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KONA Bike Shop
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Kona Bicycle Company USA
Websiteurl
konabikes.com
Company typeenum
Private
Founded yearint
1988
Descriptiontext

Kona Bicycles is a privately held bicycle manufacturer founded in 1988 by Dan and Jake and headquartered in Ferndale, Washington. The company designs and sells complete bicycles across five primary categories — mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, drop bar/gravel, urban, and electric — plus a kids line, with pricing spanning entry-level ($699 Fire Mountain, Dew) through premium ($7,799 Remote 160 CR e-MTB). The portfolio includes roughly 40+ active SKUs organized under named platforms such as Process, Hei Hei, Honzo, Rove, Libre, Ouroboros, Sutra, Dew, and Remote, supported by separate framesets, replacement parts (pedals, grips, components), and a gear/apparel/accessories/tools aftermarket line.

The underlying technology is conventional bicycle engineering — aluminum and carbon frames, suspension kinematics, drivetrains, and for electric models third-party pedal-assist systems with range-extender batteries — with no proprietary AI, software platform, or connected-bike capability disclosed. Kona does not maintain a mobile app, expose an API, or publish software integrations.

Kona's go-to-market is a hybrid DTC-plus-channel model. The company sells direct-to-consumer via its konaworld.com Shopify storefront, runs an authorized dealer locator network primarily in the US and Canada, and works with international distributors across 25+ European countries. Revenue is generated entirely through hardware sales of complete bikes, frames, parts, and gear on a unit-pricing, pay-as-you-go basis. The company remains founder-controlled and independent, with no disclosed institutional funding, no parent company, and no public listing.

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Kona Bicycles is a privately held, independent bicycle manufacturer founded in 1988, selling mountain, gravel, urban, electric, and kids bikes (plus frames, parts, and gear) direct-to-consumer, through dealers in the US/Canada, and via distributors across 25+ European countries.

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Operating
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11–50
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HeadquartersBellingham, United States
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Bellingham
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
mountain bicycles, gravel bicycles, electric bikes, bicycle frames, cycling apparel
Industry3 codes
1Cycling & Bike Retail (Sales, Service & Accessories)
CodeCRAMABAHPrimaryYes
2E-Bike Retail
CodeCRAMAHAEPrimaryNo
3Kids’ & Family Bike Retail (Youth, Trailers, Seats)
CodeCRAMAHAGPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Parts Manufacturing336991
SIC code1 code
  • Motorcycles, Bicycles & Parts3751
Product category
Sporting Goods Manufacturing
GTM motion1 record

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Bicycle Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of complete bicycles across multiple categories including mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, drop bar/gravel, urban, electric, and kids bikes.

konaworld.com
2Frames Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of bicycle frames for mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, and drop bar/gravel categories.

konaworld.com
3Parts and Components
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of bicycle parts, pedals, grips, and other components.

konaworld.com
4Gear and Apparel
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Sale of riding gear, apparel, accessories, and tools for cyclists.

konaworld.com
Marketing channels3 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels3 records

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Cost components5 values
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D
Pricing details4 tiers
1Entry-level bikes starting at $699
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Entry-level models like Fire Mountain ($699), Dew ($799), Dew DL ($899), Rove AL ($999).

konaworld.com
2Mid-range bikes $1,000-$2,500
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Mid-range models include Humu ($1,699), Unity ($2,699), LBF ($3,699), Honzo ESD ($2,399), Unit ($1,299), Rove ($1,499), Libre ($2,099).

konaworld.com
3Premium bikes $2,500-$5,000
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Premium models include Process 134 ($2,499), Process 153 ($3,099), Ouroboros CR ($3,799), Ouroboros CR/DL ($4,999), Sutra LTD ($2,899), Process X ($3,299-$4,499).

konaworld.com
4High-end electric bikes starting at $7,799
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Remote 160 CR electric mountain bike priced at $7,799.

konaworld.com
GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
Core offering1 text field

