KONA WOO | A serious fat bike that masters both bikepacking and play

Snow, sand, rough roads. An adventure-spec fat bike that can go wherever your imagination takes you.

The KONA WOO is a serious adventure fat bike that combines overwhelming off-road capability with its 4.8-inch extra-thick tires and light, nimble handling.

By combining a lightweight yet high-rigidity 6061 aluminum frame with a carbon fork that excels at vibration absorption, it achieves a natural, not-too-heavy ride feel while still offering the confident stability characteristic of a fat bike.

The 4.8-inch tires provide high grip and floatation not only on snow and sand, but also on rough forest roads and rocky trails. Furthermore, the short 420mm chainstay design offers surprisingly light handling for a fat bike.

Other key features include high carrying capacity with numerous cage mounts and high reliability thanks to the Shimano Deore 12-speed drivetrain and hydraulic disc brakes. This is a bike you can enjoy in any style, from bikepacking to trail riding.

Features

• 4.8-inch fat tires ensure high floatation and off-road capability
• Lightweight and durable aluminum frame & carbon fork with high vibration absorption
• Numerous cage mounts on various parts of the frame, ideal for bikepacking
• Equipped with Shimano Deore 12-speed drivetrain to handle any terrain
• Shimano Deore 410 hydraulic disc brakes for powerful and stable stopping power
• Short 420mm chainstays for quick handling
• Dropper seatpost compatibility for comfortable transitions between climbs and descents
• High versatility to handle everything from snow and sand to forest roads

SPEC

• Frame: 6061 Aluminum
• Fork: Carbon fork
• Components: Shimano Deore 12-speed
• Brakes: Shimano Deore 410 Hydraulic Disc Brakes
• Tires: 4.8-inch fat tires
• Chainstay length: 420mm
• Dropper seatpost compatible
• Color: Gloss Metallic Green
• Sizes: S (158-168cm), M (168-178cm)

This WOO is a bike whose appeal lies in the feeling that it can go "anywhere," be it snow or sand.

Fat bikes often carry the image of being "heavy" and "sluggish," but the WOO is quite agile thanks to its shorter chainstays. When you actually ride it, you'll find it turns much more responsively than you might imagine.

With plenty of cage mounts, it's also highly recommended to outfit it for bikepacking with lots of panniers and bottles. Being dropper post compatible, it's also very well suited for MTB-like play.

This is a fat bike we recommend not just for winter, but as a year-round enjoyment for forest roads, camping tours, and gravel riding.