moderate
2–4 hours per ride
Moderate fitness recommended; must handle uneven terrain and elevation changes.
Rent a high-performance Kona mountain bike from Double Down Bike Shop in Moab and tackle some of Utah’s most iconic desert trails with confidence and speed. Perfect for riders between 5'2" and 5'6" seeking technical thrills in a stunning landscape.
Recommended for 5'2"-5'6" riders
Experience the thrill of mountain biking with the Kona Process 29" bike, featuring advanced suspension and powerful SRAM brakes. Choose from various rental durations, with optional damage protection for peace of mind. Perfect for riders of all sizes, this adventure promises unforgettable trails and exhilarating rides.
Optional Damage Protection is Available for $10 per bike and covers damage to PARTS replacement on one bike up to $500 (wholesale cost). This Damage Protection Covers damage incurred While Riding. Damage Protection Does Not cover Frame damage such as dents, cracks or damage caused in transportation. There is no cost for installation of replacement parts. Damage Protection Does Not cover complete bike replacement due to negligence in transport, Theft or a catastrophic crash. The Damage Protection of $10 per bike is for a minimum of 1 day and a maximum of 3 days. Additional Protection can be purchased for $3 Per bike per day.
Damage Protection (not included) 1 to 3 days - $10 4 days - $13 5 days - $16 6 days - $19 7 days - $21
Kona Process 29"
Available Bike Sizes based on Height Small- 5'2-5'6" Med - 5'6-5'9 Large - 5'10-6'1 XL - 6'1"- 6'4"
Bike Rentals are available for pick up at 8AM on the first day of your rental and due Back at 5PM on the last day of your rental.
Moab trails range widely; research trail ratings to match your skill level and avoid overexertion.
The desert climate quickly leads to dehydration; bring at least 2 liters per ride.
Slickrock provides excellent grip but can be rough on tires—proper tire pressure is essential.
Optional damage insurance helps cover parts replacement in case of trail mishaps.
Moab’s trails are built on lands with rich Native American history and near historic mining sites dating back to the early 20th century.
Local groups emphasize minimizing trail erosion and protecting fragile desert ecosystems through responsible riding practices.
Protect your head during technical descents and unexpected falls.
Carry water and small tools conveniently while riding.
Adapt to changing temperatures and desert wind with breathable layers.
all specific
Improve grip and protect hands from scrapes.