The updated 2023 Ibis Ripley V4S is available in Frame Only as well as NGX, SLX, XT, X01 and XX1 completes.
Take a couple minutes to compare the builds on the Ibis 29″ 120mm travel DW Suspension trail/ light enduro bike here at BikeCo.com.
Compare the Ibis complete kits as well as build highlights and common upgrades / swaps on the carbon Ripley V4S here.
S in Ripley V4S?
It’s for swingarm. Ibis’ new swingarm features some notable updates.
SRAM UDH (Universal Derailleur Hanger: Consolidating SKUs means you can get a UDH when you need it at home or on a trip.
The chainstay also accomodates the revised 55mm chain line which utilizes a slightly wider rear end providing a stiffer chainstay for improved traction and tracking.
Advantages of the carbon Ibis Ripley, and the rest of Ibis’ carbon lineup:
Ibis Top Tier Carbon & FOX Factory Suspension
Across the entire Ripley V4S build lineup Ibis features their best carbon fiber and Factory suspension.
One of the things that sets Ibis apart from other brands is their singular use of a top tier carbon fiber across their entire carbon lineup. This carbon is vibrant and proven racing at world cup levels globally. With the Ibis top tier carbon will retain a more vibrant feel longer into its service life.
The FOX Factory suspension is more than the slippery Kashima coat – Factory Suspension also features the top of the line dampers for the widest range of adjustment.
Learn more about the Ripley V4S FOX 34 GRIP2 fork and FOX Float DPS rear shock on these tabs!
Stock Fork: FOX Factory 34 GRIP2 130mm
Ibis Ripley Fork Travel Options
STOCK: 130mm FOX Float 34 with GRIP2 damper
From the factory the carbon Ibis Ripley is spec’d with a 130mm fork. This provides the bike with it’s stock 66.5 degree headtube angle and 335mm bottom bracket height.
Riders looking for a little more aggressive setup, slightly slacker headtube and higher bb may investigate going to a 140mm travel option.
140mm for on an Ibis Ripley V4S
Perhaps more than the additional say 7 or 8% of travel the 10mm adds are the geometry modifications and how it will change the riding characteristics. Raising the front of the Ripley will slacken the headtube, increase the trail measurement and slightly lift the bottom bracket.
These are popular shifts for riders how want a bit more relaxed bike without going to longer travel and heavier builds.
Wondering which is right for you? Chat with our team today and we’ll help you define which riders benefit from which travel setup.
Air Spring & Volume Spacers
The FOX 34 GRIP2 provides riders a range of setup options using air spring as well as volume spacers.
Suggested sag is 15% for a firm feel and 20% for a plush fork. On the stock 130mm setup 15% equals 19.5mm of sag. 20% will use 26mm of sag.
Riders who choose the 140mm option will find the sag settings quite close to the 130. 15% is 21mm while 20% is 28mm. (as mentioned in the previous tab the additional travel is more about the geometry change than “more” travel).
Volume Spacers
The 130mm FOX 34 is factory spec’d with 2 volume spacers (bike manufacturers may or may not change this). The 130mm fork can carry a maximum of 5 volume spacers.
At 140mm the factory spec is 1 volume spacers with a maximum of 5.
Do not install more volume spacers than the FOX advises. Installing more than the maximum volume spacers will result in product damage and potential for injuries, etc.
FOX 34 GRIP2 Rebound Controls
The GRIP2 damper provides both Low (LSR) and High (HSR) rebound controls.
The addition of the High Speed or HSR control provides increased rebound control to account for the higher PSI produced by aggressive or heavier riders.
Typically riders will adjust LSR, Low Speed Rebound, to suit riding style and taste and refer to FOX’s guide for the appropriate HSR, High Speed Rebound, pairing.
FOX GRIP2 Compression Controls
The FOX GRIP2 damper provides Low and High speed compression controls to fine tune support.
Compression circuits hydraulically damp (or slow) the fork’s input assisting the air spring in providing appropriate mid-stroke and bottom out feel.
