KONAWORLD

OVERVIEW

Because kids are real people too, we make one of the best dual-suspension downhill bikes on the market, specifically tailored for 8- to- 12-year-old boys and girls tasked with chasing big kids down technical singletrack, bike parks and anything else with a dash of burl. Featuring 100mm of front and rear travel, on a light, durable Kona 7005 Aluminum frame, the Stinky 24 is the perfect bike for kids who aren't afraid to have tons of fun.

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DETAILED SPECS

Frame Material	Kona 7005 DH Aluminum
Sizes	13"
Rear Shock	Fastrax AF5 Coil Over
Fork	RockShox Recon Silver TK 100mm
Crankarms	FSA Step-Up
Chainrings	Bash/32t
B/B	FSA
Pedals	Kona JackShit
Chain	KMC HG50
Freewheel	Shimano Acera 11-34 9 spd
F/D	E*13 FreeChucker
R/D	Shimano Deore Shadow
Shifters	Shimano Acera
Brake Calipers	Tektro HDC300
Front Brake Rotor	Tektro Light Wave 160mm
Rear Brake Rotor	Tektro Light Wave 160mm
Brake Levers	Tektro HDC300
Headset	FSA No.11N
Handlebar	Kona OB
Stem	Kona Jerk
Seatpost	Kona Thumb OB
Seat Clamp	Kona QR
Grips	Kona G-LOG
Saddle	Kona DJ
Front Hub	Formula
Rear Hub	Shimano M475
Spokes	Stainless 14g
Rims	Alex DM24
Front Tire	Maxxis High Roller 24x2.5"
Rear Tire	Maxxis High Roller 24x2.5"
Paint Color	Orange w/Black
Extras	N/A

UNITS	SIZE	TTH	STA	HTA	RC	FC	WB	FL	OF	BBD	BBH	SO	HT	BBS	FD	STACK	REACH
inches	13	19.9	73.5°	67°	16.3	24.2	40.4	18.6	1.5	+ 0.2	12.8	28.4	4.5	73	ISCG	20.7	13.6

GEOMETRY LEGEND:	FC = Front To Center	BBH = Bottom Bracket Height
TTH = Top Tube Horizontal	WB = Wheelbase	SO = Standover
STA = Seat Tube Angle	FL = Fork Length	HT = Head Tube Length
HTA = Head Tube Angle	OF = Fork Offset	BBS = Bottom Bracket Size
RC = Chainstay Length	BBD = Bottom Bracket Drop	FD = Front Derailleur Clamp Size
REACH = Horizontal Distance from center of BB to the top of the headtube centerline
STACK = Vertical Distance from center of BB to the top of the headtube centerline
Note: All Specifications Are Subject To Change Without Notice

TECHNOLOGY

KONA 7005/6061 ALUMINUM

Kona 7005 and 6061 Aluminum alloys are used extensively throughout our fleet of mountain and asphalt bicycles. A tough, durable, affordable, light alloy, both Kona 7005 and 6061 deliver fantastic, reliable performance that lasts for thousands of rides. It is, by far, the ultimate aluminum tubing on the market today. Much of our 7005/6061 tubing is butted and/or formed, meaning the tubing's wall thickness can be increased or decreased, as well as shaped, allowing us to fine-tune a particular frame's strength and ride characteristics depending on its intended application.

INTERNAL HEADSET

By having the headset bearing located inside the headtube (called zero stack), rather than the top and bottom, we are able to achieve a number of advantages when it comes to front-end stiffness, durability and overall riding performance. The major benefit of an internal headset is the extra layer of protection it provides the bearings against the elements. Additionally, the bearings are commonly available angular contact bearings, which are easily and inexpensively replaced. An internal headset also reduces stack height, so the height of the stem and bars are more adjustable, giving the rider the best fit possible.

KONA WALKING BEAM 4-BAR LINKAGE

Since Kona first introduced the Walking Beam 4-Bar Linkage platform in 1996, we've been refining and honing the most functional, durable and performance-oriented dual-suspension platform ever invented. You'll find versions of Kona's Walking Beam 4-Bar Linkage on everything from the Hei Hei XC race bike, to our Supreme Operator, the Entourage, and on one of the best-performing, entry-level dual-suspension bikes ever made, the Tanuki.

FUNCTION AND DURABILITY: Anytime you have a pivot in anything, there is side-to-side movement, or tolerance. It's what allows the pivot to move freely. When you have pivots that are close together, the side-to-side movement in those pivots becomes amplified, what's called tolerance stacking. Kona's 4-Bar system keeps pivots as far away from each other as possible, minimizing the negative effects of tolerance stacking. Ultimately, it equates to a stiffer rear end, as well as a significant decrease in bearing and bushing wear.

PURE SHOCK MOVEMENT: Another benefit of our 4-Bar system is minimized side load on the rear shock. If you have proximate pivot points and/or the shock positioned so that it is exposed to lateral forces, you have side load on the shock. Side load causes resistance, which can negatively impact suspension performance.

SHOCK LONGEVITY: With our 4-Bar system, the rear shock is protected from side-to-side forces. Side load is one of the main causes of premature seal failures. As a result, we have a very low rate of shock problems, as well as an exceptionally responsive feel to the rear suspension.

INCREDIBLE TUNE-ABILITY: By using 4-Bar, our designers are able to incorporate a huge range of suspension characteristics into our dual-suspension mountain bikes. Simply by changing the shock's positioning and configuration, we're able to make either an efficient climber or a wicked descender. For example, on our XC bikes, we can take an inherently progressive air shock and make the suspension more linear, allowing the rider to benefit from all of the bike's travel. For downhill bikes, like our Operator and Entourage, an inherently linear coil shock can be set up to be more progressive for big hits. When it comes to range of application, 4-Bar is the ultimate rear-suspension platform.

PLUSH FACTOR: With pivots, bearings and the shock itself well supported and protected from linear side load, Kona's Walking Beam 4-Bar Linkage system delivers that extraordinarily plush, smooth feel we all crave as mountain bikers. Whether it's taking the edge of a technical XC race course, the burl out of a backcountry all-day epic, or leveling out the brake bumps at your local bike park, Kona's Walking Beam 4-Bar Linkage delivers that sweet feel. Ride in, ride out.

LIFETIME WARRANTY

Kona warrants to the original owner that their new Kona bicycle frame purchased from an authorized Kona dealer shall be free of defective materials or workmanship for the lifetime of ownership by the original owner. This warranty is limited to five years for carbon fiber frames.

During this warranty period, Kona shall repair or replace, at its sole option, the bicycle frame if Kona determines the frame is defective and subject to this limited warranty. The original owner shall pay all labor and shipping charges connected with the repair or replacement of the bicycle frame. Please see the Kona owner's manual, provided with your bicycle, for additional information