The French frame and pedal brand, known for making its own in-house braided carbon fibre weaving and unique ATAC clipless pedal design, has created a new pedal. It’s called the Xysto, and if you’re wondering about the etymology of that name, it’s Portuguese.  Time’s pedals are assembled in Coimbra, Portugal, and Xysto is a stone type found in the mountains and trails surrounding the factory. 

The Hei Hei, which started as a titanium hardtail in 1991, has always been Kona’s dedicated XC bike. Kona’s latest version remains committed to the efficiency that XC riders value, but adds an enhanced rear-suspension design to improve tracking stability and responsiveness on more demanding trails.