welds are big and stout but not easily seen as the bike is just so dang bright. All you see is orange when this thing is between your legs.

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Freehub
Kona Satori // Bike Review

sept. 2018

Even just a few years ago, the mountain bike industry was on a trend of “bigger is always better.”, Wheel size, travel, geometry… the list goes on. But thankfully, there’s been a recent curb of this shoot-for-the-moon attitude and companies are doing more with less. The reason for this: Not everyone needs—or wants—160mm of travel. Kona has an impressive lineup of bikes, but until this year their 29er offering was noticeably slim. To round out the whole roster, Kona brought back the Satori, a bike last seen in 2014. As a mid-travel (140mm up front, 130mm in back) bike, the Satori’s wheel size, aggressive geometry and suspension are aimed at creating an a do-it-all trail rig. The hiatus has done the Satori well, and with the 2019 model release, it’s pushing the limits of modern geometry. Most noticeably, the seat tube angle—78.3 degrees on a large—is steep. Like, really steep. At 68 degrees, the head tube angle isn’t revolutionary, but it’s nearing the aggressiveness of the Process. Thus, the Satori sits in a unique spot not just in Kona’s lineup, but the mountain bike world itself. Fully capable of climbing anything, big wheel rolling proficiency and a progressive geometry, the Satori is a proven, yet ambitious bike.

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Singletrack World
Review: Is Kona Still Ahead Of The Curve? We Get To Grips With The Satori DL

sept. 2018 · Antony de Heveningham

The Satori is a bike that’s returned to Kona’s lineup after a lengthy leave of absence. It was originally released back in 2012 when longer travel 29ers were considered a...

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Mountain Bike Action
Bike Review: Kona Satori DL

juil. 2018 · McCoy

Burly and won't break the bank

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Pinkbike
Review: Kona Satori DL

juil. 2018 · Daniel Sapp

The Satori isn't your typical 130mm 29er - find out what makes this orange machine stand out from the crowd.

Points forts
  • Climbs and descends tight and technical terrain well

  • Solid build inspires confidence

  • Capable in a variety of situations - a real all day aggressive XC trail bike

Points faibles
  • Hangs up in flatter technical terrain

  • Seat tube angle takes some getting used to

  • Reverb plunger lever

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off.road.cc
Kona Satori DL Review

mai 2018

Settling in the relatively new category of aggressive cross country, the Kona Satori DL is a mixed bag of parts, geometry and characteristics. On the trail, the Satori is a wannabe; it’s got all the hallmarks of a good trail bike but a harsh suspension set up and steep head angle limits its capabilities to more cross-country pursuits. The best mountain bikes you can buy for under £1,500 Feature: Talking disc brake tech with SRAM The Kona Satori DL is the 29er version of the Hei Hei trail and is a bike the brand says is built for long days in the saddle.

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NSMB
2018 Kona Satori 29'er

avr. 2018

Kona pegs this bike as a do anything machine but is it up to the rigours of aggressive technical trail riding...

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BIKE Magazine
First Ride: 2019 Kona Satori DL—$3,500

févr. 2018

The new Kona Satori does something radical—a ridiculously steep seat angle—and it pays off.

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Géométrie
Spécifications
Construire
Cadre

Aluminum

Norme BBBB86/BB92, Appuyez sur Fit

Fourche

RockShox Recon Gold RL SoloAir, Boost

Voyager140mm

Type de ressortAir

Amortisseur arrière

RockShox Deluxe RL DebonAir, Trunnion

Voyager130mm

Pédalier

Shimano PF92

Casque

FSA No.57B

Tige

Kona XC/BC 35

Guidon

Kona XC/BC 35

Selle

WTB Volt Sport SE (Volt 250 Sport SE size S)

Tige de selle

Trans-X Dropper

TypeCompte-gouttes

Pédales

Kona JS2

Poignées

Kona Key

Groupe
Derailleur arriere

Shimano Deore

Dérailleur avant

N/A

Manivelle

Race Face Aeffect

Manettes

Shimano Deore, 10-speed

Cassette

Shimano Deore, 11-42 tooth, 10-speed

Chaîne

Shimano HG54

Guide de chaîne

N/A

Freins

Shimano with 180mm front/160mm rear Centerlock rotors

TypeShimano Disque hydraulique

Leviers de frein

Shimano

roues
Jantes

WTB STP i29 TCS

Rayons

Sandvik Stainless 14g, black

Moyeu avant

Shimano Deore, Boost front and rear

Moyeu arrière

Shimano Deore, Boost front and rear

Pneus

Front: Maxxis Minion DHF, 2.3" TR Dual, Rear: Maxxis Tomahawk, 2.3" TR Dual

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