The latest Kona Libre bike updates the popular first-generation model, refining its geometry for improved performance while maintaining its versatile spirit. The new G2 Libre features changes like increased reach, a steeper seat tube angle, and reduced chainstay length to enhance agility and speed. Despite focusing on performance, it retains the ability to tackle rough terrains. Notably, this model accommodates larger tires, integrates a removable rear fender bridge for year-round use, and improves rider comfort through a flexible seatpost—all essential for both gravel excursions and bikepacking.
The first-generation Kona Libre received lots of praise for its versatility and laid-back geometry, making it one of the best gravel bikes for mountain bikers and bikepackers.
The new G2 Libre geometry has been fine-tuned to make the bike even more capable without losing focus on its roots in versatility.
Despite the changes in geometry, the Libre can still hold its own on the most rowdy fire roads and singletrack trails.
The comfort has been tweaked with the move to a more traditional 27.2 seatpost that allows for more flex and vibration absorption.
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