Low Speed Compression helps provide mid-stroke support. This allows a bike to ride taller in the travel in cornering while resisting brake dive, rider weight shift and other slow shaft speed inputs.
High Speed Compression works to fine tune bottom out feel as well as other high shaft speed inputs also known as square edge bumps. Example: if you sprint straight into a curb you’re likely to engage the High Speed Compression even if you’re not using full travel. This is due to the speed of the shaft moving oil to compensate for the hit.
BikeCo Exclusive: Pro Tune Suspension
There are a lot of reasons to shop at The Bike Company (BikeCo.com). Some are: Unmatched attention to detail. Incredible after sales setup follow up. Pro Tune Suspension.
Our team works with the FOX fork and shock lineup to take the already great FOX suspension to the next level. Working with our team of suspension tuners we will narrow the FOX performance window based on your size, riding style, terrain, ground speeds, aggression, goals and chassis.
What’s it mean to narrow the performance window? Well, each click is more precise. The fluid is hand picked for you. The bleed is more precise.
On trail your suspension will be more plush while maintaining the support and progression you need to really attack the trail.
For racers our tuned suspension subtracts seconds from your run. For pleasure riders it improves the traction and feel allowing you to progress quicker in your riding.
Talk to our team about the advantages of BikeCo Pro Tunes today.
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Stock Rear Shock: FOX Float DPS
Air Spring & Volume Spacers
The Ibis Ripley uses a 190 x 45mm shock, spec’d with the Fox Float Factory DPS.
SAG is adjusted by PSI – typically trail riding styles gravitate to 25-30% sag. This would measure about 13mm for a plush setup and 11mm for a more firm setup.
Volume Spacers
Volume spacing provides fine tuning options to support the air spring.
By changing to a larger volume spacer, thus reducing the volume, you increase the air spring’s ramp rate for improved bottom out support and pop.
Conversely smaller volume spacers produces a more linear feel as the air has more volume during shock compression per mm of travel.
Do not install more or larger volume spacers than the FOX advises. Installing more than the maximum volume spacers will result in product damage and potential for injuries, etc.
FOX FLOAT FACTORY DPS Rebound Controls
The DPS provides a rebound control with 11 clicks of adjustment.
Heavier riders will use more rebound control than lighter riders to slow the air spring’s return to neutral.
As your ground speeds increase it is common to allow your bike to rebound more quickly to prepare for the next terrain feature and avoid suspension packing from slow rebound setup.
FOX Float Factory DPS Compression Controls
The Fox Float Factory DPS shock provides two controls to help fine tune compression.
First is the blue 3 position switch which adjusts from Firm, Mid and Open. Also known as a “climb switch” the use of this is dependent on rider style, preference and terrain.
Fine tuning the low speed compression can be accomplished in the Open mode by adjusting the black dial located around the circumference of the blue 3 position switch.
3 settings are available with “1” being the most plus and “3” the most firm.
BikeCo Exclusive: Pro Tune Suspension
There are a lot of reasons to shop at The Bike Company (BikeCo.com). Some are: Unmatched attention to detail. Incredible after sales setup follow up. Pro Tune Suspension.
Our team works with the FOX fork and shock lineup to take the already great FOX suspension to the next level. Working with our team of suspension tuners we will narrow the FOX performance window based on your size, riding style, terrain, ground speeds, aggression, goals and chassis.
What’s it mean to narrow the performance window? Well, each click is more precise. The fluid is hand picked for you. The bleed is more precise.
On trail your suspension will be more plush while maintaining the support and progression you need to really attack the trail.
For racers our tuned suspension subtracts seconds from your run. For pleasure riders it improves the traction and feel allowing you to progress quicker in your riding.
Talk to our team about the advantages of BikeCo Pro Tunes today.
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Ripley V4S Complete Builds
Ibis’ has a range of builds in their carbon lineup. Whether you’re shopping SRAM, Shimano or want to mix and match for the perfect setup there’s no one better than BikeCo.com to get you dialed in.