Kona designs, manufactures, and sells complete bicycles across mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, drop bar/gravel, urban, electric, and kids categories, priced from $699 for entry-level models to $7,799 for premium e-mountain bikes. In addition to complete bikes, the company sells framesets, replacement parts (pedals, grips, components), and riding gear, apparel, accessories, and tools, distributing through its own e-commerce storefront, a global dealer network, and international distributors.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Product overview1 text field

Kona Bicycles is a fiercely independent bicycle manufacturer founded in 1988 by Dan and Jake, dedicated to creating high-performance, reliable, and versatile bikes. The company offers a diverse portfolio organized into distinct product lines: Mountain Full Suspension bikes (Process series, Hei Hei), Mountain Hardtail bikes (Unity, Honzo, Cinder Cone, Mahuna, Fire Mountain, Lava Dome, Lana'i, Unit, Fatbike, Dirt Jump/PumpTrack), Drop Bar/Gravel bikes (LBF, Ouroboros, Libre, Libre G2, Rove, Sutra), Urban bikes (Dew, Dr Dew, Coco, Humu), Electric bikes (Remote 160 CR, Electric MTB, Electric Gravel/Commuter), and Kids bikes. The product lineup also includes Frames (Mountain Full Suspension, Mountain Hardtail, Drop Bar/Gravel), Parts (Pedals & Grips, All Parts), and Gear (Riding Gear, Apparel, Accessories, Tools). The company's philosophy centers on Performance, Reliability, and Versatility, with products ranging from entry-level commuter bikes ($699) to premium electric mountain bikes ($7,799).

Product and service43 records
1Process 134 full suspension mountain bike
CategoryMountain Full Suspension Bike
Description

Full suspension mountain bike designed for trail riding with carbon or aluminum frame options, targeted at individual trail and all-mountain riders.

2Process 153 full suspension mountain bike
CategoryMountain Full Suspension Bike
Description

Full suspension mountain bike designed for aggressive trail and enduro riding, targeted at individual riders seeking a more aggressive geometry.

3Process X full suspension mountain bike
CategoryMountain Full Suspension Bike
Description

High-performance full suspension mountain bike designed for extreme trail and enduro use, targeted at experienced individual riders.

4Hei Hei G10 carbon full suspension mountain bike
CategoryMountain Full Suspension Bike
Description

Premium carbon full suspension mountain bike featuring advanced geometry for aggressive trail riding, targeted at individual riders seeking a high-performance carbon platform.

5Hei Hei full suspension mountain bike
CategoryMountain Full Suspension Bike
Description

Full suspension mountain bike available in aluminum and carbon configurations, designed for trail riding.

6Unity hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Aluminum hardtail mountain bike designed for trail riding with modern geometry, targeted at individual riders seeking a simple, reliable hardtail.

7Honzo hardtail mountain bike line
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Hardtail mountain bike line featuring aluminum and carbon options for various trail riding styles, including the aggressive Honzo ESD with enduro-inspired geometry.

8Cinder Cone hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Hardtail mountain bike designed for cross-country and trail riding.

9Mahuna hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Hardtail mountain bike designed for trail riding with balanced geometry and components.

10Fire Mountain hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Versatile hardtail mountain bike suitable for trail riding and entry-level mountain biking, starting at $699.

11Lava Dome hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Hardtail mountain bike designed for trail and cross-country riding.

12Lana'i hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Hardtail mountain bike designed for recreational trail riding.

13Unit hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Versatile hardtail mountain bike designed for trail riding and bikepacking adventures.

14Fatbike hardtail mountain bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Fat tire hardtail mountain bike designed for snow and sand riding.

15Dirt Jump/PumpTrack bike
CategoryMountain Hardtail Bike
Description

Specialized hardtail bike designed for dirt jumping and pumptrack riding.

16Ouroboros CR carbon gravel bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Carbon gravel bike designed for mixed-terrain riding and adventure cycling.

17Ouroboros CR/DL carbon gravel bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Carbon gravel bike with DL (Deluxe) spec level featuring premium component upgrades for adventure and mixed-terrain cycling.

18Ouroboros aluminum gravel bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Aluminum gravel bike designed for adventure and mixed-terrain cycling.

