Port Gamble’s Full-Suspension Gateway: Ride the Kona Process 134 27.5 in the Forest

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Port Gamble’s Full-Suspension Gateway: Ride the Kona Process 134 27.5 in the Forest

A full-suspension mountain-bike rental that puts the Kona Process 134 27.5 into your hands for immediate access to Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park’s varied trail network.

Port Gamble’s Full-Suspension Gateway: Ride the Kona Process 134 27.5 in the Forest.

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Contact operator
Location
Port Gamble
Operator
Olympic Outdoor Center
Category
Bike Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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The Kona Process 134 27.5 is a full-suspension mountain bike supplied by Olympic Outdoor Center for exploring Port Gamble Forest Heritage Park. Built to be approachable for riders of any size, the bike pairs a long-travel dropper with air suspension and thru-axles to handle everything from mellow double-track logging roads to steep, technical singletrack.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE TRAILS

Ride Straight From the Store

Olympic Outdoor Center is located on the Port Gamble trail network; you can roll out from the Port Gamble Store and be on trail in minutes, making shuttle logistics unnecessary for short loops.

THE TERRAIN

Everything from Gentle Logging Roads to Technical Singletrack

The Port Gamble trails span mild double-track logging roads up through steep, technical singletrack; there are enough interconnected routes to plan up to 30 miles in a day.

THE BIKE

A True Introduction to Full Suspension

The Process 134 is positioned as a gateway to dual-suspension riding: a capable all-mountain/cross-country rig equipped with front and rear thru-axles, air suspension and a long-travel dropper so riders can push into bigger terrain with confidence.

What the day feels like

What the Ride Feels Like

Expect an immediacy to the ride: converge at the Port Gamble Store, mount a full-suspension Kona, and within minutes you’ll be threading a mix of wide logging roads and tighter singletrack. The Process 134’s suspension and dropper let you descend with stability and climb with traction, translating Port Gamble’s varied terrain into an accessible, confidence-building day on the bike.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this rental suits best.

1
Active RidersGood match — the Process 134 is built for riders who want a capable full-suspension platform for varied trail types.
2
Beginners Looking to ProgressAppropriate — advertised as a gateway to dual-suspension riding and suitable for riders of many sizes who want to sample bigger terrain.
3
Experienced Trail RidersCompatible — the bike’s thru-axles, air suspension and long-travel dropper support more technical descents within Port Gamble’s network.
4
Families & Casual OutingsConditional — because the trail network includes steeper technical sections, pick gentler logging-road loops for mixed-ability groups.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bikes are supplied with platform (flat) pedals; you are welcome to bring your preferred pedals and staff will swap them out. Bring appropriate protective gear and supplies for a day on mixed singletrack and logging roads.

Meeting & Pickup

Meet at the Port Gamble Store: 32379 N Rainier Ave., Port Gamble, WA 98364 to pick up your rental and access the trailhead directly.

Trail Resources

Use the Port Gamble Trail Map (Updated 2023) to plan loops — the network supports short warm-ups or combined routes up to about 30 miles in a day.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What kind of pedals do your bikes have?

Bikes come with platform (flat) pedals; you may bring your own pedals and staff can swap them out for you.

Where is the meeting point for rentals?

Meet at the Port Gamble Store — 32379 N Rainier Ave., Port Gamble, WA 98364.

Can I start riding directly from the rental location?

Yes — the shop sits on the Port Gamble trail system so you can be on trail within minutes of departing the store.

How much trail mileage is available in Port Gamble?

The Port Gamble trail network offers enough interconnected trails to plan up to about 30 miles in a day.

What kinds of terrain is the Kona Process 134 suited for?

The Process 134 is described as a gateway to dual-suspension riding and is capable across varied terrain, from logging roads to technical singletrack.