A variety of price points give you a good starting point – we’ll go over popular upgrades below – or with the 2023 Ripley frame you can spec your dream bike part by part or do that frame swap you’ve wanted to update.
Use these tabs to learn more about the 2023 Ibis Ripley V4S Completes.
Read up on the kit highlights, common swaps / upgrades as well as view the detail spec.
Ripley V4S XX1 Complete
The no-holds-barred king of the Ibis lineup.
MSRP: $11,499
XX1 Build Highlights
Well, at this level it’s all a highlight to an extent right? But what stands out?
– SRAM AXS wireless shifting (with wireless trim adjustment!)
– Shimano XTR Brakes
– Industry 9 Hydra Hubs with Ibis S35 Carbon Rims
– ENVE cockpit
XX1 Build Frequent Swaps
At this level it’s hard to shake a stick at anything, but, at this level you should get exactly what you want right?
Common swaps:
Brakes: If you’re not a Shimano brake rider you may prefer Magura or Hope options for more modulation. TRP are gaining more traction as well.
Wheels: Onyx silent hubs, Chris King hubs, even DT Swiss 240s are at home on a build at this level. We work with a range of carbon rims to allow you to fine tune rim width and stiffness as well. Wheels are a BIG part of a bike’s personality so chat with our team to get it right the first time!
Headset: Upgrade to the Cane Creek 110 or Chris King from the stock 40.
Cockpit: If you have a cockpit you like let’s get it on the bike.
Seating: Like cockpit, if you have a saddle or seatpost you love its a common change across all the builds.
Ibis Ripley XX1 Spec:
Fork
Fox Factory Series, Float 34, 130mm, 44mm offset, 29”, 110x15mm
Shock
Fox Float Factory DPS with EVOL, 190×45
Wheels
Ibis S35 Carbon Rims / 29″ / Industry 9 Hydra Hubs
Tires
Maxxis DHR2 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (front), Maxxis Dissector 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (rear)
Brakes
Shimano XTR M9120, 2 Piston
Brake Rotors
Shimano RT-MT900 180
Cranks
SRAM XX1 Eagle DUB spindle, 30t Alloy Ring
S/M: 170mm, L/XL: 175mm
Bottom Bracket
SRAM DUB BSA
Rear Derailleur
SRAM XX1 Eagle AXS
Shift Levers
SRAM XX1 AXS 2 Button Eagle Triggers
Cassette
SRAM XG 1299 Eagle 10-52
Chain
SRAM XX1 Eagle
Headset
Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56
Grips
Lizard Skin Charger Evo
Handlebar
Enve M6 Bar 780mm
Stem
Enve Mtn Stem 31.8mm
S/M: 35mm, L/XL: 50mm
Seatpost
SRAM Reverb AXS Dropper
S: 125mm, M: 150mm, L/XL: 170mm
Saddle
WTB Silverado 142
Power
XX1 AXS battery & power pack charger
Ripley V4S X01 Complete
The most popular SRAM build in the Ripley lineup.
MSRP: $8,199
X01 Build Highlights
SRAM X01 and Shimano XT are the two most popular builds across just about any manufacturer. The SRAM X01 is a great place to upgrade to the AXS kit since the wheels already have the XD driver and Eagle Cassette.
– SRAM Eagle Drivetrain. The SRAM 12sp drivetrains have unmatched longevity if they’re kept reasonably clean and lubed…
– Factory Suspension: like the rest of the Ripley V4S lineup the FOX Factory fork and shock are a real highlight of the build.
– Option to Upgrade: get the Ibis S35 carbon rims on either the Ibis hubs or Industry i9 Hydra for a reasonable upgrade charge at time of purchase!
X01 Build Frequent Swaps
Common swaps:
Brakes: Magura and Shimano are the most common changes here. Magura has more modulation while the Shimano come on a bit stronger. Riders who like Modulation may gravitate to the revised Hope 4 options which bring notably more power to the Hope lineup. TRP brakes are gaining traction for riders who like the Shimano feel but may want a touch more modulation from the longer brake lever.
