![Ibis HD6 Side Profile 1](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Studio/Ibis-HD6-Side-Profile-1.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=c5b69dbca5a14923dbb3ff525862b403 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Studio/Ibis-HD6-Side-Profile-1.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=a9663bfa203e1206f4aebfc5cbca5d7d 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Studio/Ibis-HD6-Side-Profile-1.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=beab7b9443215f63bee9cb756d2197d7 600w)
The 29″ front wheel, bolstered by 180mm of travel, assures stability, whereas the 27.5″ rear wheel allows for additional maneuverability. The 165mm of travel skillfully manages any fallout. With a 64 degree head tube angle (one degree slacker than the current Ripmo), a BB height similar to Mojo HD5, and chainstay length identical to the current Ripmo (despite the 27.5″ rear wheel), the bike maintains an equilibrium between agility and stability.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 2500x 73](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-73.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=bb1243ee2a6ba2bac325865d3f3fa0ad 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-73.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=31946ce7c12f59e65e277a45ba8194fb 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-73.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=cf80947b145d7e9a8c659eed5c8bb4d9 600w)
In order to place every size rider in the same position over the rear wheel, the HD’s seat tube angles get steeper as frame size increases. With four sizes, this would have resulted in larger jumps in reach, so we added a fifth size. The smaller increments across five sizes means that you can find just the right size. We encourage riders to choose their bike size based on their desired reach and top tube measurements.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 Traffic Cone Orange 4](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Traffic-Cone-Orange-4.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=28be3c4d340331a08be7434f96dfd918 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Traffic-Cone-Orange-4.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=bfb15449905915a9056b9dbfed68ba1e 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Traffic-Cone-Orange-4.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=36b4ad6bb7cb019cf95f54235e73978d 600w)
Our upper link suspension layout is progressive enough to be sensitive off the top, yet supportive enough for the biggest hits. It is also compatible with all coil shocks, for those longer race stages that can tax air shock performance.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 Lavendar Haze 1](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Purple/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Lavendar-Haze-1.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=0a133bedf262c86abd95981016c1b18a 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Purple/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Lavendar-Haze-1.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=6b3299b174b66986479088c57380695c 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Purple/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Lavendar-Haze-1.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=e8f4e3a94e8a6d7c130741fac0b0193d 600w)
The suspension layout may be new, but it’s still DW-Link. The inherent efficiency means you don’t need an overdamped shock to climb well. Less shock damping allows the wheels to stay planted on the ground, providing more traction and that hover-bike feel that our frames are known for. The HD6 climbs with a finesse that defies its enduro race pedigree.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 2500x 25](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-25.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=c32bb279c0ebba7a32eee701c2d198f2 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-25.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=aaf220b79123fcf51b2b237b0d81396e 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-25.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=08cbf3d6aadc62eb068a979a515aa1b0 600w)
Our custom tuned front and rear suspension feature extra light high speed compression and rebound damping to deliver unparalleled traction. This allows the wheels to flutter through rough terrain like a trophy truck storming through a set of whoops. To learn more about our Traction Tune philosophy, click here.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 Traffic Cone Orange 9](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Traffic-Cone-Orange-9.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=3b8ea9d27c6b39930b5b75f20b298f2f 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Traffic-Cone-Orange-9.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=555eb70be38ed8c78126eb6b4ecdd48a 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Traffic-Cone-Orange-9.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=a198e62788c2ad78c9817304af818e2e 600w)
Tired of buying bearings each season? So were we. That’s why we’ve strategically employed bushings where they’re most effective and bearings elsewhere. The IGUS bushings in our lower link are not only lighter and stiffer, they’re virtually maintenance-free. We believe so strongly in them, we back them with free lifetime replacement.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 Lavendar Haze 2500x 3](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Purple/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Lavendar-Haze_2500x-3.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=7828b60bfee853694f7a1914afb61d1b 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Purple/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Lavendar-Haze_2500x-3.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=329db5d432c86e1f81a5eda08bd954fb 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Purple/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Lavendar-Haze_2500x-3.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=b34d36bd43631cfe3c6eeefbaa60b864 600w)
All our bikes are built from the highest grade materials and optimized for the best strength, weight, stiffness, and ride performance — no matter how much you spend. The HD6 frame is sub 6 lbs without shock and our complete Enduro ready builds weigh as little as 32 lbs.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 Enchanted Forest Green 2500x 7](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Green/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Enchanted-Forest-Green_2500x-7.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=7450be04b62f29cdcdac877bf15eff28 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Green/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Enchanted-Forest-Green_2500x-7.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=c0d67be4770e3746ad9c3a9bd281afd9 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Green/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Enchanted-Forest-Green_2500x-7.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=85a1f9bbf4374cc3be38a8fdf9ce7310 600w)
Bikes that look pretty on the outside should look pretty on the inside. We use carbon fiber tubes molded within each frame. Push the cable in, watch it pop out — a beautiful moment indeed.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 Enchanted Forest Green 2500x 17](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Green/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Enchanted-Forest-Green_2500x-17.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=0009f3a0fe3fe9f3d2af0fec63ff2710 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Green/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Enchanted-Forest-Green_2500x-17.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=01268bdc22199314a5b03bbac8c99ed3 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Green/Ibis-Cycles-HD6-Enchanted-Forest-Green_2500x-17.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=6310bdc65b7405d0becb8f548c1a4c89 600w)
A thick rubber downtube protector deflects debris, while our chainstay protector features thick raised sections to help dampen chain slap noise. And our simple-yet-elegant linkage protectors stop mud and rocks thrown by the tire, keeping your beautiful bike beautiful.
