Kona goes after the trail market in a big way New bikes, carbon frames, plus tyres and more Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Share on Whatsapp Share on Reddit Email to a friend By Tom Marvin Published: September 23, 2016 at 2:00 pm The HeiHei Supreme takes a 100mm chassis and plugs a 120mm fork up front Tom Marvin / Immediate Media No pivots keep weight competitive Tom Marvin / Immediate Media The RockShox Xlock controls fork and shock combined Tom Marvin / Immediate Media The HeiHei platform has been shrunk for smaller wheels and stretched to longer travel Tom Marvin / Immediate Media Fox’s Float 34 fork keeps the front end obeying orders Tom Marvin / Immediate Media An XTR drivetrain keeps the carbon wheels rolling Tom Marvin / Immediate Media A carbon hardtail from Kona with stonking angles Tom Marvin / Immediate Media Not much flex back here Tom Marvin / Immediate Media A tiny bit of compliance makes for relative comfort, compared to alloy models Tom Marvin / Immediate Media Well, we got the lighting wrong for this shot! But the Big Honzo’s lines show through Tom Marvin / Immediate Media
