The Kona Esatto DDL 2015 will headline the new scandium alloy endurance road bike rangeCourtesy
The Esatto DDL (Disc Deluxe) will feature a mix of Shimano Ultegra and 105 11-speed componentsCourtesy
The Essato frame features internal cable-routing for a clean lookCourtesy
The Esatto disc models include a full carbon tapered fork and mechanical disc brakes. The Esatto DDL will feature TRP Spyre brakes, and the cheaper Esatto D will have Hayes CX Comp brakesCourtesy
The scandium Esatto frame features ultra thin seatstays, which should help to soothe the rideCourtesy
The Kona Esatto D 2015 shares the same frame and fork as the DDL, but features a combination of 10-speed Shimano Tiagra and 105 componentsCourtesy
The entry-level Esatto goes back to rim brakes and a heavier front fork. We’re not entirely sure, but we suspect this frame isn’t disc brake compatibile like its more expensive siblings. Shimano Sora components keep the price lowCourtesy
The new Process 167 proves that the 26in wheel isn’t dead yet. With 167mm of rear wheel travel, this bike is made for abusive ridingCourtesy
The new Process 134 SE is effectively a downsized and lightened Process 134. Available in sizes down to a XS, Kona claims this is the bike for the gravity seeking riders under 5ft 4inCourtesy
Super low standover height is one of the main benefits for the new Kona Process 134 SECourtesy
The Precept 200 joins the budget-orientated Precept trail bikes, offering a perfectly capable downhill bike on a budgetCourtesy
The Precept features 200mm of rear wheel travel provided by what Kona calls ‘Swinger Independant Suspension’. We call it a linkage-driven single-pivotCourtesy
The Precept DL is a slightly higher-specced version of the standard Precept, with a bit more travel. Not to be confused with the Precept 200 – these are in Kona’s trail category, the 200 is in the gravity sectorTom Marvin / BikeRadar
The Honzo looks like a real hoot – long top tube, short chainstays, low bottom bracket and, as you see across the range, loads of standover heightTom Marvin / BikeRadar
Here’s most of the Processes. Bold colours are in for 2015, it seemsTom Marvin / BikeRadar
Not much has changed with the XC-orientated HeiHei extreme – we just loved the colourwayTom Marvin / BikeRadar
The Reynolds steel Explosive has somewhat of a cult following in the UK, and will remain in the range for 2015Tom Marvin / BikeRadar
For those who want to suffer this winter, there’s the Jake lineup of cyclocross bikesTom Marvin / BikeRadar