When I started mountain biking in the 1980’s Ibis bikes were like mythical, exotic creatures from another land that only existed in magazines like Mountain Bike Action. So stoked that it’s worked out I’ve been able to enjoy them first hand. (more…)
I spent a fair chunk of time considering the line routing on my Mojo HD3, especially since we run brake controls ass-about down under compared to the USA, Canada etc. The HD3 default routing favors, albeit slightly, a USA style brake config.
I could’ve swapped my levers around and retrained my brain to brake with opposite hands, but a very cool thing about how Ibis have implemented the HD3’s internal routing is that with a bit of thought you can pretty much route stuff to suit yourself. So that’s what I did. (more…)
The Kendall-Weed is back! Another super fine MTB video featuring Ibis’s own Jeff Kendall-Weed shredding Santa Barbara trails with style on his Mojo HD3. Great edit for Kali Protectives Maya Helmet launch too. (more…)
As boring as talking about being sick is, I’m just starting to feel like the old hippie again after a nasty run in with pneumonia last Winter. (more…)
Wait a minute, I recognize that bike! Pretty cool to see my Mojo HD3 selected as Vital MTB's Bike of the Day :-)
Enduro Mountain Bike Magazine has awarded the Ibis Mojo HD3 a 2015 Design and Innovation award. Check out the video below of the panel discussing the award of head over to the Ibis site to read about it. Congratulations guys! (more…)
Building up a new bike is much more than a process. It’s a ritual. I spent close to two days building up my Mojo HD3. I didn’t want to rush it. I wanted to savor every detail and set it up exactly as I’d dreamed about. The detailed spec is below, but dang look at that thing. Hard to imagine a nastier MTB! 🙂 (more…)