19LBF gravel bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Lightweight gravel bike designed for mixed-terrain adventures and endurance riding.

20Libre G2 carbon gravel bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Second-generation carbon gravel bike with updated frame design for improved performance and comfort on mixed surfaces.

21Libre carbon gravel bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Carbon gravel bike designed for endurance and adventure riding on mixed surfaces.

22Rove AL aluminum gravel bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Aluminum gravel bike designed for versatile on-road and off-road riding.

23Rove drop-bar bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Versatile drop-bar bike suitable for gravel, touring, and light adventure riding.

24Sutra LTD carbon gravel/touring bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Premium carbon gravel/touring bike designed for long-distance adventure and loaded touring.

25Sutra gravel/touring bike
CategoryDrop Bar/Gravel Bike
Description

Gravel/touring bike designed for adventure riding and loaded touring.

26Dew urban commuter bike
CategoryUrban Bike
Description

Entry-level urban commuter bike designed for everyday city riding.

27Dew DL urban commuter bike
CategoryUrban Bike
Description

Urban commuter bike with DL (Deluxe) spec level featuring upgraded components for city riding and light touring.

28Dr Dew urban commuter bike
CategoryUrban Bike
Description

Urban commuter bike with premium components for city riding and light touring.

29Humu urban commuter bike
CategoryUrban Bike
Description

Urban commuter bike designed for city riding and daily transportation.

30Coco urban bike
CategoryUrban Bike
Description

Urban bike designed for city riding with step-through frame design.

31Remote 160 CR electric mountain bike
CategoryElectric Mountain Bike
Description

Electric full suspension mountain bike featuring PowerMore range-extender battery technology for extended trail rides.

32Electric MTB collection
CategoryElectric Mountain Bike
Description

Electric mountain bikes combining pedal assist with full suspension or hardtail designs.

33Electric Gravel/Commuter collection
CategoryElectric Gravel/Commuter Bike
Description

Electric bikes designed for gravel riding and urban commuting with pedal assist.

34Kids Bikes
CategoryKids Bikes
Description

Full range of bicycles designed for children and young riders.

35Mountain full suspension frames
CategoryBike Frames
Description

Frameset options for full suspension mountain bikes.

36Mountain hardtail frames
CategoryBike Frames
Description

Frameset options for mountain hardtail bikes.

37Drop bar/gravel frames
CategoryBike Frames
Description

Frameset options for drop bar gravel bikes.

38Pedals & Grips
CategoryParts
Description

Bike components including pedals and grips for various riding styles.

39All Parts
CategoryParts
Description

Full range of bicycle parts and components for replacement and upgrades.

40Riding Gear
CategoryGear
Description

Protective and functional gear for cycling including helmets, pads, and riding essentials.

41Apparel
CategoryGear
Description

Cycling clothing and apparel including jerseys, shorts, and jackets.

42Accessories
CategoryGear
Description

Bike accessories including bags, lights, and storage solutions.

43Tools
CategoryGear
Description

Bicycle maintenance and repair tools for home mechanics and shops.

