Newly Released Bikes General

Interesting that none of the Ripley models come with a piggyback shock - all come with a Fox Float Factory
Having a look at the Ibis website though, looks like the Ripley has always been specced with one. Wonder what the rationale is there
Nice looking bikes too.
 
I'm a fan. But then, I've been on a V1 for many years, with a -1.5 angleset, which has made it super fun all around bike. Not a mini-DH, but then I like a lively bike on the trail.

The new V3 is similar geo wise, I love the frame storage and coil compatability too. And that purple colour, oh my!

The budget doesn't like it though, not one little bit!
 
Last edited:
I for one applaud our straight tube frame overlords. Make is a much more appealing bike - but removes the ability to immediately pick an Ibis in a crowd.
 
So it seems that Ripley and Ripmo are the same front and rear triangles, with just the little linkage bit (and build kit) to differentiate. I guess that partially explains it.

They will be selling the linkage bit aftermarket so you can have two bikes in one (with shock and fork swap) which is neat.
I'll bust out the old Fox Talas, it'll save me changing forks.
 
The new Spot Mayhem 140 looks cool. Carbon frame, Ti leaf, sensible trailbike geo. Looks like a fun thing.
05-22_-_Spot_Mayhem_Studio_-_154-EditMaheym_Studio_Detail_LowRes_1600x.jpg
 
I watched an interview with the Ibis guy who was pretty insistent that you should stick to your normal size and not consider reach only.
The previous XL Ripmo AF was about the same as the Titan I rode which fitted well. Now the L is slightly bigger than the XL Titan. I really like it.
 
So it seems that Ripley and Ripmo are the same front and rear triangles, with just the little linkage bit (and build kit) to differentiate. I guess that partially explains it.

They will be selling the linkage bit aftermarket so you can have two bikes in one (with shock and fork swap) which is neat.
I'll bust out the old Fox Talas, it'll save me changing forks.
The new Spot Mayhem 140 looks cool. Carbon frame, Ti leaf, sensible trailbike geo. Looks like a fun thing.
05-22_-_Spot_Mayhem_Studio_-_154-EditMaheym_Studio_Detail_LowRes_1600x.jpg
That has my interest.
 
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but that is an ugly bike.
Also " an irreverent, rebellious spirit" are not words that would usually be used to describe the big-S from what I have observed
 
Back
Top