AXS: Whether you’re shopping GX, X01 or XX1 we have the AXS wireless upgrades to build the perfect Ibis kit for you!
Wheels: Onyx silent hubs, Chris King hubs, even DT Swiss 240s are at home on a build at this level. We work with a range of carbon rims to allow you to fine tune rim width and stiffness as well. Wheels are a BIG part of a bike’s personality so chat with our team to get it right the first time!
Headset: Upgrade to the Cane Creek 110 or Chris King from the stock 40.
Cockpit: If you have a cockpit you like let’s get it on the bike.
Seating: Like cockpit, if you have a saddle or seatpost you love its a common change across all the builds.
Ibis Ripley X01 Spec:
Fork
Fox Factory Series, Float 34, 130mm, 44mm offset, 29”, 110x15mm
Shock
Fox Float Factory DPS with EVOL, 190×45
Wheels
Blackbird Send Alloy (Send I front, Send II rear) / 29″ / Ibis Hubs
Tires
Maxxis DHR2 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (front), Maxxis Dissector 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (rear)
Brakes
SRAM Code RSC, 4 piston
Brake Rotors
SRAM Centerline 6 bolt 180mm
Cranks
SRAM X01 Eagle DUB spindle, 30t Alloy Ring, 170mm
Bottom Bracket
SRAM DUB BSA
Rear Derailleur
SRAM X01 Eagle
Shift Levers
SRAM X01 Eagle
Cassette
SRAM XG 1295 Eagle 10-52
Chain
SRAM X01 Eagle
Headset
Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56
Grips
Lizard Skin Charger Evo
Handlebar
Ibis Carbon Hi Fi, 31.8mm, 800mm
Stem
Industry Nine A318
S/M: 40mm, L/XL: 50mm
Seatpost
Bike Yoke Revive Dropper
S: 125mm, M: 160mm, L: 185mm, XL: 213mm.
Note there is a 250lb rider weight limit on this post.
Saddle
WTB Silverado 142
Ripley V4S XT Complete
The most popular Shimano build in the Ripley lineup.
MSRP: $6,999
XT Build Highlights
SRAM X01 and Shimano XT are the two most popular builds across just about any manufacturer. Shimano’s 12sp XT lineup brings a great combination of value, performance and service life.
– Shimano XT M810 Brakes. Some of the most popular brakes on the market.
– Factory Suspension: like the rest of the Ripley V4S lineup the FOX Factory fork and shock are a real highlight of the build.
– Option to Upgrade: get the Ibis S35 carbon rims on either the Ibis hubs or Industry i9 Hydra for a reasonable upgrade charge at time of purchase!
XT Build Frequent Swaps
Common swaps:
Brakes: Magura and TRP are the most common changes here. Magura has more modulation while the Shimano come on a bit stronger. Riders who like Modulation may gravitate to the revised Hope 4 options which bring notably more power to the Hope lineup. TRP brakes are gaining traction for riders who like the Shimano feel but may want a touch more modulation from the longer brake lever.
Wheels: Onyx silent hubs, Chris King hubs, even DT Swiss 240s are at home on a build at this level. We work with a range of carbon rims to allow you to fine tune rim width and stiffness as well. Wheels are a BIG part of a bike’s personality so chat with our team to get it right the first time!
Headset: Upgrade to the Cane Creek 110 or Chris King from the stock 40.
Cockpit: If you have a cockpit you like let’s get it on the bike.
Seating: Like cockpit, if you have a saddle or seatpost you love its a common change across all the builds.
