Ibis Mojo Deore Review What we like about it: Lightweight materials, comfortable geometric settings. What we don’t like about it: The high price is unacceptable to the masses. Rating (4.7/5) Ibis Cycles is a US-based bicycle manufacturer founded in 1981, specializing

Ibis Ripmo AF GX Review What we like about it: A full-suspension trail bike capable of subtly defusing the toughest mountain shocks. What we don’t like about it: Adventure-oriented geometry that’s not necessarily for everyone. Rating (4.8/5) The Ibis Ripmo

Ibis Exie XT Review What we like about it: High climbing instincts, lightweight frame. What we don’t like about it: The high price can only be accepted by a small number of people. Rating (4.7/5) Ibis launched the Exie series just

Ibis DV9 Deore Review Rating (4.7/5) We unanimously expect to have the option of a do-it-all hardtail trail bike. It will not only meet your needs for daily trail riding, but also for training cycles on the weekends. With excellent

Ibis Ripley GX Review What we like about it: The use of high-end components for the ultimate riding experience, the sturdy body mass that gives it the possibility to ride in rough terrain, and the excellent geometry design that gives

Ibis Ripmo GX Review What we like about it: High-end component configuration, great performance, sensible geometry, and a comfortable ride.What we don’t like about it: Such a high price and not equipped with pedals.Rating (4.8/5) You may not be familiar with the

Ibis Ripley AF Deore Review What we like about it: The excellent geometry design in line with aerodynamics, 130mm travel fork to bring excellent damping performance, strong braking performance to protect your riding safety What we don’t like about it: The need to configure