Ibis has now have the sleek integrated storage solution for our Ripley V4, Ripmo 1 & 2 and the Ripmo AF.
Patented design with a 7 year warranty
Unique and easy to install bracket tab designed to suspend a bag without the need for straps
The outside fabric is padded and reinforced 210 ripstop nylon. They’re sealed by a polyurethane reversible zipper tape that is water-resistant.
Simple design lets you access your damper valve adjustments
Padded side panels to add to the durability
Internal storage and elastic webbing to keep CO2 cartridges and tools in place
For general care, wipe down with a damp cloth and let dry completely before replacing in frame
The Bone-In bags utilize a plastic free floating bracket to mount. There are two different bracket sizes. The bracket specific to your frame bag is included. Bracket A fits the majority of frame sizes. You will need Bracket B for the Ripmo V2 Large and XL.
Directions for insertion are on packaging
Not available for small Ripmo, Ripmo AF or Ripley or the XL Ripmo AF
While we trust in the robustness of the design, we don't recommend storing valuables in the frame bag unattended. Remove important or heavy objects when transporting the bicycle or leaving it unattended.
MATERIAL
The Pork Chop bags are constructed from a padded and reinforced210ripstop nylon. They’re sealed by a polyurethane reversible zipper tape that is water resistant. We use a low profile corded zipper pull to eliminate noise common with typical metal zipper heads. The bracket clip is made of glass-filled nylon.
INSTALLATION
To protect your paint from abrasion, we recommend using clear tape to protect on areas where the bag will contact your frame. We recommend the3MClear Paint Protection Film, which is used in many automotive applications.
The Bone-In bags utilize a plastic free floating bracket to mount. There are two different bracket sizes. The bracket specific to your frame bag is included. Bracket A fits the majority of frame sizes. You will need Bracket B for the RipmoV2Large and XL.
When installing the bracket, please ensure that it is fully inserted into the pocket. If the bracket is not fully seated, you cannot insert the bag fully. For additional details, please watch our tutorial here:
COVID delays. An update on the situation of the industry at large
To the mountain biking community, as the year of 2021 is on its way... What a time! As you know, the bike industry has generally been among the lucky ones to "benefit" from the situation. Demand has exploded. People have realised the value of cycling and the joys of mountain biking in the great outdoors. And this is obviously very good news for our planet. But on the other hand, with this rapidly growing demand, several factors are now slowing momentum. First, production. Particularly components. Finding the vast majority of components required to assemble a complete bike is extremely complicated today. Saddles, tyres, suspension, transmission. Major component brands such as Shimano, SRAM, FOX and Schwalbe, who produce mainly in Taiwan, give lead times of between 9 and 18 months. They are normally able to deliver within a maximum of 3 months. The reason for this stems from difficulties in finding certain raw materials and/or factories that have had to be shut down due to COVID, which also lengthened supply times. On top of this, issues related to transport. The delays in moving goods from Asia to all other continents have skyrocketed. A concrete example, it used to take about 3 weeks to ship a container from Taiwan to Golden, Colorado, but now we need between 2 and 3 months. The ports are full. Boats are floating outside port entrances for several weeks whilst waiting to be able to dock. Transportation prices have suddenly and strongly increased. Bike brands are currently paying on average 4 times more for the delivery of a container compared to the same time last year. Therefore, for all these reasons combined, our production and delivery times have been greatly extended.
And of course, we apologise to those who are patiently or impatiently waiting for their bike, or who can't find their dream bike in the right size. We hope for a return to normal as soon as possible, but we believe it won't be until the middle of 2022 at the earliest but starting to improve from the start of 2022.
Yeti Cycles is in a slightly better position that Ibis as they have a narrower market and simpler supply chain. For most of their bike we should be able to delivery within 8 to 12 weeks of order. Ibis Cycles having 4 of the most thought after bikes on the market today and having already been under teething issues when Covid started in the spring, most bike ordered in early 2021 will not see a delivery date before fall or even winter 2021. However, we have a few bikes on order since September 2020 that are to be delivered to Sweden sometimes around week 20 that could be the saving grace of the few that will pre-order them up (option are all chosen and when they are gone... they are gone) Spring is coming so would it be on your old bike or if you are one of the lucky few that managed to get their hands on their dream bike in 2021, we hope you enjoy the trails and to see many of you when we are out riding
Liquid error: Could not find asset snippets/wholesale-now-settings.liquid
