Digital Hippie – Page 82

Mountain Biking, Vaughan Springs, Great Dividing Trail

Vaughan Springs GDT

Post published:February 14, 2011
Post category:Ibis Mojo HD

I headed out in the middle of the day along the Great Dividing Trail looking for a flowy stretch of trail shown in one of the Rocky Rider videos on Youtube. (more…)

Reverse to First, Castlemaine Mountain Biking

Reverse to First

Post published:February 13, 2011
Post category:Ibis Mojo HD

Another spec’y cool, clear morning. Fired up the Mojo and headed out Baco way including a full reverse lap of Ken’s. It’s the first time I’d ridden Ken’s in the reverse direction and really enjoyed it, definitely a few sections that have a better flow in reverse. A few sections though were clearly made to run the other way. In terms of overall joy factor both directions probably balance out I reckon. (more…)

Ibis Mojo HD, Gold Mine

Gold in them thar hills

Post published:February 9, 2011
Post category:Ibis Mojo HD

With rain forecast over the next day or so thought it would be worth squeezing in a ride. The work van was up at the mechanics in Wesley Hill and needed picking up, a one way ride opportunity too good to miss. (more…)

Bike Mag Bible of Bike Tests 2011, Ibis Mojo HD

Bible of Bike Tests, Ibis Mojo HD

Post published:February 9, 2011
Post category:Ibis Cycles

Ibis Cycles posted a cool Mojo HD story today on Facebook. Bike Magazine have released their annual Bible of Bike Tests where 32 of the year’s best cross country, trail, all mountain, downhill and freeride bikes from around the world are selected and given a shakedown. Once the testing is over the favorite 6 bikes are chosen. The Mojo HD made the cut, schwang! (more…)

Home Trail

Post published:February 9, 2011
Post category:Trail Building

There's a fun section of trail that heads into the bush on the edge of town, makes for a good start and end to a ride, sort of like a…

Vroom vroom, Mountain Biking Castlemaine

Kung Fu on Wheels

Post published:February 8, 2011
Post category:Ibis Mojo HD

Unless you work in the bike industry where a continuous stream of cool wheeled goodies come and go, if you’re anything like me your current ride is your world. When you’re not riding it, chances are you’re obsessing about it — component choices, pressures, maintenance, reliving previous rides, dreaming about rides to come. (more…)