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Kona Downside DJ/MtnX

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MSRP : $849.00


Product Description

You've only got a little bit of cash in your wallet. That's cool; you're too busy living life to be working. Of course, that doesn't mean you still shouldn't ride a great bike. New for 2012, the Kona Downside makes for an incredibly tough, ultra-durable, great bare-bones-riding dirt-jump bike that's accessible to the cash-crunched, air-spirited among us. Let it rip and fly free. Note: Expect to be hounded on the internet by every kid wanting to trade you their paintball gun, Xbox, or Deer Master buck knife for your new ride.

  • Marzocchi DJ3 80mm fork
  • Solid Cromoly BMX cranks
  • ProMax mechanical disc brakes
  • Alex MUS30 rims

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