Bicycle Gear News That Could Be True But Probably Isn’t.
Breaking Bicycle Enquirer News: Cascade Components – imagined, designed, made, tested, hawked, and marketed in the PNW – has delivered on their ethos yet again. The typical, for the bike industry, by riders, for riders company, has engineered a way to bring a “more confidence-inspiring and comfortable ride that lets you push harder” to untold thousands, even tens of thousands, of Kona Bicycles.
With this latest kit, “no stone [was] left unturned” as they went the extra mile in delivering extraordinary performance – no holds barred. You’re an order away from a bike that “is able to maintain traction much better than before, while also remaining more composed through large impacts.”
Yes, as wheelbase usurps head tube angle and Reach as the number one numeral of concern, Cascade brings their eternal “[focus] on bringing our customers the most value possible” to over a decade’s worth of Kona geometry charts. Three options exist to add a total of +10mm, +20mm, or +30mm to rear-centre length to your favourite rig while maintaining the existing range of the slider system. They even work with your current hardware and axle.
Cascade’s fresh sliding drop-outs are CNC’d from 6061-T6 in the USA, and are available anodized in black, silver, or orange for $395 USD for a pair. They will take your current Kona and “improve the feel substantially and you may no longer feel like replacing [it for a frame with a] shock as well.”
For more information, check out Cascade’s Kona upgrades.