Ibis Bikes for Sale in Denver

We keep a premium selection of Ibis bikes for sale on our showroom floor, but the lineup moves fast and our stock changes by the week. If the frame or build you want isn’t sitting on the wall, we’ll track it down or special order it in your size, your color, and your spec. When you buy an Ibis from Base Camp, you get Denver’s most experienced suspension and e-bike techs standing behind every bolt.

Ibis Bikes for Sale at Our Shop in Denver

Ibis builds a bike for nearly every kind of Colorado ride, from long alpine descents to flow trail laps to a gravel grind before work. Below is a quick look at the core lineup that we work with most to help you compare the different Ibis bikes for sale at our Denver bike shop. Talk to one of our team members before you buy, since the right model depends as much on your local trails and riding habits as it does on the spec sheet.

Model	Riding Style	Best Suited For...	Why We Love It
Ripmo	Long-travel trail / enduro	Big mountain days with sustained rocky descents	Coil shock compatibility gives us room to dial in spring rate specifically for the rider and the terrain
Ripley	Short-travel do-it-all trail bike	Riders who want one bike for cross-town singletrack and weekend mountain trips	Versatile geometry that rewards proper fit work more than almost anything else in the lineup
HD6	Enduro race bike	Aggressive descending, bike park laps, and race day	Longest travel in the family and mixed wheeled layout for a uniquely awesome ride
DV9	Hardtail dirt jump / park bike	Pump tracks, jump lines, and riders who want a playful, poppy feel	Simple, rigid platform means setup is all about geometry and tire choice, which our fitters dial in fast
Oso	Full-power e-MTB	Riders who want max assist for big vertical days in the mountains	Bosch drive system is a known quantity for our techs, and the suspension keeps a heavy e-bike composed on rocky descents

Model

Riding Style

Best Suited For…

Why We Love It

Ripmo

Long-travel trail / enduro

Big mountain days with sustained rocky descents

Coil shock compatibility gives us room to dial in spring rate specifically for the rider and the terrain

Ripley

Short-travel do-it-all trail bike

Riders who want one bike for cross-town singletrack and weekend mountain trips

Versatile geometry that rewards proper fit work more than almost anything else in the lineup

HD6

Enduro race bike

Aggressive descending, bike park laps, and race day

Longest travel in the family and mixed wheeled layout for a uniquely awesome ride

DV9

Hardtail dirt jump / park bike

Pump tracks, jump lines, and riders who want a playful, poppy feel

Simple, rigid platform means setup is all about geometry and tire choice, which our fitters dial in fast

OSO

Full-power e-MTB

Riders who want max assist for big vertical days in the mountains

Bosch drive system is a known quantity for our techs, and the suspension keeps a heavy e-bike composed on rocky descents

Ripmo

Built as a long-travel trail bike that can hang with enduro riders on the descents, the Ibis Ripmo is the pick for anyone who spends their weekends chasing big mountain days over sustained rocky terrain.

Ripley

The most adaptable bike in the Ibis lineup, the Ibis Ripley is a shorter-travel trail bike that handles everything from cross-town singletrack to weekend mountain trips. Contact point selection, meaning saddle, grips, and stem length, makes a bigger difference on this bike than almost any other model we sell.

HD6

This is Ibis’s longest-travel, most aggressive descender, built for enduro race stages and bike park days. The Ibis HD6 rewards a rider who has been properly fit and whose suspension has been set up for their weight and riding style, not factory defaults pulled off a spec sheet.

DV9

A hardtail built for the trailhead to the pump track, the Ibis DV9 is about playful, poppy handling rather than covering ground. Since there’s no rear suspension to tune, our fitters focus on geometry, tire choice, and cockpit setup to get the feel exactly right.

OSO

Ibis’s full-power e-MTB, the Ibis Oso is built for riders who want serious climbing assist without giving up descending manners on rowdy Front Range terrain. Battery placement keeps the center of gravity low, which matters the moment the trail tips downhill, and our techs handle the motor diagnostics and firmware side of ownership so the drive system stays reliable for the long haul.

Why We Love Riding Ibis on Front Range Trails

Ibis has been building carbon frames long before carbon was the industry default, which is why riders hunting for premium Ibis bikes for sale notice how balanced these frames feel on Colorado dirt. The DW-Link suspension platform is the real story here. It’s a kinematic layout that keeps the rear wheel tracking through square-edge hits while resisting the pedal bob that saps your legs on long alpine climbs. On a chunky, loose-over-hardpack descent in the foothills, that suspension design lets the bike stay planted and predictable instead of skating and deflecting off every rock.

What makes an Ibis worth riding here is how the frame and suspension work together on terrain that punishes both climbing efficiency and descending composure in the same ride. Front Range trails demand a bike that can grind up a rocky, sustained climb without wallowing, then hold a line through a high-speed rock garden without getting knocked off course. That’s the gap DW-Link fills, and it’s why our mechanics get genuinely excited every time a new Ripmo or Ripley rolls into the shop for a build.

The Base Camp Difference: Why Buy Your Ibis Here

Buying an Ibis online might save you a step at checkout, but it leaves the rest of the work to you. Base Camp builds every bike we sell around the rider, not just the frame, and that relationship keeps going long after you ride out of the shop. Here’s what that looks like in practice.

BCC Lifetime Warranty

Every Ibis purchased at Base Camp comes with Lifetime Free Adjustments. You also get a complimentary first Basic Tune once the bike has had a chance to break in, so the cables settle and everything gets torqued back to spec before you’re deep into a season of riding.

Custom Fitting and Suspension Tuning

An Ibis frame straight off the spec sheet is a starting point, not a finished product. Our mechanics fit the bike to your actual body, adjusting handlebar width, stem length, saddle choice, and even tire width (we run wide-rim setups with Maxxis Wide Trail or Schwalbe options depending on the bike and the rider) before you ever roll out the door. On the suspension side, we set air pressure and rebound based on your weight and local trail preferences, and for coil-equipped bikes like the Ripmo V3, we calculate the correct spring rate rather than handing you a bike that’s guessing.

No-Pressure Culture

Walk in, ask questions, sit on a few bikes, and take your time. Our shop culture is built around patient, knowledgeable conversation, not a sales quota. Whether you’re upgrading from a decade-old hardtail or cross-shopping your third carbon enduro bike, you’ll get the same straight answers and the same respect.

Test an Ibis on the Trails You’ll Actually Ride

A $9,000 bike deserves more than a parking lot test lap. Our demo fleet puts you on real Ibis models on real Front Range trails, so you can feel how the suspension handles a rocky descent or a steep alpine climb before you commit. Which models are available to demo changes with our current inventory, so give us a call or stop by to see what’s in the fleet right now. The demo program runs $150 a day, and up to $600 of what you spend demoing goes directly toward the purchase of your new bike.

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Don’t See Your Size or Build? We’ll Find It.

Floor stock shifts constantly, and we can’t promise every size and color combination is sitting in the shop right now. What we can promise is that we’ll track it down, special order it, or build it up exactly the way you want it. Fill out the form below, and one of our techs will follow up.