Ibis

DV9 Deore Mountain Bike

What Our Gearhead Experts Are Saying:

"The Ibis DV9 combines trail performance with XC efficiency, making it a versatile hardtail for any rider. The lightweight carbon frame is responsive, and the Shimano Deore drivetrain shifts flawlessly even on technical terrain. Plus, the Fox 34 fork provides enough travel to smooth out rugged trails without adding unnecessary weight. It's an ideal choice for riders who want one bike for everything."

The Ibis DV9 Deore Build Mountain Bike is a hardtail designed for versatility and fun, offering a lightweight carbon frame and a component spec that performs across a wide range of disciplines. Whether you're racing cross-country, hitting pump tracks, or exploring trail networks, the DV9 is engineered to deliver speed, efficiency, and control.

The carbon frame features a modern trail-ready geometry, highlighted by a slack 66.5-degree head tube angle and short 425mm chainstays. This design strikes the perfect balance between stability on high-speed descents and agility in tight corners. Paired with the Fox Float 34 Performance Step-Cast fork, which delivers 120mm of travel, the DV9 handles technical terrain with ease while maintaining efficiency for climbing and fast pedaling sections.

Shimano's reliable Deore drivetrain provides crisp shifting and a wide gear range thanks to its 10-51t cassette, ensuring you're equipped for steep climbs and fast descents. The Ibis 933 aluminum wheels, wrapped in Maxxis DHR2 and Dissector tires, offer durability and grip for tackling rugged trails, while the KS Rage-i dropper post allows for confident descents with on-the-fly saddle height adjustments.

With thoughtful details like internal cable routing, downtube and chainstay protection, and space for two water bottles inside the frame, the DV9 is ready for all-day adventures and race-day efforts alike. Whether you're pushing your limits or simply enjoying the ride, the Ibis DV9 is your ticket to trail versatility and pure riding fun.

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