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Ibis Cycles Ripmo AF
The IBIS Ripmo AF is the alloy version of the classic carbon Ripmo, Ibis’ 150mm travel enduro machine. It features a 64.9 degree head angle, DW Link suspension design and can be run with either a coil or air shock. The bike is built to take a 160mm travel fork, 29’’ wheels and can take up to 2.6’’ wide tires.…
Ibis Cycles Mojo SL-R
Having ridden and enjoyed the HD version of the Mojo a while back I was a little concerned that this lighter weight version of the Mojo might be something of a let down in terms of stiffness and thrash ability. The SL-R soon had me swooning over its good looks and light weight though and it was with a happy…
Ibis Cycles Mojo HD 160
It is fair to say that I experienced a fair amount of excitement at the prospect of getting my hands on the Mojo HD 160. The raw carbon frame has an organic quality to it that promises strength and poise, add to that the fact that it is achingly beautiful and you have a very desirable package indeed. Ibis have…
4 months ago
On September 27th, Ibis won a radically different look. Introducing a new logo, word mark, color palette, and typeface that shines a spotlight on the…
8 months ago
Really fun watch! Jeff Kendall-Weed takes us along while sending it deeply into the Last Frontier. Rides like these are what make Alaska just so…
1 year ago
Mexico has been having a booming MTB scene the past few years. Check out this video where you'll meet some the founding members of the…
1 year ago
Industry Nine makes wheels with all kinds of different rim widths, and I’m lucky enough to have two different width wheelsets for my mullet bike.…
1 year ago
Pat Smage grew up riding on his grandparent’s farm. In between tractors and corn rows, he built the berms and trails that would help him…
1 year ago
Are clipless pedals cheating?! Pedal choice is a surprisingly personal thing to the point that it's even more controversial than the fact that e-bikes are…
1 year ago
To celebrate their 40th Anniversary and the launch of the first bike made in their new Santa Cruz, CA factory, Ibis is shipping the first…
2 years ago
Jeff Kendall-Weed meets up with legendary rider Kirt Voreis as they set out to find some unique, creative lines, push each other and plainly just…
2 years ago
Missoula, Montana is quickly becoming more and more friendly to mountain biking, and that’s in no small part thanks to the work of MTB Missoula,…
2 years ago
BKXC heads out over to Grafton Mesa over in Utah where in his words, A trail so nice we HAD to ride it twice. Grafton…
2 years ago
Want a short-travel but still fun and playful bike, better still without breaking the bank too? Then look no further than the latest model to…
2 years ago
Follow Mo and Hannah as they head to Salt Lake City to ride what they believe is the best trail there - American Fork Canyon.…
4 months ago
On September 27th, Ibis won a radically different look. Introducing a new logo, word mark, color palette, and typeface that shines a spotlight on the…
8 months ago
Really fun watch! Jeff Kendall-Weed takes us along while sending it deeply into the Last Frontier. Rides like these are what make Alaska just so…
1 year ago
Mexico has been having a booming MTB scene the past few years. Check out this video where you'll meet some the founding members of the…
1 year ago
Industry Nine makes wheels with all kinds of different rim widths, and I’m lucky enough to have two different width wheelsets for my mullet bike.…
1 year ago
Pat Smage grew up riding on his grandparent’s farm. In between tractors and corn rows, he built the berms and trails that would help him…
1 year ago
Are clipless pedals cheating?! Pedal choice is a surprisingly personal thing to the point that it's even more controversial than the fact that e-bikes are…
1 year ago
To celebrate their 40th Anniversary and the launch of the first bike made in their new Santa Cruz, CA factory, Ibis is shipping the first…
2 years ago
Jeff Kendall-Weed meets up with legendary rider Kirt Voreis as they set out to find some unique, creative lines, push each other and plainly just…
2 years ago
Missoula, Montana is quickly becoming more and more friendly to mountain biking, and that’s in no small part thanks to the work of MTB Missoula,…
2 years ago
BKXC heads out over to Grafton Mesa over in Utah where in his words, A trail so nice we HAD to ride it twice. Grafton…
2 years ago
Want a short-travel but still fun and playful bike, better still without breaking the bank too? Then look no further than the latest model to…
2 years ago
Follow Mo and Hannah as they head to Salt Lake City to ride what they believe is the best trail there - American Fork Canyon.…
Issue 70
We took the Stanton Switch9er FS Ti for a spin, as well as the Ibis Ripmo AF and we let you know what we think of the WTB wheelset, Melon Optics glasses, PNW hip pack, Peaty’s Dry Lube, Dainese knee pads and High5 Gel.
Issue 62
Bored with the same old trail? Take some advice from Ben Gerrish and explore the less travelled lines on your local loop. Get creative and go play on your bike while sharpening your skills and seeing what is possible with a little imagination.
Issue 61
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 57
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 55
The Tweed Valley has come of age. No longer just a trail centre, the valley offers such a vast amount of riding it is hard to ignore and is drawing visitors from around the globe. From downhill to XC and everything in between, is this the finest British mountain bike destination?
Issue 42
For a small patch of Scotland, the Tweed Valley produces more than it's fair share of riding talent. We head up for the annual Tweelove festival and check out the riding, racing and community, which make the area so special.
Issue 30
Jarno Hoogland heads to Liguria to discover more there than just the beaten path!
Issue 26
One of the most successful mountain bikers in the history stops by for a chat, Anne talks about her love of Enduro and some of her greatest achievements in the sport!
Issue 23
3 All-Mountian rigs on test and a load of packs to keep all your food and tools in on a long ride.
Issue 19
We've got two 160mm travel bikes and plenty of body armour to keep you out of harms way on the trails.
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