Howdy from the last day of the show.

Sorry we didn’t give you all the prices yesterday when we posted our updates. We’ll have them up on the website soon, but in the mean time, here are our US suggested retail prices for the Mojo Carbon and the Silk Carbon

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Mojo Carbon Frame $1,899.99
(w/Fox Float RP3 Shock)

Mojo Carbon Frame $2,021.99
(w/Fox DHX Air Shock)

Mojo Carbon Complete SL $4,399.99
(Fox Float RP3 Shock & Float RLC Fork, Shimano XTR Drivetrain, Easton and Race Face components)

Mojo Carbon Complete HD $4,239.99
(Fox DHX Air Shock & 36 Van Fork, Shimano XT Drivetrain, Easton and Race Face components)

Mojo Carbon Complete SX $3,229.99
(Fox Float R Shock & Float RL Fork, Shimano XT Drivetrain, Easton and Race Face components)

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Silk Carbon Frame $1,399.99
(w/o Fork)

Silk Carbon Frameset $1,699.99
(w/Easton EC90 SL Fork)

Silk Carbon Complete SL $4,399.99
(Easton Ascent II Wheelset & EC90 SL Fork, Shimano Dura-Ace 10 Drivetrain, Easton components)

Silk Carbon Complete SX $2,999.99
(Easton Circuit II Wheelset & EC70 Fork, Shimano Ultegra 10 Drivetrain, Easton components)

Howdy from Vegas,
Wow, what a day yesterday was here at the Interbike show. The booth was slammed all day long with gawkers. At times it was hard to even see the bikes. But when the hoards cleared, we were able to snap a few shots for you all to see.

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First, the all new Mojo Carbon. It’s a full carbon monocoque mountain bike with 5.5 inches of rear wheel travel, a DW Link rear suspension, with the frame and rear shock weighing in at 5.8 pounds. The built up bike with XTR components and Easton XC One wheels weighs in at 25 lbs. A spry little ride all day xc comfort cruiser.
Here’s a pic, there are a couple more on the main Ibis site (click on mountain at the top)

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The Silk Carbon is also a fully monocoque carbon frame, weighing in at 950 grams in a 58cm frame. That’s light for those of you not schooled in grams. I’m very happy to say that during the last 15 days, I was RIGOROUSLY

And here are a few more….Click on image for a larger view.

The Front Triangle

Upper Shock Mount

Head Tube with old school Ibis headbage

Mojo Carbon Front End

An abstract view of our booth

The Family Jewels

A quick peek at the current Ibis home page-if you look at the third frame from the left in the Scot row-reveals an image that many have misinterpreted. Some go so far as to think it’s disgusting. What we can tell you is that it is indeed a part of his body. We didn’t hire a highly paid supermodel for this one. Go check it out, and come back here. Take a guess. Whaddya think it is?
If you guessed some disgusting part of Scot’s anatomy, well, you’re both right and wrong. If you think that he keeps it hidden while in public places, you’re generally wrong, at least if he’s wearing shorts. It’s his knee. A very disgusting knee, but still only a knee.
Ibis: G rated.