For a limited time save big on select 2009 Kona dual suspension bike at participating Kona dealers.
$1,700 off our Magic Link do-it-all trail slayer, the 2009 CoilAir Supreme. The entry-level backcountry Dawgma goes for only $1,299. There’s also huge savings across our entire line of freeride-founding Stinky’s. And that’s just the start. Take a look at all the great deals now. Just click on the Dealer link by each bike and you’re on your way to bringing home some serious off-road cheer.
Be sure and attend the following events coming this winter though summer from Kona’s backyard in Bellingham, Washington all the way down to NorCal. Kona’s Jimmy James will be there will be plenty of bikes to demo, riders to meet, deals to be had and fun for everyone.
Stay tuned for more details on the individual events coming soon.
Feb 20th: Trail work Day at Galbraith (Bellingham, WA)
WMBC (Whatcom Mtb Coalition)
Feb 28th: Chilly Hilly ride (classic Seattle club ride…several thousand riders)
B.I. Cycles Tent Sale (Bainbridge Is., WA)
Back in 2007, we here at the shop marveled at the value of the Dew Deluxe for $600. At the time, Trek’s “Portland” model was picking all the low-hanging fruit around town, and we thought, “Kona needs a drop-handlebar, disc-equipped, commuter-style road bike—but at half the cost!” So, the prototype Dew Drop was born, and it worked and rode quite well. We sourced more bars, STI levers, and road-compatible disc brakes—along with a few other necessary parts–at the best prices we could find for our first production run. The retail price was $950, and they sure sold.
2009 Dew Drop is going for a bargain ($600) at a US dealer near you
Gibtron FlexFit Hat, $20.00 USD
Cover a bald spot. Shield the sun, or the rain. Go duck hunting. Hide bed head. Whatever your need, Kona has stylish FlexFit hat in stock for you. Visit the Kona Store to see the full range.
For most of us in the northern hemisphere, it’s still damn cold out. Time for big ol’ fires, chopping down stuff to burn, burning stuff, getting dirty, being tough. You know lumberjack action. And there ain’t no way no how mo betta to get dirty, gnarly and otherwise woodsy than by strapping on the Kona Lumberjack jacket. Like you, its rough yet refined. Warm but nimble. Cool but hot. Go get one before summer comes around and you get to wear nothing but lame, boring T-shirts.
Click on the below image for the full flyer.
