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Video: 1.2 – A Year on Film

The 1.2 Project represents a year-long challenge that filmer Satchel Cronk and rider Leah Lind-White set out to achieve in 2022. Each month they’d create a unique perspective on mountain biking. Whether it was night riding, the joy of bike maintenance, riding through reforestation, or a great ride turned into a crash, each month brought […]

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Video: ‘My Kona’ | Joonas Vinnari

If we put all our collective brains together at Kona to figure out who most embodies what we love about bikes, wed be hard-pressed to find someone that fits the bill better than Joonas Vinnari. Joonas picked up his first Kona 20 years ago with ambitions to have a career in freeriding. The scene was […]

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Video: ‘Self Portrait’ | A Self-Shot Mountain Bike Short Film

Kona Ambassador Louis Citadelle is no stranger to doing things the hard way. Several years ago he burst onto the media scene with his self-filmed project, Why I Ride. It was picked up by most major media outlets for its stunning scenery, but also garnered a ton of attention because it was expertly shot and edited all by […]

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Video: The good days | with Eddie Reynolds

Eddie Reynolds is one of the lucky ones. Born and raised in Southern California he spends his summer days going between his three favorite sports: biking, skating, and surfing. Whether on a Shonky in the skate park, his Process 134 at the local trails, the Process X on rougher stuff, or the rusty old tricycle, […]

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Community Built – A KONA Video On Trail Access

Trails, they’re the stuff that makes or breaks a riding area. See how the people of Wood River Idaho came together to create new trails suitable for all rider levels, making sure to include the adaptive riders too!

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