bike does not do it for me but the wheels are a thing of engineering beauty.
owned mine for only a few weeks but im rather impressed.
I like that, nice and slack, we'll probably be seing Lopes on one of them fairly soon.
surely if rims or spokes or hubs bust you have to get crank Bros stuff i.e. can't shop around for third party stuff surely!
whats the difference between tis and the mojo, i can't find it on ibis website.
put some more "quiet" wheels on it and sort the grav dropper cable and it'd be ok
That cable is bad....
lopes used it in that event where the frech killed everyone, some kind of enduro dh event i think.
its 160mm rear travel with 67 deg head angle with 160mm fork, can use up to 180mm though.
its all on pinkbike.
i like it a lot
Wheels are ****in awful, no coordination of parts and a cable nightmare.
Hmmm, spangly 8)
Is that SID decals on 2010 Lyriks?
cheers slowrider i like what ibis do, i'm sure the big boys will all start making 'all mountain/freeride/whatever' frames from carbon and it really can't be to long till hill, blenkinsop etc are hauling on carbon bikes.
tails, Mick Hannah's GT is already made from carbon.
tails, Mick Hannah's GT is already made from carbon.
i thought it might be and of course i remember the gt lobo dh, be nice to see a review on it. its a right minger but hannah is a top rider. be great to see santa cruz, spesh, commencal get on the case.
Horrendous cable routing but otherwise very tasty!
it does have proper stops for the seatpost cable, this is just a proto they are showing off. I was a bit gutted when i saw this having bought my mojo only a few months ago, but then it will be over £2k and my mojo was 1350 ....so I can take it!
I was a bit gutted when i saw this having bought my mojo only a few months ago
mojo a shit hot bike especially if your riding is uk based.
definitley, but I also like jumping off stuff that is too big for it...

