Nah. It’s only a 125 dropper. No where near contact.
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What is it? I’m thinking I need something very similar…
it’s an aluminum kona rove from a few years back. looks like the same frame is currently shod with 700c wheels and shuffled into the libre lineup. i’ve enjoyed it lots.
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I think that’s a Kona libre
Edit: Whoops I was wrong and slow
Nice. My neck is giving me grief and I want a flat bar, decent size tire and decent room in the triangle for a frame bag so I’ve been looking closely at Kona frames.
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So, it’s a drop bar dew?
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All Konas are dews with different geometry or maybe the same geometry
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Pretty much the same, unless it’s a MTB in which case it’s a honzo with pretty much the same.
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Speaking of Kona, I might be coming home with a Sutra LTD this weekend. Check back on Sunday for updates.
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sick. demoed that bike last time I was in bellingham and it was really really good.
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Happy new bike day!
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Is that a Kona only store?
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Nofunarchy, just grinning away. You love to see it!
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“KonasOnly.com: Roadies just don’t get it!”
I think that’s the factory store in Bellingham.
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Yeah. And it might be like the only one because their website is konabikes.com.
When Cornelia got her bike there it seemed like everyone was really knowledgeable and helpful. This time the dudes who helped me were young and bro-y and didn’t know much about anything but mountain bikes. They seemed really new. After I made the call to buy, I went back to the mechanics area and a different guy came out and was actually able to help me with questions. He knew what size tires could fit the rims (I’m gonna get a set of gravel tires instead of the 2.2s that are on there. He also knew about what fenders would fit and how a slightly longer stem would change handling. It was like a breath of fresh air talking to him after the other dudes.
Cornelia was getting her bike checked over and the mechanic was struggling to explain trim to her.
I’m guessing they could all probably set up your suspension blindfolded though.
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Really enjoying my frame bag for any kind of long ride. I thought I’d messed up getting the small size, but it turns out if I’d gotten a bigger one my ST bottle wouldn’t have fit.
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Looks like you might have room to “tarck drop” your seat tube bottle cage to free up some space. Hang the cage from the top hole using the lower bolt and ziptie the lower part of the cage to the ST.
I almost certainly learned this from @JUGE_FREDD
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