Scale indicator1 record

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Recent move5 records

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Expansion highlight4 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Yeti Cycles is an independent premium MTB brand with a deep heritage similar to Kona's, specializing in full-suspension mountain bikes using proprietary Switch Infinity technology. Direct competitor in the mountain biking enthusiast segment where Kona's Process line competes.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Cannondale is a major mainstream bicycle brand owned by Pon Holdings with a portfolio overlapping most of Kona's categories (MTB, gravel, road, e-bikes, urban). It is a broad incumbent that competes with Kona across price points but at significantly greater scale and with proprietary frame and suspension technology (Lefty fork, AI offset).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Specialized is one of the largest premium bicycle manufacturers globally, offering products across every category where Kona competes, including proprietary motor systems (Turbo e-bikes), suspension (Brain/FutureShock), and body geometry fit. A broad incumbent that defines the competitive ceiling in Kona's segments.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Trek is the largest specialty bicycle manufacturer in the US with extensive overlapping products across MTB, gravel, road, e-bikes (Bosch-powered systems), and kids categories. It operates the industry's largest dealer network and competes head-to-head with Kona across price tiers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Norco is a privately held Canadian bicycle manufacturer with a nearly identical product portfolio to Kona (full suspension MTB, hardtail, gravel, urban, e-bikes, kids) and a comparable dealer-led distribution model. Both brands occupy the mid-tier independent segment with strong North American MTB roots.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Santa Cruz is a premium independent MTB brand owned by Pon Holdings, with a similar heritage dating to 1994 and a focus on full-suspension mountain bikes with proprietary VPP suspension technology. Comparable to Kona in the MTB category but positioned at a premium price tier.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Surly is a QBP-owned independent bike brand with a similar broad-portfolio approach covering MTB, gravel/touring, fat bike, and commuter categories. Like Kona, Surly competes on versatility and value positioning within the independent brand segment.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Pivot Cycles is an independent premium mountain bike brand with proprietary dw-link suspension technology, competing directly with Kona's Process and Hei Hei lines in the high-end full-suspension category. Similar channel structure with dealer-direct distribution.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Marin Bikes is a closely comparable independent American bicycle brand founded in 1986 with a similar multi-category portfolio (mountain, gravel, urban, fitness, kids) and broad price-point coverage. Like Kona, Marin positions as a value-to-mid-tier alternative to Trek and Specialized with strong MTB heritage.

10Jamis Bicycles
TypeDirect peer
Description

Jamis is an independent US bicycle brand with a comparable product portfolio spanning mountain, gravel, road, fitness, and kids categories. Like Kona, Jamis operates through a dealer network plus limited DTC, and competes on value and heritage rather than proprietary technology.

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KONA Bike Shop

Sporting Goods Manufacturingkonabikes.com

Kona Bicycles is a privately held, independent bicycle manufacturer founded in 1988, selling mountain, gravel, urban, electric, and kids bikes (plus frames, parts, and gear) direct-to-consumer, through dealers in the US/Canada, and via distributors across 25+ European countries.

What KONA Bike Shop does

Kona Bicycles is a privately held bicycle manufacturer founded in 1988 by Dan and Jake and headquartered in Ferndale, Washington. The company designs and sells complete bicycles across five primary categories — mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, drop bar/gravel, urban, and electric — plus a kids line, with pricing spanning entry-level ($699 Fire Mountain, Dew) through premium ($7,799 Remote 160 CR e-MTB). The portfolio includes roughly 40+ active SKUs organized under named platforms such as Process, Hei Hei, Honzo, Rove, Libre, Ouroboros, Sutra, Dew, and Remote, supported by separate framesets, replacement parts (pedals, grips, components), and a gear/apparel/accessories/tools aftermarket line.

The underlying technology is conventional bicycle engineering — aluminum and carbon frames, suspension kinematics, drivetrains, and for electric models third-party pedal-assist systems with range-extender batteries — with no proprietary AI, software platform, or connected-bike capability disclosed. Kona does not maintain a mobile app, expose an API, or publish software integrations.

Kona's go-to-market is a hybrid DTC-plus-channel model. The company sells direct-to-consumer via its konaworld.com Shopify storefront, runs an authorized dealer locator network primarily in the US and Canada, and works with international distributors across 25+ European countries. Revenue is generated entirely through hardware sales of complete bikes, frames, parts, and gear on a unit-pricing, pay-as-you-go basis. The company remains founder-controlled and independent, with no disclosed institutional funding, no parent company, and no public listing.

KONA Bike Shop firmographics

Firmographics
Name
KONA Bike Shop
Legal name
Kona Bicycle Company USA
Website
https://konabikes.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
1988
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Kona Bicycles is a privately held, independent bicycle manufacturer founded in 1988, selling mountain, gravel, urban, electric, and kids bikes (plus frames, parts, and gear) direct-to-consumer, through dealers in the US/Canada, and via distributors across 25+ European countries.
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KONA Bike Shop industry classification

