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archieaxe
- Member since Nov 21, 2012
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Des Moines , Washington - 0 Followers
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Mar 18, 2022 at 15:47
Mar 18, 2022
Ibis Ripmo (large)
$4000 USDFor Sale is a 2019 Ibis Ripmo in black olive. Bought new in April 2020. With low miles and lots of upgrades. It’s been lovingly taken care of and been an awesome bike. It is a size large, and would fit anybody 5’9” and taller. It has a Fox DPX 2 rear shock and Fox Float 36 Grip 2 with Kashima coating. It is full SRAM NX 12 spd Eagle and Guide T brakes. The Wheels are Ibis 35 aluminum and the Maxxis Assegai tires have lots of life left in them. Has carbon On-one Knuckleball 777 handlebars and a 28t Rotor elliptical chain ring. KS e30i dropper in 150mm and Ibis Porkchop frame bag. Bike shop maintained by EVO in Seattle. There are two scratches near the stem from a bar mount and scratches on the ends of the crank arms. Asking $4000 obo. Local to Seattle area and prefer local pick-up, but we could discuss.
archieaxe 0's article
Jun 7, 2013 at 16:54
Jun 7, 2013
Pinkbike Poll: The One Bike
I feel like nobody who answered this poll commutes by bike and realistic distance. A 20 mile flat commute will cause most posters here to pick a fairly xcrountry-ish geometry with some sort of lockouts.
archieaxe BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 18:32
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
Alaska, cold but certainly not flat. Unless you live in Bethel, and then a fatbike is the least of your worries.
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archieaxe szczeki's article
Dec 12, 2012 at 19:56
Dec 12, 2012
Video: Jaws - Supernatural
I've heard that Brown County has great riding. I'm in northern IL.
archieaxe mikekazimer's article
Dec 9, 2012 at 8:56
Dec 9, 2012
Sedona Road Trip Part II: Cactus Spines and Singletrack
When I was a teenager I hated Sedona. I knew it was beautiful but I hated that it was a tourist town with a bunch of old people and nothing going on. I now realize that growing up there helped cultivate my love of riding. You can't ride a bike there without understanding the joy and love for the sport immediately. I'm sure it's the same way for kids who grew up in Bend, or Moab, or Whistler, or Steamboat. There is no having to imagine yourself in a beautiful challenging riding destination.
Long live Bike and Bean!
