Kona Coco 650b – Red

Classic Step-Through Style Meets Modern Cruising Comfort

Say hello to the bike that makes every errand feel like an occasion. The Kona Coco is all about elegance, ease, and everyday freedom. With its vintage-inspired step-through frame, smooth-shifting Shimano Cues drivetrain, and sleek internal cable routing, its as stylish as it is functional. Whether you’re gliding to the caf or pedaling to pick up a forgotten bottle of wine, the Coco makes city life sweeter.

And yesthose fenders, mudflaps, and puncture-resistant tires? Theyre not just practical, theyre peace of mind.

Why Youll Love the Coco:

• Timeless European-Inspired Design Step-through frame for easy on/off with clean lines and classy vibes

• Shimano 9-Speed Drivetrain Intuitive shifting for urban terrain and neighborhood hills

• Hydraulic Disc Brakes Reliable stopping power in any weather

• WTB Horizon Tires w/ Puncture Protection Smooth, cushioned ride with fewer flats

• Commuter-Ready Extras Full fenders, mudflaps, and a kickstand included

Complete Specifications

• Frame: Kona 6061 Aluminum Butted

• Fork: Kona Project Two Aluminum Disc

• Drivetrain:

  • Shifter: Shimano CUES

  • Rear Derailleur: Shimano CUES SGS, 9-speed

  • Crankset: Samox 39T with Guard

  • Cassette: Shimano LG300, 11-46T

  • Chain: KMC X9

• Brakes:

  • Tektro HDM275 Hydraulic Disc

  • Rotors: 160mm Front & Rear

• Wheels:

  • Rims: Double Wall Alloy

  • Hubs: Formula Alloy (100x9mm front / 135x10mm rear)

  • Spokes: Stainless Black 14g

• Tires: WTB Horizon Comp 650x47c w/ Puncture Protection

• Cockpit:

  • Handlebar: Kona Handplant

  • Stem: Kona Commuter

  • Grips: Velo Ergo

  • Saddle: Kona Commuter

  • Seatpost: Kona Thumb w/Offset, 27.2mm

  • Seat Clamp: Kona Clamp

• Extras: Fenders w/ Mudflaps, Kickstand

• Paint: Satin Metallic King Crimson w/ Crimson Decals

• Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL

Perfect For:

Stylish urban commutes
Cafe cruisers and weekend wanderers
Riders who value comfort and confidence with a touch of flair
Anyone whos ever used forgot the wine as a reason for a second ride