Industry
Product category
Sporting Goods Manufacturing
NAICS
Motorcycle, Bicycle, and Parts Manufacturing (336991)
SIC
Motorcycles, Bicycles & Parts (3751)
akta.pro primary industry
Cycling & Bike Retail (Sales, Service & Accessories) (CRAMABAH)
akta.pro secondary industries
E-Bike Retail (CRAMAHAE), Kids’ & Family Bike Retail (Youth, Trailers, Seats) (CRAMAHAG)

Keywords

  • Mountain bicycles
  • Gravel bicycles
  • Electric bikes
  • Bicycle frames
  • Cycling apparel

Where KONA Bike Shop is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Bellingham
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

KONA Bike Shop business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Bicycle Sales: Sale of complete bicycles across multiple categories including mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, drop bar/gravel, urban, electric, and kids bikes.
  2. Frames Sales: Sale of bicycle frames for mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, and drop bar/gravel categories.
  3. Parts and Components: Sale of bicycle parts, pedals, grips, and other components.
  4. Gear and Apparel: Sale of riding gear, apparel, accessories, and tools for cyclists.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goEntry-level bikes starting at $699
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goMid-range bikes $1,000-$2,500
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goPremium bikes $2,500-$5,000
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goHigh-end electric bikes starting at $7,799

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels3 records

KONA Bike Shop product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Kona designs, manufactures, and sells complete bicycles across mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, drop bar/gravel, urban, electric, and kids categories, priced from $699 for entry-level models to $7,799 for premium e-mountain bikes. In addition to complete bikes, the company sells framesets, replacement parts (pedals, grips, components), and riding gear, apparel, accessories, and tools, distributing through its own e-commerce storefront, a global dealer network, and international distributors.

Product overview

Kona Bicycles is a fiercely independent bicycle manufacturer founded in 1988 by Dan and Jake, dedicated to creating high-performance, reliable, and versatile bikes. The company offers a diverse portfolio organized into distinct product lines: Mountain Full Suspension bikes (Process series, Hei Hei), Mountain Hardtail bikes (Unity, Honzo, Cinder Cone, Mahuna, Fire Mountain, Lava Dome, Lana'i, Unit, Fatbike, Dirt Jump/PumpTrack), Drop Bar/Gravel bikes (LBF, Ouroboros, Libre, Libre G2, Rove, Sutra), Urban bikes (Dew, Dr Dew, Coco, Humu), Electric bikes (Remote 160 CR, Electric MTB, Electric Gravel/Commuter), and Kids bikes. The product lineup also includes Frames (Mountain Full Suspension, Mountain Hardtail, Drop Bar/Gravel), Parts (Pedals & Grips, All Parts), and Gear (Riding Gear, Apparel, Accessories, Tools). The company's philosophy centers on Performance, Reliability, and Versatility, with products ranging from entry-level commuter bikes ($699) to premium electric mountain bikes ($7,799).