![Ibis Cycles HD6 2500x 33](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-33.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=1200&s=36e7ed55c17221cd55e65f2c1c06ee6c 1200w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-33.jpg?fit=clip&q=90&w=800&s=d64d046b87d156daf18c74e0813207c9 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/Gallery/Action/Ibis-Cycles-HD6_2500x-33.jpg?fit=clip&q=60&w=600&s=7dc2a6e993299cf056df972984e8d300 600w)
If it’s our fault, we’ll fix it. Simple as that.
Progressive Geometry
Designed for enduro racing and big mountain descents.
![Hd6 geo](https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/hd6-geo.png?fit=clip&q=80&w=1600&s=58b8516f7975f6ef54324bd00d61130f 1600w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/hd6-geo.png?fit=clip&q=80&w=800&s=2af43daae2ce76d014cc579835ca568f 800w, https://ibiscycles.imgix.net/images/Bikes/HD6/hd6-geo.png?fit=clip&q=80&w=400&s=33706da4320491bc15268956a57437f9 400w)
180mm Fork (593.7mm axle to crown)
Nominal Size | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Seat Tube Length | A | 400 15.7 | 400 15.7 | 406 16 | 450 17.7 | 470 18.5 |
Top Tube Length | B | 585 23 | 610 24 | 630 24.8 | 655 25.8 | 685 27 |
Head Tube Length (4mm stack of lower cup not included) | C | 81 3.2 | 86 3.4 | 91 3.6 | 100 3.9 | 115 4.5 |
Chainstay Length | D | 435 17.1 | 435 17.1 | 435 17.1 | 435 17.1 | 435 17.1 |
Seat Tube Angle | E | 76° 76° | 76° 76° | 76.5° 76.5° | 77° 77° | 77.5° 77.5° |
Head Tube Angle | G | 64° 64° | 64° 64° | 64° 64° | 64° 64° | 64° 64° |
Wheelbase | H | 1202 47.3 | 1228 48.3 | 1256 49.4 | 1288 50.7 | 1328 52.3 |
BB Height (with 2.5WT Maxxis Assegai tires) | 345 13.6 | 345 13.6 | 345 13.6 | 345 13.6 | 345 13.6 | |
BB Drop | K | 30 1.2 | 30 1.2 | 30 1.2 | 30 1.2 | 30 1.2 |
Stack | I | 621 24.4 | 625 24.6 | 630 24.8 | 638 25.1 | 651 25.6 |
Reach | J | 430 16.9 | 454 17.9 | 480 18.9 | 508 20 | 541 21.3 |
Saddle height for seat tube angle | F | 650 25.6 | 700 27.6 | 745 29.3 | 790 31.1 | 830 32.7 |
Standover | L | 725 28.5 | 735 28.9 | 752 29.6 | 765 30.1 | 769 30.3 |
Trail | 136 5.4 | 136 5.4 | 136 5.4 | 136 5.4 | 136 5.4 | |
Fork Offset | 44 1.7 | 44 1.7 | 44 1.7 | 44 1.7 | 44 1.7 |
Sizing Guide (Rider Height)
Version | HD6 |
Frame Material | Carbon front and rear triangle |
Frame Weight | A size large HD6 frame with an X2 weighs 7.7 lbs / 3.5kg |
Wheel Size | 29/27.5” mixed wheelsize, up to 2.5" tire clearance |
Front Travel | 180mm |
Rear Travel | 165mm |
Shock Specs | 230 x 65mm |
Boost Axles | 148mm rear / 110mm front |
Seatpost Diameter | 34.9mm |
Rear Brake | 180mm Post mount / 220mm max rotor |
Chainstay Length | 435mm |
Bottom Bracket | Threaded (73mm BSA) |
Chainline | 55mm chainline |
Derailleur Hanger | SRAM UDH |
ISCG 05 Compatible | ISCG 05 Tab Mount available separately |
Headset | ZS44 upper / ZS56 lower |
Colors | Traffic Cone Orange, Enchanted Forest Green or Lavender Haze |
Sizes | 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 |
Frame Warranty | Lifetime |
HD6 Specific FAQs
Yes, all Ibis bicycles ship with a Traction Tune rear shock. The compression and rebound tune is lighter compared to an off the shelf Fox Float X2.
The HD6 is rated for 180-190 mm suspension forks.
The HD6 is optimized around a 44mm offset fork. A 51mm offset fork shortens the trail (the distance between the contact patch and the steering axis), which can cause the front end to feel less stable.
