Ripmo Mountain Bike Frame
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Fortunately for us, the Ripmo V2 is finally here, giving riders the increased capability of the Ripmo AF, but with a carbon frame that saves roughly 2lb over the aluminum version—all while offering a stiffer chassis that climbs, corners, and charges harder. Like the Ripmo, the Ripmo V2 was developed under the rigors of competition, meaning Ibis worked extensively with their professional riders to ensure the new bike meets the increasing demands of modern enduro courses.
The new recipe starts with a more progressive shock rate that ramps up near the end of the stroke, preventing harsh bottom-outs when you're charging through rock gardens and airing over drops. At the same time, the initial stroke is suppler to improve small-bump sensitivity and smooth out chattery sections of trail. The reach extends to a 475mm on a size large on the V2 with a 64.9-degree head tube angle to provide high-speed stability, without sacrificing the lively handling and precise cornering the Ripmo is known for.
Considering that most of us have to earn our turns, Ibis gives the Ripmo V2 the same uncanny climbing abilities as its predecessor. A lot of this has to do with the ultra-efficient DW-Link suspension platform, but a big part is the steep 76-degree seat tube angle that shifts your weight forward in the saddle. On the Ripmo V2 Ibis sticks with their esteemed DW-Link suspension due to its firm pedaling platform and smooth feel over rough terrain. Ibis did modify the suspension tune though, incorporating the Traction Tune philosophy that first debuted on the Mojo HD5. Traction Tune uses extra-light damping in the high-speed compression and rebound circuits, which allows the wheels to react more quickly to changes in terrain for smoother bump absorption and glued-to-the-ground traction.
There's 2.6in tire clearance, internal cable routing, clearance for a full-size bottle, coil shock compatibility, and the ability to run a 175-millimeter or longer dropper post on the medium through extra-large frames (small works with 150-millimeter droppers).
Details
- The Ripmo gets more aggressive without sacrificing climbing prowess
- Carbon frame saves 2lb claimed weight over the Ripmo AF
- More progressive 5.7in DW-Link suspension caters to hard-chargers
- Slacker head tube angle lets you go faster on descents
- Climbs as aggressively as the original Ripmo
- 6in fork soaks up bigger hits with ease
- Choose between the lively DPX2 shock or the downhill-smashing Float X2
- Item #IBSB06D
- Frame Material
- carbon fiber
- Suspension
- DW-Link
- Wheel Size
- 29in
- Rear Shock
- Fox Float Performance DPX2 with EVOL, Fox Float Factory X2
- Rear Travel
- 147mm
- Fork Travel
- [recommended] 160mm
- Head Tube Diameter
- 1-1/8 - 1-1/2in tapered
- Headset Included
- no, requires ZS44/ZS56
- Bottom Bracket Type
- BSA (English threaded)
- ISCG Tabs
- ISCG-05 via optional removable adapter
- Cable Routing
- internal with molded tunnels
- Brake Type
- 160mm post mount
- Seatpost Diameter
- 31.6mm
- Rear Axle
- 12 x 148mm Boost
- Extras
- downtube protector, swingarm protector, lower link protector
- Claimed Weight
- [frame with DPX2] 6lb 5oz, [frame with X2] 6lb 12oz
- Activity
- enduro, trail
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 7 years
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