Ibis Ripley XT Spec:
Fork
Fox Factory Series, Float 34, 130mm, 44mm offset, 29”, 110x15mm
Shock
Fox Float Factory DPS with EVOL, 190×45
Wheels
Blackbird Send Alloy (Send I front, Send II rear) / 29″ / Ibis Hubs
Tires
Maxxis DHR2 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (front), Maxxis Dissector 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (rear)
Brakes
Shimano XT M8100, 2 piston
Brake Rotors
Shimano SM-RT86 180
Cranks
Shimano XT M8120, 30t Alloy Ring
S/M: 170mm, L/XL: 175mm
Bottom Bracket
Shimano XT MT800
Rear Derailleur
Shimano XT M8100 Shadow Plus 12 speed
Shift Levers
Shimano XT M8100 12 speed
Cassette
Shimano XT 10-51
Chain
Shimano XT M8100 12 speed
Headset
Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56
Grips
Lizard Skin Charger Evo
Handlebar
Ibis Carbon Hi Fi, 31.8mm, 800mm
Stem
Industry Nine A318
S/M: 40mm, L/XL: 50mm
Seatpost
Bike Yoke Revive Dropper
S: 125mm, M: 160mm, L: 185mm, XL: 213mm.
Note there is a 250lb rider weight limit on this post.
Saddle
WTB Silverado 142
Ripley V4S SLX Complete
Shimano’s 12sp cost-conscious option without compromising trail performance.
MSRP: $6,399
SLX Build Highlights
The Shimano SLX complete provides great 12sp Shimano performance and an alloy cockpit to come in $600 below the XT option.
– Shimano SLX Brakes: Some of the most popular and proven brakes on the market.
– Factory Suspension: like the rest of the Ripley V4S lineup the FOX Factory fork and shock are a real highlight of the build.
– Option to Upgrade: get the Ibis S35 carbon rims on either the Ibis hubs or Industry i9 Hydra for a reasonable upgrade charge at time of purchase!
SLX Build Frequent Swaps
Common swaps:
Brakes: Magura and TRP are the most common changes here. Magura has more modulation while the Shimano come on a bit stronger. Riders who like Modulation may gravitate to the revised Hope 4 options which bring notably more power to the Hope lineup. TRP brakes are gaining traction for riders who like the Shimano feel but may want a touch more modulation from the longer brake lever.
Wheels: Onyx silent hubs, Chris King hubs, even DT Swiss 240s are at home on a build at this level. We work with a range of carbon rims to allow you to fine tune rim width and stiffness as well. Wheels are a BIG part of a bike’s personality so chat with our team to get it right the first time!
Headset: Upgrade to the Cane Creek 110 or Chris King from the stock 40.
Cockpit: If you have a cockpit you like let’s get it on the bike. Or upgrade to a carbon bar or 35mm combination to find tune your SLX build.
Seating: Like cockpit, if you have a saddle or seatpost you love its a common change across all the builds.
Ibis Ripley SLX Spec:
Fork
Fox Factory Series, Float 34, 130mm, 44mm offset, 29”, 110x15mm
Shock
Fox Float Factory DPS with EVOL, 190×45
Wheels
Blackbird Send Alloy (Send I front, Send II rear) / 29″ / Ibis Hubs
Tires
Maxxis DHR2 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (front), Maxxis Dissector 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (rear)
Brakes
Shimano SLX M7100, 2 piston
Brake Rotors
Shimano SM-RT66 180
Cranks
Shimano SLX M7100 24mm spindle, 30t Alloy Ring
S/M: 170mm, L/XL: 175mm
Bottom Bracket
Shimano SLX BB52
Rear Derailleur
Shimano SLX M7100 Shadow Plus
Shift Levers
Shimano SLX M7100
Cassette
Shimano SLX, 10-51T
Chain
Shimano SLX M7100
Headset
Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56
Grips
Lizard Skin Charger Evo
Handlebar
Ibis 780mm Alloy
Stem
Ibis 31.8mm
S/M: 40mm, L: 50mm, XL: 60mm
Seatpost
Bike Yoke Revive Dropper
S: 125mm, M: 160mm, L: 185mm, XL: 213mm.
Note there is a 250lb rider weight limit on this post.
Saddle
WTB Silverado 142
Ripley V4S NGX Complete
The most cost-conscious option in the Ibis carbon complete lineup the NGX combines 12sp Eagle components with maximum room for upgrades down the line.
