Kona Coco — Medium: A rugged, commuter-ready Kona rental built for Moab’s open road

MOAB BIKE RENTAL FIELD GUIDE

Kona Coco — Medium: A rugged, commuter-ready Kona rental built for Moab’s open road

A Kona 6061‑aluminum framed 650b rental offered by Double Down Bike Shop in Moab; this guide lays out specs, sizes, rates and the damage‑protection options so you can plan your ride.

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Kona Coco — Medium: A rugged, commuter-ready Kona rental built for Moab’s open road.

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Location
Moab
Operator
Double Down Bike Shop
Category
Bike Rental

Adventure brief

Kona Coco — Medium: A rugged, commuter-ready Kona rental built for Moab’s open road

Experience the simplicity of a well‑built rental: Kona Coco bikes delivered by Double Down Bike Shop feature durable 6061 aluminum frames and puncture‑protected WTB Horizon tires so you can get rolling across Moab with reliable equipment and straightforward rental terms.

Experience the thrill of exploring Moab’s stunning landscapes with the Kona Coco - Medium bike rental from Double Down Bike Shop. Perfect for those seeking a moderate adventure, this activity offers riders the chance to traverse iconic desert terrain, witness breathtaking rock formations, and enjoy the warm Utah sunshine. Whether you're a seasoned cyclist or a casual rider, this rental provides a comfortable, reliable way to explore the area's scenic trails at your own pace. Moab’s diverse trail network ensures an exciting ride, with options for easy loops or more challenging routes that test your skills. The Kona Coco bike is well-suited for a wide range of terrain, making it ideal for families, groups, or solo adventurers. After a day of riding, unwind and take in spectacular vistas from popular viewpoints like Dead Horse Point or Mesa Arch, both short drive options that offer perfect photo opportunities. The vibrant desert landscape, combined with the freedom of independent exploration, makes this experience truly memorable. Be sure to plan your ride according to seasons, and pack the essential gear to enhance your adventure. Whether you’re visiting Moab for a weekend or an extended stay, this bike rental is a fantastic way to connect with nature and discover Utah’s outdoor wonderland.

Route Schematic

Rental flow — pickup, ride window, return

Key stops during the rental process from pickup through return.

  1. Pickup — Double Down Bike Shop

    Bikes are available for pickup at the operator’s shop on the first day of your rental at 8:00 AM.

  2. Rental period

    Rentals are priced by day; you keep the bike for the length purchased and are responsible for it during that period.

  3. Return — back to the shop

    Bikes are due back to the shop on the last day of your rental by 5:00 PM.

Check bike sizing and damage‑protection limits before you ride: available bike sizes correspond to specific height ranges, and Damage Protection has minimum/maximum day limits and exclusions for frame damage, transport damage, theft and catastrophic crashes.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BIKE

A purpose‑built Kona platform

The Kona Coco rides on a Kona 6061 aluminum butted frame with a Kona Project Two aluminum fork, an FSA Tempo City crankset and a Shimano Alivio/Acera 9‑speed drivetrain—components chosen for durability and low‑maintenance touring or commuting use.

THE CONTACT POINTS

Puncture‑protected rubber and commuter comfort

Both front and rear run WTB Horizon Comp 650x47c tires with puncture protection; the bike also includes a Kona Commuter saddle, fenders with mudflaps and a kickstand for practical, all‑day use.

THE VALUE

Straightforward daily rates and optional damage protection

Daily rental rates scale from $40 for one day to $220 for seven days. Optional Damage Protection is offered with tiered pricing and defined coverage limits for parts replacement—an affordable add‑on for renters who want limited protection while riding.

What the day feels like

What the rental feels like

The Kona Coco is set up as a practical, comfortable ride: wider 650b tires with puncture protection, hydraulic Tektro brakes with 160mm rotors front and rear, and commuter‑oriented cockpit and saddle hardware. It’s a no‑surprises rental that lets you focus on covering ground rather than wrenching on parts.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental works for — and where to be cautious.

1
Solo day ridersIdeal for riders wanting a durable, low‑maintenance bike for short to multi‑day use thanks to puncture‑protected tires and sturdy aluminum construction.
2
Height‑matched ridersAvailable sizes (XS, S, M, L) correspond to defined height bands—choose accordingly to match the Medium frame (listed for roughly 5'6"–5'9") for proper fit.
3
Multi‑day rentersDaily pricing scales to weeklong rentals; confirm pickup and return times to align your itinerary with shop hours and the rental period.
4
Cautious renters who want protectionDamage Protection is available but limited: it covers parts replacement up to a wholesale cap and excludes frame damage, theft and catastrophic losses—read the terms before purchasing.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Included equipment

Bikes are equipped with Kona Thumb seatposts, Kona Commuter saddles, fenders with mudflaps, a kickstand and WTB Horizon Comp 650x47c tires with puncture protection.

Tires, brakes and drivetrain

Wheels are Alex DP23 650b; braking is Tektro HDM275 hydraulic with 160mm rotors front and rear; drivetrain is Shimano Alivio/Acera 9‑speed.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What are the rental rates?

Rates are $40 for 1 day, $70 for 2 days, $100 for 3 days, $130 for 4 days, $160 for 5 days, $190 for 6 days and $220 for 7 days.

When can I pick up and when is the bike due back?

Bike rentals are available for pickup at 8:00 AM on the first day of your rental and are due back by 5:00 PM on the last day of your rental.

What sizes are available and what height ranges do they fit?

Available sizes and their height guidance are: XS (5'–5'2"), Small (5'2"–5'5"), Medium (5'6"–5'9"), Large (5'10"–6'1").

What does the Damage Protection cover and how much does it cost?

Optional Damage Protection begins at $10 per bike and covers parts replacement on one bike up to $500 wholesale cost for damage incurred while riding; it does not cover frame damage (dents or cracks), transport damage, theft or catastrophic crashes. Pricing tiers: $10 for 1–3 days, $13 for 4 days, $16 for 5 days, $19 for 6 days and $21 for 7 days. Additional protection beyond the initial term can be purchased at $3 per bike per day.

What are the bike's key specifications?

The Kona Coco features a Kona 6061 aluminum butted frame, Alex DP23 650b wheels, Kona Project Two aluminum fork, FSA Tempo City crankset, Shimano Alivio/Acera 9‑speed drivetrain and Tektro HDM275 hydraulic brakes.

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Kona Coco — Medium: A rugged, commuter-ready Kona rental built for Moab’s open road