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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Designed to shake up the short-travel 29er category, The Following redefines our preconceived notions about what a 120mm travel bike can actually do. Built with Dave Weagle's ingenious DELTA linkage design and stubby 430mm chainstays, the Following boasts the unmistakably Evil descending...

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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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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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Snappy handling, responsive pedaling, and ultra-capable are all terms we use to describe the Ibis Ripley, and the recent update to this short-travel 29er has us pretty stoked. The Ripley V4S maintains 120mm of Fox Factory-supported DW-Link rear travel for efficient pedaling on the climb and...

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Whether we are looking to put in some serious miles or just for a lightweight trail bike, the Ibis Ripley is a go-to in our bike quiver. Sporting a premium carbon fiber frame and 120mm of DW-Link suspension, the Ripley rockets up climbs and handles most trails easily. A 66. 5-degree headtube...

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Despite being on the market for a relatively short period of time, the Ibis Ripmo has already made its mark in the realm of aggressive trail riding and enduro racing. Its combination of well-balanced geometry paired with a highly-capable suspension platform has made it one of our favorite 29ers...

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When our favorite fast technical descent also requires a long climb as a buy-in, the Ibis Ripmo is the bike that we want to be riding. 147mm of seemingly bottomless DW-Link rear travel allows for plenty of traction for rocky enduro riding while not punishing us on the pedal up. The slack 64....

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For finessing desert singletrack and zipping around our favorite backyard loops, we rely on the Furtado Carbon C X Eagle AXS Mountain Bike. The Furtado is built around a mixed-wheel design to take advantage of the rollover ability of a 29in wheel up front, while the 27. 5in rear wheel provides...

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Juliana strikes the perfect balance between technical capability and endless fun with the Furtado Carbon CC X01 Eagle AXS Reserve Mountain Bike. Now designed around a mixed-wheel platform, the 29in front wheel floats over boulder steps, diagonal roots, and off-camber jank with ease. Out back the...

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