KONA KAHUNA | A versatile hardtail MTB for city riding and touring

Rear rack and fender compatible. A versatile 29er hardtail that lets you ride freely in the city or on forest trails.

The KONA KAHUNA is a versatile hardtail MTB that can handle everything from trail riding to touring and city commuting.

Unlike recent "downhill-focused" MTBs, it adopts a neutral geometry that allows for comfortable climbing, riding, and long distances. Coupled with the high stability and cruising performance of 29x2.35-inch tires, it's an easy-to-handle bike for first-time MTB riders.

In addition, it comes standard with mounts for a rear rack, fenders, and a kickstand. This high practicality, which goes beyond just trails to include commuting, adventure touring, and daily use, is another appealing feature of the KAHUNA.

The main groupset is Shimano DEORE 1x12 speed. The wide range of 10-51T allows you to tackle steep climbs and loaded tours with ease.

This 29er hardtail is highly recommended for anyone from those "who want to start MTB" to those "who want to enjoy various activities with one bike."

Features

• Versatile 29er hardtail for city riding, trails, and touring
• Easy-to-handle and comfortable ride performance thanks to neutral geometry
• Shimano DEORE 1x12 speed drivetrain
• High climbing performance with 10-51T wide sprocket
• Equipped with MAXXIS FOREKASTER 29x2.35 tires
• Rear rack, fender, and kickstand mounts included
• 110x15mm Boost front axle
• Lockout-compatible suspension fork
• High practicality for touring and bikepacking
• Balanced design, easy to handle for MTB beginners

SPEC

• Model: KONA KAHUNA
• Model Year: 2026
• Frame: KONA Aluminum
• Drivetrain: Shimano DEORE 1x12 speed
• Sprocket: 10-51T
• Tires: MAXXIS FOREKASTER 29x2.35
• Front Axle: 110x15mm Boost
• Rear Axle: 135x10mm Quick Release
• Wheel Size: 29 inch
• Color: Gloss Kiwi
• Sizes: S (160-173cm), M (168-180cm), L (173-185cm)

The KAHUNA is an exquisite model that, while possessing the excellent off-road capability of an MTB, is also considerably easy to use for daily activities.

It's not as idiosyncratic as recent hardcore MTBs, and it handles climbs and city riding comfortably, allowing for various uses without being restricted to "trail-specific." The cruising performance of the 29er tires is also high, giving the impression that it's less tiring on long rides.

Another significant appeal is the natural integration of racks and fenders, making it a perfect match for "MTB adventure touring" styles often seen abroad. Of course, it's also recommended for urban riders looking for a rugged commuter bike.

I believe this is the perfect bike for those "who want to start MTB but haven't decided on their specific use."