The Cramerotti family, known as Kramer for many early generations, was in the bicycle industry even before becoming Italian in 1918. Tullio Cramerotti opened up his own shop in 1945. Giuseppe Cramerotti, the son of Tullio, grew up above the same shop which continued to expand. In 1984 Giuseppe moved to Canada where he made CRAMEROTTI the best selling Italian-made frame brand in the country.

The Stinky Nine downhill features a 4-bar walking beam rear suspension with 9 inches of travel. The frame is a 7005 aluminum frame with S bend seat stays and elevated chain stays. The wheelbase is adjustable. The rear shock is a Fox Vanilla RC matched with a Marzochi Shiver DC shock up front. The components are XTR, XT, and LX with other Kona custom components.

The Chute is in the group of bikes that Kona calls "Out of Bounds". The Clump frame featues a case bottom bracket and seatstay yokes. The front fork is a Marzochi Bomber Dirt Jump 2. Cranks are RaceFace Prodigy DH, Hayes HFX Mag disc brakes, with a mix of Deore and XT components.