Kona Hei Hei Race Supreme vs Vitus Sommet CRX 297 Mountain Bike

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Compare Specifications of Kona Hei Hei Race Supreme and Vitus Sommet CRX 297 Mountain Bike

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Technical Specifications

Frame	Kona Race Light Carbon 100 mm Travel	Sommet T700 carbon front triangle, 6061-T6 alloy rear Internal cable routing, post disc brake mounts, BSA threaded BB, Boost hub spacing – 148mm x 12mm thru axle. Axle Specifications: 180mm Length, 13mm Thread Length, M12xP1.0 Thread Pitch
Stem	RaceFace Turbine R 35	Nukeproof Horizon 6061 Alloy, 50mm length, 31.8mm Handlebar Clamp Diameter, 5° Rise
Handle Bar	RaceFace Next 35	Nukeproof Horizon V2 Riser 7075 Alloy, 25mm Rise, 9° Back Sweep, 31.8mm Clamp Diameter, S & M: 780mm Wide, L & XL: 800mm Wide
Fork	Fox 32 Float SC Factory Remote 100 mm Tapered 110 mm Spacing	Fox 38 Float EVOL Factory Series 29" 170mm travel, Kashima coating, Grip2 damper, 38mm stanchions, 110mm x 15mm bolt through axle, 44mm offset
Seats	Seat Clamp : Kona Clamp	--
Seatpost	31.6 mm RaceFace Next	Brand-X Ascend Dropper Remote lever, 31.6mm Diameter, S: 125mm drop, M: 150mm drop, L & XL: 170mm drop
Grip	Kona Key Grip	Vitus Lock On
Crankset	SRAM XX1 Eagle	--
Chain	SRAM XX1-Eagle	Shimano XT M8100 12 Speed, 116 Links
Shifters	SRAM XX1-Eagle	Shimano XT M8100 12 Speed, Rapidfire Plus
Saddle	WTB SL8 Pro	Nukeproof Horizon Enduro Saddle Black, Steel Rails
Headset	FSA No.57E	Acros AZX-212-CO R5 ZS44/28.6 upper & ZS56/40 lower to suit 1-1/8" upper tapered to 1.5" lower headtube
Derailleur Rear	--	Shimano XT M8100 12 Speed, Shadow Plus, Long Cage
Hub Front	148 x 12 mm Hope Pro4	Nukeproof Horizon V2 32H, 6 Bolt Disc Fitment, 110mm x 15mm
Hub Rear	110 x 15 mm Hope Pro4	Nukeproof Horizon V2 32H, 6 Bolt Disc Fitment, 148mm x 12mm
Spoke	DT Super Comp Black	--
Cassette	--	Shimano XT M8100 12 Speed, 10-51T Range
Chainrings	34 t X-Sync Eagle	--
Bottom Bracket	--	Shimano BB52 BSA Threaded BB, 73mm Shell

Tyres

Front	29 x 2.1 Maxxis Pace	Maxxis Assegai 29" x 2.50" WT, 3C MaxxGrip compound, EXO+ casing
Rear	29 x 2.1 Maxxis Pace	Maxxis Minion DHR II 27.5" x 2.4", 3C MaxxTerra compound, DD casing
Wheel / RIM	RaceFace ARC 31 Carbon Free Wheel : SRAM XG-1295-Eagle 10-50 t 12spd	Front : Nukeproof Horizon V2, 29", 32H, Presta Valve, Tubeless Ready Rim Tape Installed Rear : Nukeproof Horizon V2 27.5", 32H, Presta Valve, Tubeless Ready Rim Tape Installed

Brakes

Front	180 mm SRAM Centerline, SRAM Level Ultimate	--
Rear	160 mm SRAM Centerline, SRAM Level Ultimate	--
Brake Lever	SRAM Level Ultimate	--

Suspension

Front	120 mm	--
Rear	100 mm Rear Shock : Fox Float DPS Factory Remote	--

Colors Available

Colors

Matt Purple Black with Black Lime Purple Decals

Racing Green - Black

Physical Specs

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Overview

Features	- Internal headset - Tapered head tube - Tubeless Compatible rims - 12 x 148 mm AXLE - Fuse independent suspension	Fox 38 & Float X2 Factory Series suspension Shimano XT 1x12 speed drivetrain Powerful Shimano XT 4 piston hydraulic disc brakes Nukeproof Horizon V2 tubeless ready wheelset with tape applied Confidence inspiring Maxxis Assegai & Minion DHR II tyres
Additional Details	Drivetrain : SRAM XX1 Eagle 12spd Cockpit : RaceFace Next 35 bar, RaceFace Turbine R 35 stem, Kona Key Grip Bottom Bracket : SRAM GXP PF92	Shock : ox Float X2 Factory Series ,Kashima coating, Grip2 air spring, 2 position lever, 205mm x 65mm, trunnion Chainset :Shimano XT M8100 12 Speed, 32T Narrow Wide Chainring, 170mm Crank Length Seat Clamp : Vitus 34.9mm Diameter Wheelset : Nukeproof Horizon V2 Wheelset -29" Front, 27.5" Rear, 32H, 6 Bolt, Boost 110mm x 15mm Front & 148mm x 12mm Rear Hub Spacing, Tubeless Ready Available Size: S, M, L, XL

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