Sleek-looking and bombproof, the Faction 2 is the frame we're most excited about for evening skate park sessions and long days digging and riding at our local jump spot. Burly Reynolds 520 steel means bails and cases won't leave us with a broken frame, while the BMX-style dropouts and bottom...

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Anyone who says you need a lot of travel to have a lot of fun has yet to ride the Following. As a genre-defying 29er since its inception, this diabolical shredder can do so much more than its 4. 7-inches of rear travel would have you think, punching way above its weight class and giving bigger...

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From gravel events to trail rides, the Vento Ferox Carbon keeps our feet comfy and secure as we rack up the off-road miles. The shoe is lightweight yet durable, being constructed from a mesh upper laminated with polyurethane for a great combination of breathability and abrasion resistance. The...

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The Ibis DV9 is back and better than ever after a brief hiatus. Ibis took to the drawing board to bring this hardtail fun machine up to speed with modern geometry, lighter weight, and the freedom to build it up to fit our personal riding style. So whether we're looking to run a 100mm travel...

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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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From enduro races to lapping our favorite downhill trails, we love the Ibis HD6 for its increased capability, mixed-wheel setup, and insatiable desire to rail chunky trails at Mach speed. The HD6 is a big step up from its older sibling, the HD5, with 15mm of added rear suspension travel and 10mm...

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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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When it comes to value, it's hard to beat the Ibis Ripley AF Mountain Bike Frame when we're building out our next short-travel trail ripper. Thanks to 120mm of efficient and capable DW-Link travel, the Ripley AF is ideal for a wide array of riders and usages. It's efficient enough for...

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The Ibis Ripley has cemented its spot at the top of our list of short-travel trail bikes. It strikes the perfect blend of a light and fast rig that can climb like a cross-country bike and descend like a monster all-mountain bike. The Ibis Ripley V4S boasts the same longer, slacker, steeper...

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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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