[chrisingrassia]

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Face lift.

RS pike 150mm solo air
Reynolds AM 27.5 carbon wheels
BikeCo. Custom shock
KS Lev 125mm dropper post.

Same XT setup
Enve DH bars
WTB rocket V SLT saddle
Wtb vigilante front
Maxis HR II rear
Easton Havoc stem (65mm)

Sweet rig Daniel! Did new (again) bushings get the BikeCo straightened out? That would be too weird.

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Just finished a build of my new HD3 X01 Werx - Grams Light Bikes - HD3 build

There's a thread set up for you guys specifically for the HD3 here: http://forums.mtbr.com/ibis/mojo-hd3-picture-build-thread-939582.html

This is an HDR build thread.

 

[talktomegoose87]

Need Help

Running SRAM Guide R brakes with 180 front rotor and 160 rear rotor. Obviously its a post mount brake adapter but Im needing to know if I will need an adapter for the rear 160 rotor. If so what adapter would that be

Thanks

 

[pastajet]

Need Help

Running SRAM Guide R brakes with 180 front rotor and 160 rear rotor. Obviously its a post mount brake adapter but Im needing to know if I will need an adapter for the rear 160 rotor. If so what adapter would that be

Thanks

No need for an adapter, it's already a PM6, all ready for a 160.

 

[M0jo]

iBis HDR

2015 iBis Mojo HDR Specifications
• Frame: 2015 iBis HDR160 Medium Reverse Vitamin P
• Rear Shock: Cane Creek DB Air CS 216x63mm (8.5x2.5) 160mm Set Up
• Fork: Fox 34 Float 26 160mm CTD FIT 2015 15mm QR Thru Axle
• Headset: Chris King Tapered Inset 3 Griplock
• Stem: Easton Havoc 35mm 1 1/8 Bar Diameter 31.8mm
• Handlebar: Easton Haven Carbon 740mm Bar Diameter 31.8mm
• Grip: Lock ODI
• Front Brake: XTR BR BL-M988 Trail Brake
• Rear Brake: XTR BR BL-M988 Trail Brake
• Rear Derailleur: XTR-RD-M986 10 Speed Shadow Plus (Long Cage)
• Front Shifters: XTR SL-M980 (Seat Dropper Remote)
• Rear Shifters: XTR SL-M980 Rapid Plus
• Brake Pads: XTR Metallic Disc Brake
• Cassette: XTR CS-M980 11-36T (added 42T Wolf Tooth)
• Chain: XTR FC-M980 Dyna-Sys CN-M980 (116 Link 10 Speed)
• Crankset: XTR FC-M980 175mm Triple Hollowtech II Trail (42/32/24) Convert to Single Ring (30t Raceface NW Chainring)
• Bottom Bracket: Chris King - Shimano 63 & 73mm
• Pedals: Straitline De Facto Platform Pedal 9/16
• Wheel Set: Enve M90 Ten
• Front Hub: Chris King 15mm Thru Axle
• Rear Hub: Chris King 12x142 Thru Axle
• Front Tire: Specialized Butcher Control 26x2.3 (Tubeless)
• Rear Tire: Specialized Butcher Grid 26x2.3 (Tubeless)
• Spokes: DT Swiss Competition
• Saddle: Ergon SM3 Pro Medium
• Seat Post: KS LEV Integra 31.6 Dropper 100mm Internal Cable
• Front Rotor: XT SM-RT86 6 Bolts 203mm Ice Tech
• Rear Rotor: XT SM-RT86 6 Bolts 180mm Ice Tech
• Chain Guide: MRP Micro Chain Retention System ISCG-05
• 30lbs

 

[shmoodiver]

HDR 160mm ctd kashima
14 float 36 rc2
XTR shifters and rear mech
XT front mech, cranks, chain and cassette
Zee brakes, 203 front and 180 rear
Thomson 60mm, easton havoc 750 and reverb 125
Flows on kings, double butteds, HR2 2.3 TR front and ardent 2.4 rear

 

[JayWill]

Hello, just waiting the arrival of my first IBIS bike (Mojo HDR 650b)!! It's not getting built until Mon/Tues of this week so I have time to make any last min changes if needed.

My question to the group experts is this: Has anyone ever run a 130mm front fork? Any issues with this?

The reason I ask is 2 fold: I'm coming from mostly an XC background (Spec 100mm Epic) so the 30mm more of travel and relaxed riding position will already be a big jump. Also, my options for the Pike fork I want only come in 130mm or 150mm travel. The 150mm is just to much for my needs and I really don't want to have to rebuild the fork to 140mm if I don't have to (budget for the time being and the Pike will already cost more on the build as it is).

The bike is coming with 140mm Fox CTD Fork which isn't a bad option. I just really wanted the Pike for a couple reasons: All the great reviews, weight savings and to be honest, I think the black sanction tubes will look sweet on the vitamin P frame.

Go easy on me.. this is my first MTBR post And I appreciate all the feedback!

thanks,
Jay

 

[Kaj]

The Pikes travel can be changed by installing different length air sleeves--they retail for $40, and install takes about 20 minutes. So go with whatever you want and then change it if you feel like it.

This is a great feature of the pike, oddly Rockshox doesn't advertise it.

