Do rentals include helmets?

Policies vary—confirm with Doubledownbikeshop at pickup whether helmets and pads are included or available to rent.

Can I shuttle from the top of trails?

Shuttle options exist in Moab; ask the shop about local shuttle providers or recommended self-shuttle logistics.

Is the Kona Remote 160 CR suitable for beginners?

It’s more forgiving than an enduro race bike, but its long‑travel setup favors intermediate riders comfortable with steeper terrain.

What paperwork is required to rent?

Bring ID, a credit card for deposits, and review the shop’s damage and insurance policies before signing the rental agreement.

Are guided rides available?

Doubledownbikeshop can advise on local guides and popular guided routes—ask at booking for options tailored to your skill level.

When are trails closed?

Closures happen seasonally for nesting raptors or land‑management projects—check BLM and park alerts before you ride.

Conquer Moab's Slickrock on the Kona Remote 160 CR - Large | Bike Tour | E-Bike

Moab, Utah is the raw, red-rock proving ground for gravity‑hungry riders. At Doubledownbikeshop, located at 255 Williams Way, Moab, UT 84532, USA, the Kona Remote 160 CR - Large is offered as a rental that turns slickrock slabs and technical singletrack into accessible, day‑long adventures. The Remote is a long‑travel, 160mm trail bike built to carry speed over steep descents while staying composed on punchy climbs; choose the Large for taller riders who want stability at speed. Ride out from town onto iconic Moab terrain: Navajo sandstone slickrock, sharp sandstone fins, and carved canyons that fall toward the Colorado River. Trails nearby include technical rigs that test line choice and flow sections that reward momentum. Vegetation shifts from saltbush and sage to pinyon‑juniper pockets; look for spiny yucca and barrel cactus tucked into cracks. Geological highlights—broad slickrock plates, wind‑sculpted fins, and steep drop‑offs—are constant reminders you’re riding on ancient sand dunes turned to stone. This rental stand matters because it connects riders directly to the landscape. Doubledownbikeshop’s location at 255 Williams Way places you minutes from world‑class singletrack and the visitor hubs for Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, so a morning rental can become a full alpine‑desert day. The Kona Remote 160 CR’s geometry suits the burly lines around Klondike Bluffs and the technical pitches above the Colorado River, making it a compelling choice for riders who want an aggressive, confidence‑inspiring platform without buying a new bike. Practical notes: reserve the correct frame size and request proper tire pressure for slickrock; lower pressures bite into the rock but risk pinch flats off chunky lines. Respect fragile cryptobiotic soil—walk or push through disturbed patches rather than ride—and follow seasonal trail closures tied to nesting raptors or land‑management work. For history buffs, note that Arches National Park was redesignated a national park in 1971 after decades of protection, and the region’s Navajo sandstone records ancient desert environments. Why book this rental? It’s direct access to Moab’s best technical terrain on a long‑travel machine that forgives mistakes and rewards aggression. Whether you plan a technical shuttle, a loop from town or a guided outing, the Kona Remote 160 CR - Large from Doubledownbikeshop is a pragmatic pick for riders seeking control, comfort and speed on Moab’s hard, red canvas. Plan to arrive early when temperatures are cooler, carry at least two liters of water, and confirm rental insurance and damage policies with Doubledownbikeshop before you ride; ask staff about recommended lines for your skill level and whether shuttles or guided rides are available. Pack a compact multitool, spare tube, and an energy snack; with a well‑set Kona Remote 160 CR - Large under you, Moab’s trails become a playground for confident exploration today.