Kona Road Race & Endurance Test

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Passing grade is 8/10, so continue to take the test until you pass before continuing on to 2014 MTB Racelight bikes.

Questions and Answers

1.

What category does the Kona ZONE line of bikes fall under?
- A.
  
  Road Endurance
- B.
  
  Gravity
- C.
  
  Kids
- D.
  
  Hor's
Correct Answer
A. Road Endurance

Explanation
The Kona ZONE line of bikes falls under the category of Road Endurance. This category typically includes bikes that are designed for long-distance rides on paved roads, with features that prioritize comfort and efficiency. Road Endurance bikes are often lightweight, have a more relaxed geometry for a more upright riding position, and may have features like disc brakes and wider tires for added stability and control. The Kona ZONE line is likely designed to provide a smooth and comfortable ride for cyclists who enjoy long rides on the road.

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2.

What model year did the HONKY TONK first appear in Kona catalogs?
- A.
  
  2009
- B.
  
  2008
- C.
  
  2007
- D.
  
  2006
Correct Answer
A. 2009

Explanation
The HONKY TONK first appeared in Kona catalogs in 2009.

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3.

What finish allows us to see the material of the steel frame itself??
- A.
  
  Raw steel
- B.
  
  Platinum
- C.
  
  Chrome plating
- D.
  
  Belt sanding
Correct Answer
A. Raw steel

Explanation
Raw steel is the correct answer because it refers to steel in its natural, untreated state. When steel is in its raw form, it does not have any additional coatings or finishes that would obscure the material. Therefore, choosing raw steel as the finish allows us to see the material of the steel frame itself without any alterations or coverings.

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4.

How large of a tire (recommended) can someone use on a ZONE, HONKY TONK or PADDY WAGON when fenders are not being used?
- A.
  
  700 x 32c
- B.
  
  700 x 23c
- C.
  
  27" x 1.5
- D.
  
  16" x 2.75
Correct Answer
A. 700 x 32c

Explanation
The recommended tire size for a ZONE, HONKY TONK, or PADDY WAGON when fenders are not being used is 700 x 32c. This means that the tire should have a diameter of 700mm and a width of 32mm. This size provides a good balance between comfort, traction, and maneuverability for these specific bike models.

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5.

What material is the alloy ZONE frame made of?
- A.
  
  6069 aluminum
- B.
  
  7005 aluminum
- C.
  
  5130 Cromoly
- D.
  
  6061 aluminum
Correct Answer
A. 6069 aluminum

Explanation
The alloy ZONE frame is made of 6069 aluminum.

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6.

What brand of brakeset comes on the 2014 ZONE TWO?
- A.
  
  TRP (bonus for model number: RG957)
- B.
  
  Shimano
- C.
  
  SRAM
- D.
  
  Campagnolo
Correct Answer
A. TRP (bonus for model number: RG957)

Explanation
The correct answer is TRP (bonus for model number: RG957). This means that the 2014 ZONE TWO comes with TRP brakeset, specifically the model number RG957.

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7.

Who did Kona collaborate with in design of the carbon ZONE and carbon ZING frames?
- A.
  
  Deda of Italy
- B.
  
  Brian Berthold
- C.
  
  Peter Gozinya
- D.
  
  Mark Lynsky
Correct Answer
A. Deda of Italy

Explanation
Kona collaborated with Deda of Italy in the design of the carbon ZONE and carbon ZING frames.

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8.

What construction method is used to manufacture Kona carbon ZINGs and ZONEs?
- A.
  
  Monocoque
- B.
  
  Tongue in groove
- C.
  
  Modern
- D.
  
  TIG welding
Correct Answer
A. Monocoque

Explanation
Monocoque construction method is used to manufacture Kona carbon ZINGs and ZONEs. Monocoque refers to a structural design where the outer skin carries most of the load, eliminating the need for an internal frame. In this method, the frame and body of the bike are integrated into a single structure, providing strength and rigidity while keeping the weight low. This construction technique is commonly used in high-performance bicycles to enhance their performance and efficiency.

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9.

What crank chainrings (amount of teeth) are found on all ZINGS, ZONES and HONKY TONK?
- A.
  
  50/34T
- B.
  
  54/40 (or fight)
- C.
  
  56/11T
- D.
  
  44/32/22T
Correct Answer
A. 50/34T

Explanation
The crank chainrings found on all ZINGS, ZONES, and HONKY TONK bikes are 50/34T.

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10.

What year did Kona first introduce a titanium road bike and what was it called?
- A.
  
  1992 (Haole)
- B.
  
  1974 (Kapu)
- C.
  
  2014 (Ute)
- D.
  
  1892 (Endurance)
Correct Answer
A. 1992 (Haole)

Explanation
In 1992, Kona introduced a titanium road bike called the Haole.

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Kona Road Race & Endurance Test

What category does the Kona ZONE line of bikes fall under?

What model year did the HONKY TONK first appear in Kona catalogs?

What finish allows us to see the material of the steel frame itself??

How large of a tire (recommended) can someone use on a ZONE, HONKY TONK or PADDY WAGON when fenders are not being used?

What material is the alloy ZONE frame made of?

What brand of brakeset comes on the 2014 ZONE TWO?

Who did Kona collaborate with in design of the carbon ZONE and carbon ZING frames?

What construction method is used to manufacture Kona carbon ZINGs and ZONEs?

What crank chainrings (amount of teeth) are found on all ZINGS, ZONES and HONKY TONK?

What year did Kona first introduce a titanium road bike and what was it called?