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Process 134 full suspension mountain bike Full suspension mountain bike designed for trail riding with carbon or aluminum frame options, targeted at individual trail and all-mountain riders.
  • Process 153 full suspension mountain bike Full suspension mountain bike designed for aggressive trail and enduro riding, targeted at individual riders seeking a more aggressive geometry.
  • Process X full suspension mountain bike High-performance full suspension mountain bike designed for extreme trail and enduro use, targeted at experienced individual riders.
  • Hei Hei G10 carbon full suspension mountain bike Premium carbon full suspension mountain bike featuring advanced geometry for aggressive trail riding, targeted at individual riders seeking a high-performance carbon platform.
  • Hei Hei full suspension mountain bike Full suspension mountain bike available in aluminum and carbon configurations, designed for trail riding.
  • Unity hardtail mountain bike Aluminum hardtail mountain bike designed for trail riding with modern geometry, targeted at individual riders seeking a simple, reliable hardtail.
  • Honzo hardtail mountain bike line Hardtail mountain bike line featuring aluminum and carbon options for various trail riding styles, including the aggressive Honzo ESD with enduro-inspired geometry.
  • Cinder Cone hardtail mountain bike Hardtail mountain bike designed for cross-country and trail riding.
  • Mahuna hardtail mountain bike Hardtail mountain bike designed for trail riding with balanced geometry and components.
  • Fire Mountain hardtail mountain bike Versatile hardtail mountain bike suitable for trail riding and entry-level mountain biking, starting at $699.
  • Lava Dome hardtail mountain bike Hardtail mountain bike designed for trail and cross-country riding.
  • Lana'i hardtail mountain bike Hardtail mountain bike designed for recreational trail riding.
  • Unit hardtail mountain bike Versatile hardtail mountain bike designed for trail riding and bikepacking adventures.
  • Fatbike hardtail mountain bike Fat tire hardtail mountain bike designed for snow and sand riding.
  • Dirt Jump/PumpTrack bike Specialized hardtail bike designed for dirt jumping and pumptrack riding.
  • Ouroboros CR carbon gravel bike Carbon gravel bike designed for mixed-terrain riding and adventure cycling.
  • Ouroboros CR/DL carbon gravel bike Carbon gravel bike with DL (Deluxe) spec level featuring premium component upgrades for adventure and mixed-terrain cycling.
  • Ouroboros aluminum gravel bike Aluminum gravel bike designed for adventure and mixed-terrain cycling.
  • LBF gravel bike Lightweight gravel bike designed for mixed-terrain adventures and endurance riding.
  • Libre G2 carbon gravel bike Second-generation carbon gravel bike with updated frame design for improved performance and comfort on mixed surfaces.
  • Libre carbon gravel bike Carbon gravel bike designed for endurance and adventure riding on mixed surfaces.
  • Rove AL aluminum gravel bike Aluminum gravel bike designed for versatile on-road and off-road riding.
  • Rove drop-bar bike Versatile drop-bar bike suitable for gravel, touring, and light adventure riding.
  • Sutra LTD carbon gravel/touring bike Premium carbon gravel/touring bike designed for long-distance adventure and loaded touring.
  • Sutra gravel/touring bike Gravel/touring bike designed for adventure riding and loaded touring.
  • Dew urban commuter bike Entry-level urban commuter bike designed for everyday city riding.
  • Dew DL urban commuter bike Urban commuter bike with DL (Deluxe) spec level featuring upgraded components for city riding and light touring.
  • Dr Dew urban commuter bike Urban commuter bike with premium components for city riding and light touring.
  • Humu urban commuter bike Urban commuter bike designed for city riding and daily transportation.
  • Coco urban bike Urban bike designed for city riding with step-through frame design.
  • Remote 160 CR electric mountain bike Electric full suspension mountain bike featuring PowerMore range-extender battery technology for extended trail rides.
  • Electric MTB collection Electric mountain bikes combining pedal assist with full suspension or hardtail designs.
  • Electric Gravel/Commuter collection Electric bikes designed for gravel riding and urban commuting with pedal assist.
  • Kids Bikes Full range of bicycles designed for children and young riders.
  • Mountain full suspension frames Frameset options for full suspension mountain bikes.
  • Mountain hardtail frames Frameset options for mountain hardtail bikes.
  • Drop bar/gravel frames Frameset options for drop bar gravel bikes.
  • Pedals & Grips Bike components including pedals and grips for various riding styles.
  • All Parts Full range of bicycle parts and components for replacement and upgrades.
  • Riding Gear Protective and functional gear for cycling including helmets, pads, and riding essentials.
  • Apparel Cycling clothing and apparel including jerseys, shorts, and jackets.
  • Accessories Bike accessories including bags, lights, and storage solutions.
  • Tools Bicycle maintenance and repair tools for home mechanics and shops.

