kornchip
New member
Here's my ride, ibis mojo hd
IMG_2084 by nyrangerfan222, on Flickr
And on the new jeep
Untitled by nyrangerfan222, on Flickr
Awesome bike man! I bet that things an amazing ride.
Any Mountain Bikers?
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Awesome bike man! I bet that things an amazing ride.
nyrangerfan222
New member
It most definitely is. The dw link suspension is amazing. Can handle anything from xc trails to dh.
BlackKnight
Member
Here is mine, freshly back from the shop getting it's spring cleaning and lube..
HoosierWolf
Member
Kona Dawg Primo.
I forget the year
I forget the year
BlackKnight
Member
Hey, I just picked up a Thule 2" receiver hitch carrier ($200 carrier I got new from EMS for $98, awesome deal). Did you need an extension to the Yakima one that you have to clear the tire? I'm not sure, but mine looks like it may be tight. I don't have the hitch (on its way to me this week) but it looks like I may only have an inch or so clearance on my stock spare..
Getting back into mtn biking and recently built up an Intense Spider Comp 29er with a Pike 140. Looking forward to this season but to get into shape, I am starting by road biking a bit. Otherwise, these steep climbs will give me a heart attack. Colorado climbs are especially unforgiving.
Good to see other mountain bikers here!
Good to see other mountain bikers here!
4x4Jesus
Caught the Bug
With no hitch it limits your options. Probably the best one that doesn't require the hitch is this one by Thule. Mounts to the spare and carries 2 bikes
http://www.thule.com/en-us/us/produ...bike-carriers/thule-spare-met-963pro-_-963pro
Jorge1004
New member
Nice thanks a lot!!!
I have tried several. My favorite was the Thule T2 for many years. I'd still use one but for years, I was always intrigued by the US-made 1UPUSA. It is expensive but that is what I use now. I like that I can use just the one-bike tray and it is light too. I can then add on the second tray if needed. Easy to fold up and store but not flimsy. Downside is the price but the rest are crawling up in price too and this is fully built in the US. Good reputation in the MTB world too.
