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DV9 GX Eagle Mountain Bike

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DV9 GX Eagle Complete Mountain Bike

There's a time and a place for enduro shred sleds, and this isn't one of them. Ibis' DV9 GX Eagle Complete Mountain Bike begs us to reconsider hardtails — wiht their snappy power, light weight simplicity, and nimble control, ability to soar up climbs at speeds the taunt the full-suspension beasts that are left in the dust. While Ibis may have taken a little hiatus from the hardtail world, they aren't strangers to the cross-country machines, with previous steeds like the Tranny that offered unique features for XC hot laps, but with the progression in the mountain bike world, the DV9 shows just how damn versatile a hardtail bike can get. The DV9 is meticulously dialed-in, with lofty 29-inch wagon wheels that are built to slay XC loops, and take further up the mountain for agile handling on the trails.


The DV9 started as the brainchild of Ibis' CEO Hans Heim wanting to create a frame for his daughter Lili. Lili is in high-school, an active racer, and she has to buy her own bikes, so it needed the rolling benefits of 29-inch wheels, and be affordable and versatile out of necessity as well. Ibis hooks up the DV9 with modern features, such as internal dropper post routing, a tapered head tube, Boost rear axle spacing, and an in-house favorite, a creak-free threaded bottom bracket. The big story with the DV9 is its ability to be competitive on the race course as well as a capable trail bike when you just want to have fun. This is afforded by its progressive, slack geometry and clearance for up to 29x2.6-inch tires. Of course, the carbon construction keeps things light and stiff (the frame comes in at 1210g) and since it lacks any damping at the rear end, you'll appreciate the vibration cancellation afforded by the composite layup as well as those high volume tires.


Compared to the Tranny, the reach numbers on the DV9 grew by 20 to 24mm depending on the size. The head tube also slackens from an XC dedicated 71-degrees to a modern trail 67.4-degrees with a 120mm fork and an excellent all-around 68.5-degrees with a 100mm fork. Those numbers allow you to charge hard with a number plate tied to your bars or while chasing your buddies on a backcountry epic. Its low bottom bracket keeps it planted when railing berms, while its 17.3-inch chainstays enhance its responsive, lively feel.


The frame's carbon construction is everything we expect from Ibis with a nod towards optimized torsional stiffness and the ability to soak up trail chatter. It receives styling cues from other frames in the lineup visually with its angular contours as well as with its tapered headtube and versatile cable ports. Out back, burly chainstays ensure crisp response under hard pedaling while the thin seatstays impart some give so jolts aren't sent directly to your backside.


A FOX Float Rhythm suspension fork provides 120mm of smooth travel up front, thanks to its Grip damper and air spring dissipating the trail hits. Its SRAM's 1x drivetrain is made of a GX Eagle rear derailleur, cassette, and trigger shifter offering crisp, accurate shifts. Braking is performed by Shimano's Deore brakes, which are extremely reliable and powerful. The stem, and handlebar are all alloy and sourced from Ibis. Rounding things out, the bike rolls on Ibis 938 alloy rims and hubs, wrapped in Schwalbe Nobby Nic tires that grip tenaciously and roll quickly.


Details

  • Ibis' hardtail for shredding rolling singletrack miles
  • Slacker 67.4° head tube angle adds descending confidence
  • Geometry balances nimbleness and stability
  • Carbon frame is light, stiff, and comfortable
  • Frame clears a 29x2.6in tire for cushion and traction
  • Boost axle spacing increases the stiffness of the 29-inch wheels
  • Internal routing lets you route a stealth dropper post in the future
  • Item #IBSB04E
Frame Material
carbon
Fork
FOX Float Rhythm 34, Grip
Front Travel
120mm
Headset
Cane Creek 40: ZS44/EC49
Shifters
SRAM Eagle GX 12 Speed
Rear Derailleur
SRAM Eagle GX 12 Speed
Crankset
SRAM Descendant Alloy, DUB
Chainring Sizes
32t
Bottom Bracket
SRAM DUB BSA
Bottom Bracket Type
English threaded
Cassette
SRAM XG 1275, 12 speed
Cassette Range
10-50t
Chain
SRAM Eagle GX with Power Lock
Brakeset
Shimano Deore 2 Piston
Rotors
[front] Shimano SM-RT66, 180mm, [rear] Shimano SM-RT66, 160mm
Handlebar
Ibis Alloy
Handlebar Width
780mm
Grips
Lizard Skins Charger Evo
Stem
Ibis 31.8mm
Saddle
WTB Silverado 142
Seatpost
[small, medium] Bike Yoke, 125mm, [large, extra-large] Bike Yoke, 160mm
Wheelset
Ibis 938 Alloy
Hubs
Ibis
Front Axle
15 x 110mm Boost
Rear Axle
12 x 148mm Boost
Tires
[front] Schwalbe Hans Dampf, [rear] Schwalbe Nobby Nic
Tire Size
29 x 2.6in
Recommended Use
cross-country
Manufacturer Warranty
[frame] 7 years

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