Advice wanted- DS bike for a hard tail rider.

[caad9]

The Process 111 is a damn sweet bike, but keep your eyes peeled for the new Hei Hei Trail that's on its way.
It's supposedly 90% of what the Process 134 is, but far lighter and much better on the pedal.

 

[loc81]

They are damn nice - hope you can find one to try.

Good news- found one in Canberra so I'll drive down this weekend, spin that and a 134 to either push ahead or dismiss them.

 

[droenn]

Good news- found one in Canberra so I'll drive down this weekend, spin that and a 134 to either push ahead or dismiss them.

Ah, probably the same place I got my Kona from, good blokes.

 

[loc81]

Ok so I was just informed that the Konas only have lower bottle mounts! I never in my life thought I'd be factoring in if a bike has bottle mounts when buying, but here I am. Who the hell puts there bottle under a frame? And who uses a camelbak unless it's a half day mission?

 

[Boom King]

Ok so I was just informed that the Konas only have lower bottle mounts! I never in my life thought I'd be factoring in if a bike has bottle mounts when buying, but here I am. Who the hell puts there bottle under a frame? And who uses a camelbak unless it's a half day mission?

I use a camelbak every ride. I like to carry a multi tool, spare tube, pump, small first aid kit, snack etc.

 

[hifiandmtb]

I use a camelbak every ride. I like to carry a multi tool, spare tube, pump, small first aid kit, snack etc.

Sucks to be you :yo:

 

[aanon]

Ok so I was just informed that the Konas only have lower bottle mounts! I never in my life thought I'd be factoring in if a bike has bottle mounts when buying, but here I am. Who the hell puts there bottle under a frame?

Hearing ya, my next build will definitely factor in bottle placement, beneath the down tube sucks and gets covered in shit and disease laced crap, not good.