Ibis launches an enduro bike for the first time

After Brian Lopes competed on a pre-production prototype of the "Mojo HD" at the Downhill World Championships in Australia last September, it is now ready for series production and has already gone into production. With the "Mojo HD", Ibis is launching an enduro bike on the market for the first time.

After the two all-mountain models "Mojo" and "Mojo SL" with 140 millimetres of suspension travel, the suspension travel of the "Mojo HD" has now been increased to 160 millimetres at the front and rear. Like its two relatives, the "Mojo HD" also uses the DW suspension system (DW-Link). Apart from that, the bikes only have similarities in terms of appearance. The shorter seat tube brings the top and down tubes of the frame triangle closer together, resulting in more legroom and a higher bottom bracket. The slacker seat and head angle and generally more material on the head tube, rocker arms, bearings and dropouts mean that the bike is ready for riding in rough terrain. In addition, the dropouts are designed for 135-millimetre Maxle axles and the left dropout including the post mount brake mount is made from forged magnesium.

Ibis offers both the frame kit for the "Mojo HD" and four different complete bikes with upgrade options. For the time being, the frame is only available in a matt carbon look or white. Another color will be added at a later date.