When we are itching to shred the bike park but the lifts have yet to open up from the winter, we whip out the Ibis HD6 and get after it. The HD6 is Ibis's longest travel bike and is a bred race machine designed for tackling the steepest descents while maintaining the capability to pedal back to...

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Laps at our favorite downhill trails call for a bike that can climb and descend well, which is why the Ibis HD6 is one of our go-to choices for a balanced enduro bike. Coming a long way from its predecessor, the HD5, the HD6 received many improvements, including 15mm of added rear suspension...

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Whether we are cruising the singletrack or ripping more technical lines, the Ibis Ripley is always a solid choice. The Ripley's lightweight frame, dual 29-inch wheels, and renowned DW-link suspension platform combine to give us a trail bike that rips through trails and is the epitome of...

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Whether we are hitting the jump lines or in for an all-day ride of climbing and descending, the Ripmo is always a solid choice. We love the Ibis Ripmo for its efficient suspension platform, lightweight frame, and dual 29-inch wheels. Designed for aggressive trail or enduro riding, the Ripmo...

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Big wheels and big travel make for some speedy descents aboard the Pivot Firebird Pro XO1 Mountain Bike. Bred for the highest levels of enduro racing, the Firebird is our first choice for black diamond runs and technical mountain terrain. But since it's powered by an efficient DW-Link suspension...

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When we're lined up at the starting gate on the hunt for a podium finish, we can't think of a better rig than the Pivot Firebird to help us earn the victory we crave. This long-travel enduro brawler is built to get us down the mountain as quickly as possible thanks to careful engineering from...

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Race bike or after-work ripper, we love the redesigned Pivot Mach 4 SL for its ability to adapt to our riding style and recent improvements in geometry and capability. Receiving multiple updates from the previous iteration, Pivot revamped the Mach 4 SL to be more capable without losing sight of...

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27. 5in wheels definitely aren't dead. In fact, there's a large subset of riders that couldn't care less about the marginal speed benefits of 29in wheels, because all they need is a burly bike that can send the biggest lines on the mountain and pedal back up to the top without much fuss. Oh, and...

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From light enduro riding to aggressive trail riding, the Switchblade was designed to do it all and is a nimble and versatile mid-travel 29er that has an insatiable desire for flow trails and technical singletrack. The 142mm of travel backed by the renowned DW-Link suspension system, dual 29-inch...

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If we could only have one bike, it would be the Pivot Switchblade. The Pivot Switchblade is one of our favorite bikes due to its ability to be perfectly suited to handle almost any trail. Pivot revised the Switchblade this year, giving us more capable geometry across the board to increase our...

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