MSRP: $5,599
(shown with SLX build)
NGX Build Highlights
– Factory Suspension: like the rest of the Ripley V4S lineup the FOX Factory fork and shock are a real highlight of the build.
– SRAM XD Driver. By spec’ing the XG-1275 cassette the NGX kit utilizes the XD driver allowing riders to use any GX or above cassette at time of replacement without needing a new freehub driver.
– Option to Upgrade: get the Ibis S35 carbon rims on either the Ibis hubs or Industry i9 Hydra for a reasonable upgrade charge at time of purchase!
NGX Build Frequent Swaps
With a couple well placed swaps / upgrades your NGX build can be dialed in without breaking the bank.
Common swaps:
Brakes: Magura and Shimano are the most common changes here. Magura has more modulation while the Shimano come on a bit stronger. TRP brakes are gaining traction for riders who like the Shimano feel but may want a touch more modulation from the longer brake lever.
AXS: Believe it or not, we sell A LOT of NGX completes that have a GX AXS upgrade kit mounted to them before delivery. Can’t hate that wireless update…
Cockpit: If you have a cockpit you like let’s get it on the bike. Carbon handlebars are a very common upgrade to this kit.
Seating: Like cockpit, if you have a saddle or seatpost you love its a common change across all the builds.
Ibis Ripley NGX Spec:
Fork
Fox Factory Series, Float 34, 130mm, 44mm offset, 29”, 110x15mm
Shock
Fox Float Factory DPS with EVOL, 190×45
Wheels
Blackbird Send Alloy (Send I front, Send II rear) / 29″ / Ibis Hubs
Tires
Maxxis DHR2 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (front), Maxxis Dissector 29″ x 2.4″ Exo TR (rear)
Brakes
SRAM G2 R, 4 piston
Brake Rotors
SRAM Centerline 6 bolt 203mm/180mm
Cranks
SRAM NX Eagle DUB, 30t Alloy Ring
S/M: 170mm, L/XL: 175mm
Bottom Bracket
SRAM DUB BSA
Rear Derailleur
SRAM GX Eagle
Shift Levers
SRAM NX Eagle
Cassette
SRAM XG 1275 Eagle 10-50
Chain
SRAM NX Eagle
Headset
Cane Creek 40 ZS44/ZS56
Grips
Lizard Skin Charger Evo
Handlebar
Ibis 780mm Alloy
Stem
Ibis 31.8mm
S/M: 40mm, L: 50mm, XL: 60mm
Seatpost
KS Rage-i Dropper
S: 125mm, M: 150mm, L/XL: 170mm
Saddle
WTB Silverado 142
Compare Ibis Ripley Geometry
Open the tab to the right to display our interactive mtb geometry comparison.
You can compare bottom bracket, chainstay, wheelbase, headtube angle, trail, reach and stack as well as learn more about rider’s reach and rider’s stack!
Ripley V4S: Comparative Bikes
Looking at fast, flickable trail bikes comfortable into the light and mid enduro realm? Well the Ibis Ripley is obviously on the list – what else should you be shopping?
With cutting edge DW Suspension with 120mm of rear travel and fork options at 130mm or a 140mm the Ripley is at home for all day rips as well as more aggressive trail attacks. The Ripley continues to improve it’s frame stiffness without dramatic weight compromises: making it a bike consumable by larger riders as well as the classic sized rider who’s always gravitated to the Ripley.
The DW Suspension Ripley is often shopped alongside two other acknowledged class leaders the Mondraker Raze and Yeti. All of these bikes have geometry that’s comfortable and confident at speed while maintaining the “smaller / lighter” personality for quick changes in direction and efficient acceleration.
For riders looking at a more entry level price point Ibis’ aluminum Ripley AF is a great option.
If you’re shopping a slightly smaller chassis the Ibis Exie, a carbon fiber bike made in the USA is worth an extended review.
Check out more bikes on our Bikes & Frames page or Shop In-Stock and In-Production Ripley Below
(note: 2023 product is under construction – if you don’t see it contact us today!)
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