Companies that use KONA Bike Shop

Customer profile

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

KONA Bike Shop technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

KONA Bike Shop partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

KONA Bike Shop competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Yeti Cycles: Yeti Cycles is an independent premium MTB brand with a deep heritage similar to Kona's, specializing in full-suspension mountain bikes using proprietary Switch Infinity technology. Direct competitor in the mountain biking enthusiast segment where Kona's Process line competes.
  • Norco Bicycles: Norco is a privately held Canadian bicycle manufacturer with a nearly identical product portfolio to Kona (full suspension MTB, hardtail, gravel, urban, e-bikes, kids) and a comparable dealer-led distribution model. Both brands occupy the mid-tier independent segment with strong North American MTB roots.
  • Santa Cruz Bicycles: Santa Cruz is a premium independent MTB brand owned by Pon Holdings, with a similar heritage dating to 1994 and a focus on full-suspension mountain bikes with proprietary VPP suspension technology. Comparable to Kona in the MTB category but positioned at a premium price tier.
  • Surly Bicycles: Surly is a QBP-owned independent bike brand with a similar broad-portfolio approach covering MTB, gravel/touring, fat bike, and commuter categories. Like Kona, Surly competes on versatility and value positioning within the independent brand segment.
  • Pivot Cycles: Pivot Cycles is an independent premium mountain bike brand with proprietary dw-link suspension technology, competing directly with Kona's Process and Hei Hei lines in the high-end full-suspension category. Similar channel structure with dealer-direct distribution.
  • Marin Bikes: Marin Bikes is a closely comparable independent American bicycle brand founded in 1986 with a similar multi-category portfolio (mountain, gravel, urban, fitness, kids) and broad price-point coverage. Like Kona, Marin positions as a value-to-mid-tier alternative to Trek and Specialized with strong MTB heritage.
  • Jamis Bicycles: Jamis is an independent US bicycle brand with a comparable product portfolio spanning mountain, gravel, road, fitness, and kids categories. Like Kona, Jamis operates through a dealer network plus limited DTC, and competes on value and heritage rather than proprietary technology.

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  • Cannondale: Cannondale is a major mainstream bicycle brand owned by Pon Holdings with a portfolio overlapping most of Kona's categories (MTB, gravel, road, e-bikes, urban). It is a broad incumbent that competes with Kona across price points but at significantly greater scale and with proprietary frame and suspension technology (Lefty fork, AI offset).
  • Specialized Bicycle Components: Specialized is one of the largest premium bicycle manufacturers globally, offering products across every category where Kona competes, including proprietary motor systems (Turbo e-bikes), suspension (Brain/FutureShock), and body geometry fit. A broad incumbent that defines the competitive ceiling in Kona's segments.
  • Trek Bicycle Corporation: Trek is the largest specialty bicycle manufacturer in the US with extensive overlapping products across MTB, gravel, road, e-bikes (Bosch-powered systems), and kids categories. It operates the industry's largest dealer network and competes head-to-head with Kona across price tiers.

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Frequently asked questions about KONA Bike Shop

What does KONA Bike Shop do?

Kona designs, manufactures, and sells complete bicycles across mountain full suspension, mountain hardtail, drop bar/gravel, urban, electric, and kids categories, priced from $699 for entry-level models to $7,799 for premium e-mountain bikes. In addition to complete bikes, the company sells framesets, replacement parts (pedals, grips, components), and riding gear, apparel, accessories, and tools, distributing through its own e-commerce storefront, a global dealer network, and international distributors.

Is KONA Bike Shop a public or private company?

KONA Bike Shop is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was KONA Bike Shop founded?

KONA Bike Shop was founded in 1988. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is KONA Bike Shop based?

KONA Bike Shop is headquartered in Bellingham, United States, in the North America region.

How does KONA Bike Shop make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Bicycle Sales are the primary driver. The others are frames Sales, parts and Components and gear and Apparel.

Who are KONA Bike Shop's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Yeti Cycles, Norco Bicycles, Santa Cruz Bicycles, Surly Bicycles, Pivot Cycles, Marin Bikes and Jamis Bicycles. Broad incumbents are Cannondale, Specialized Bicycle Components and Trek Bicycle Corporation.

Does KONA Bike Shop have an API?

No public API is recorded for KONA Bike Shop.

What industry is KONA Bike Shop in?

KONA Bike Shop's product category is Sporting Goods Manufacturing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRAMABAH, Cycling & Bike Retail (Sales, Service & Accessories), with a secondary code of CRAMAHAE, E-Bike Retail. Its NAICS code is 336991 and its SIC code is 3751.

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