MTB Trail Ds Test

The MY14 Precept line features a 73mm English BB shell.

The MY14 Precept DL features a rear axle OLD (over locknut dimension) of 12x142 and an axle standard of Maxle. This means that the rear axle has a width of 142mm and uses the Maxle system for securing the axle to the frame. The Maxle system is a type of thru-axle that provides increased stiffness and stability compared to a quick release (QR) axle.

The MY14 Precept DL uses the same bearings as the MY14 Process Line.

The Precept has 120mm of rear wheel travel. This measurement refers to the distance the rear wheel can move vertically, which helps absorb impacts and provide a smoother ride.

The MY14 Precept line features the Swinger type of KONA suspension.

The MY14 Precept is best described as a mountain bike because it is specifically designed for off-road cycling on rough terrains. Mountain bikes are known for their sturdy frames, wide tires, and suspension systems that provide better control and stability on uneven surfaces. They are ideal for trail riding, mountainous terrains, and adventurous outdoor activities.

The correct answer is "H". This suggests that "H" is the Kona reference for the derailleur hanger used on the MY14 Precept.

The correct answer is "TT." This is likely referring to the specific model or code for the derailleur hanger used on the MY14 Precept DL bike by Kona. It could be a part number or a specific designation used by Kona to identify this particular component.

The Precept DL has 130mm of rear wheel travel.

The MY14 Precept features a rear axle OLD (over locknut dimension) of 9x135 and uses a quick release (QR) axle standard. This means that the rear axle has a width of 135mm and is secured using a quick release mechanism.