MOAB BIKE TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Kona Process 134 — a trail-ready rental rig sized for Moab’s trails
A concise guide to renting the Kona Process 134 in Moab — its key specs, sizing, rental terms and optional damage protection to help you plan the ride.
Kona Process 134 — a trail-ready rental rig sized for Moab’s trails.
In Moab, the Kona Process 134 is offered as a purpose-built rental: a 27.5" wheeled mountain bike with 134mm rear travel, 140mm front travel, Shimano 11-speed drivetrain, and Shimano hydraulic brakes. Rentals come in a range of frame sizes and are available with flexible durations of up to seven days, making it a straightforward option for riders who want trail-ready performance without bringing their own bike.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Kona Process 134 specs
The rental Kona Process 134 is built around 27.5" wheels, 134mm of rear travel and 140mm up front, fitted with a dropper post, Maxxis tires, Shimano 11-speed shifting and Shimano hydraulic brakes — a complete spec list for confident trail riding.
Sizes to suit a wide range of riders
The fleet is offered in sizes from XS through X-Large with suggested height ranges for XS, Small, Medium and Large noted so riders can choose the size that matches their stated height.
Flexible rental windows and optional damage protection
Rentals are available for single-day use up to seven days with tiered pricing; for an added fee customers can purchase Damage Protection that covers parts replacement up to a wholesale cap and has specific exclusions and duration rules.
What the day feels like
What the rental experience feels like
Pickup, a brief fit and setup, then you’re free to ride: the Kona Process 134 presents itself as a trail-capable, ready-to-ride package suited for exploring Moab’s trails without transport or mechanical prep. Rental windows extend to a full week for multi-day itineraries and come with optional damage protection to limit parts-replacement exposure.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this rental suits — and who should double-check fit.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Rentals are offered for single days up to seven days; bike pickup begins at 8:00 AM on the first rental day and bikes are due back by 5:00 PM on the last day. Rate tiers are available for 1–7 day rentals.
Bring your riding kit and any personal protective gear you prefer; the rental includes the Kona Process 134 with dropper post and Maxxis tires. Consider purchasing optional Damage Protection if you want parts replacement coverage while riding.
Optional Damage Protection is sold separately and covers parts replacement up to $500 wholesale per bike for damage incurred while riding, with exclusions for frame damage, theft and transport negligence. Pricing is tiered by rental length with a minimum and maximum duration for certain protection prices.
Daily rates are tiered from $80 for a 1-day rental up to $500 for a 7-day rental (pricing steps provided for 1–7 days).
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How much does a one-day rental cost?
A 1-day rental is priced at $80.
What are the pickup and return times?
Bikes are available for pickup at 8:00 AM on the first day of the rental and are due back at 5:00 PM on the final day.
What does Damage Protection cover?
Damage Protection covers parts replacement on one bike up to $500 wholesale for damage incurred while riding, with no cost for installation of replacement parts; it does not cover frame damage, theft, damage caused in transportation, or complete bike replacement due to negligence.
How much is Damage Protection?
Damage Protection pricing is tiered: $10 covers 1–3 days, with higher fixed prices for 4–7 days (for example, $13 for 4 days and up to $21 for 7 days); additional daily protection options are available at per-day incremental rates.
What are the bike’s key specifications?
The Kona Process 134 offered for rental features 27.5" wheels, 134mm rear travel, 140mm front travel, a Shimano 11-speed drivetrain, Shimano hydraulic brakes, a dropper seatpost and Maxxis tires.
Which bike size should I choose?
Suggested size ranges are provided: XS (approximately 5'–5'2"), Small (5'2"–5'5"), Medium (5'6"–5'9"), Large (5'10"–6'1"); an X-Large is also offered though the input does not list a specific height band for that size.