 

[deck]

Sorry, didn't see Kaj's post before mine. I'm suggesting the same option.

I had a 150mm Pike and swapped the air shaft for a 140mm. Sounds like the perfect option for you. The new shaft is ~$30 and depending on your skill, is not a tough swap.

You can find a few sites that talk about this and how it's done.

Have fun with the new ride!

 

[DAnREal]

Sweet rig Daniel! Did new (again) bushings get the BikeCo straightened out? That would be too weird.

There's a thread set up for you guys specifically for the HD3 here: http://forums.mtbr.com/ibis/mojo-hd3-picture-build-thread-939582.html

This is an HDR build thread.

It did not there is still play in the shock.... Not sure what the issue is but I'm not too worried about it as I've been so in twined with my road bike lately I haven't rode my mountain bike.... I'm going to be emailing bikeCo and hopefully getting it figured out.

The issue I'm having some slop (side to side play) at each eyelet which leave play in my suspension..... I already got with bikeCo and installed new bushings which were replaced by you before you sent it to me. All measure,ent are the same off the old shock and the new shock so I'm really at a loss for ideas.

 

[murrdogg11]

What kind of hardware is in there? I bought my bikeco shock used and it came with fox
Hardware with the poly bushings, mine too
Had slop. I changed the hardware to a 3 peice cane creek and it took care of it.

 

[chrisingrassia]

It did not there is still play in the shock.... Not sure what the issue is but I'm not too worried about it as I've been so in twined with my road bike lately I haven't rode my mountain bike.... I'm going to be emailing bikeCo and hopefully getting it figured out.

The issue I'm having some slop (side to side play) at each eyelet which leave play in my suspension..... I already got with bikeCo and installed new bushings which were replaced by you before you sent it to me. All measure,ent are the same off the old shock and the new shock so I'm really at a loss for ideas.

What kind of hardware is in there? I bought my bikeco shock used and it came with fox
Hardware with the poly bushings, mine too
Had slop. I changed the hardware to a 3 peice cane creek and it took care of it.

Very unusual for the both of you. Wish I could say I rode it at least once to confirm if I had the same slop issue, but I never took it on a ride. I'd like to know what you guys find out though, since as a seller, I care.

 

[DAnREal]

Very unusual for the both of you. Wish I could say I rode it at least once to confirm if I had the same slop issue, but I never took it on a ride. I'd like to know what you guys find out though, since as a seller, I care.

I appreciate that you care! But I don't think it's anything you can/could have prevented. I'm still waiting an answer from BikeCo.

Murrdogg11- bothe sets of new bushings (the one Chris installed and the ones I installed) have been fox DU busings and I've been using the stock hardware the bike came with

 

[cmarshack]

I appreciate that you care! But I don't think it's anything you can/could have prevented. I'm still waiting an answer from BikeCo.

Murrdogg11- bothe sets of new bushings (the one Chris installed and the ones I installed) have been fox DU busings and I've been using the stock hardware the bike came with

You will get a small amount of play with the Fox bushings on the BikeCo shock. I have one and just live with the small amount of play. You cannot tell while riding, only when loading/unloading your bike you can hear/feel small clunk.

 

[DAnREal]

You will get a small amount of play with the Fox bushings on the BikeCo shock. I have one and just live with the small amount of play. You cannot tell while riding, only when loading/unloading your bike you can hear/feel small clunk.

That can't be good for the shock eyelets or the mounting hardware can it?

 

[chrisingrassia]

Not sure I understand why you're getting lateral play though. Can't that be remedied by simply getting a little wider bushing system?

 

[KiMo_2308]

Frame is in, just ordered from Frameskin. Hopefully shipping won't take too long to the states.

 

[aprunty]

Just got my bike built up! Had to wait a while for my dbinline to arrive. I'll post pictures later but here's my setup:

Frame: HDR 650b XL Cobra Blue
Shock: Cane Creek DBinline
Fork: Magura TS8r @ 140mm
Wheels: Roval Traverse Fattie
Tires: Specialized control grid 2.1 rear 2.3 front
Brakes: Magura MT4 180 front 160 rear
Stem: Easton ea70 70mm
Bar: Easton ec90sl low rise
Seatpost: Thomson elite
Grips: ESI chunky
Shifter: Zee
Crankset: Carbon sram with raceface 32t dm
Casette: Shimano XT
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Zee
Chain: KMC X10
Saddle: Specialized Phenom
Pedals: Shimano M540

Total weight with pedals: just over 25 lbs

 

[chrisingrassia]

You will get a small amount of play with the Fox bushings on the BikeCo shock. I have one and just live with the small amount of play. You cannot tell while riding, only when loading/unloading your bike you can hear/feel small clunk.

That can't be good for the shock eyelets or the mounting hardware can it?

I just thought I'd throw this out there so you guys know. I just picked up a new Roco Air TST R to run 26" mode, and I get a fraction of play forward/aft (maybe 1/2-1mm). My play isn't lateral though. I wonder if the Marz Roco itself has slightly thinner shock eyelets.

 

[jon123]

Anyone tried running a 27.5 Schwalbe Rock Razor on the rear?

It's a 2.35 tire and I know Ibis says 2.3 rear is the max.

Thanks

 

[phat_tony]

Yup. No problem at all running a rock razor.