The HD6 has a 55mm chainline.
55mm chainline cranksets include:
Sram Dub Wide Cranksets.
Shimano 120 Series Cranksets, or 125 in the case of XTR
A variety of other manufacturers offer 55mm chainline cranksets. Verify with your preferred crankset manufacturer before purchasing and installing.
Check out our Bottom Bracket installation guide for 55mm chainline cranksets here.
No, the HD6 is a dedicated mixed wheel bike. A 29” wheel will not fit. The use of a 29” rear wheel will void the frame’s warranty.
Yes! Our new upper link driven suspension design supports any 230 x 65mm coil shock.
Most 27.5” x 2.5” tires will fit on the HD6. Always verify there is a minimum of 8mm of clearance between the frame and tire at the tightest point before riding.
The max chainring on the HD6 is a 36t.
Yes, the max size oval chainring we recommend is a 34T. Not all oval chainrings are the same, so we recommend double checking clearance before installation.
26 oz Purist water bottle (with an Arrundale Side Loader Cage, available on our webstore) fits on all frame sizes, except the size 1 / small, which can accommodate a 22 oz Purist bottle.
A size large HD6 frame with an X2 weighs 7.7 lbs / 3.5kg. Our complete builds (size large) begin at 31.66 lbs (14.54 kg) with all frame protection installed and sealant in the tires.
You can find torque specs for the HD6 in the tab on the right.
The HD6 uses a 180mm post mount rear brake mount.
To run a 180mm rotor, you'll use the shimano caliper bolts. No adapter is needed.
To run a 203mm rotor, you'll use the following Shimano part number: SM-MA-F203P / P
For more information, the following is a link to the adaptor chart:
Yes it does. Pork Chop Frame Bags are available here.
Many of our paints are available online via My Perfect Color. Some automotive retailers have the ability to custom match paint.
The PMS color code for the HD6 are:
- Lavender Haze:
- Front: PMS 7446, Gloss
- Rear: PMS 2379, Matte
- Emerald Forest Green:
- Front: NA, this is a custom matte paint
- Rear: PMS Black, Matte
- Traffic Cone Orange:
- Front: PMS 172, Gloss
- Rear: PMS 446, Matte
General FAQs
To see our general FAQs click here.
Dropper Post Saddle Height Calculations
Do not try to insert your post deeper than these measurements. Forcing the post can result in a seat tube failure.
IMPORTANT: Before riding, check the saddle to tire clearance with the dropper post fully dropped and the air out of the shock with frame compressed to bottom out.
Frame measurement | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Maximum Seatpost Insertion (mm) | 250 | 280 | 290 | 300 | 300 |
Bike Yoke Revive
Measurement from center BB to center of saddle rail (mm)
Drop | Min/Max | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
125 | Min | 567 | 567 | 573 | 617 | 637 |
Max | 685 | 685 | 691 | 735 | 755 | |
160 | Min | 602 | 602 | 608 | 652 | 672 |
Max | 735 | 735 | 741 | 785 | 805 | |
185 | Min | 635 | 626 | 632 | 676 | 696 |
Max | 755 | 755 | 761 | 805 | 825 | |
213 | Min | 700 | 670 | 666 | 705 | 725 |
Max | 820 | 820 | 826 | 870 | 890 |
KS RAGEi
Measurement from center BB to center of saddle rail (mm)
Drop | Min/Max | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
125 | Min | 581 | 581 | 587 | 631 | 651 |
Max | 678 | 678 | 684 | 728 | 748 | |
150 | Min | 606 | 606 | 612 | 656 | 676 |
Max | 718 | 718 | 724 | 768 | 788 | |
170 | Min | 627 | 627 | 633 | 677 | 697 |
Max | 751 | 751 | 757 | 801 | 821 | |
190 | Min | 661 | 647 | 653 | 697 | 717 |
Max | 781 | 781 | 787 | 831 | 851 |
Reverb AXS
Measurement from center BB to center of saddle rail (mm)
Drop | Min/Max | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
125 | Min | 590 | 590 | 596 | 640 | 660 |
Max | 710 | 710 | 716 | 760 | 780 | |
150 | Min | 615 | 615 | 621 | 665 | 685 |
Max | 760 | 760 | 766 | 810 | 830 | |
170 | Min | 635 | 635 | 641 | 685 | 705 |
Max | 800 | 800 | 806 | 850 | 870 |
Hardware | Torque Spec (Nm) | Thread Treatment / Notes |
---|---|---|
Suspension | ||
Forward Shock Mount Bolts | 10 | Loctite 243 on threads |
Rear Shock to clevis bolt | 20 | Titanium Bolts: Ti anti-seize on shaft and threads |
Linkage | ||
Upper link to front triangle | 20 | Loctite 243 on threads (if no green threadpatch), grease on flange |
Upper Link to Clevis | 20 | Loctite 243 on threads, grease under bolt head |
Upper link to rear triangle | 35 | Loctite 243 on threads, grease under bolt head |
Lower Link 4mm Side Preload Bolts | 2 | Loctite 243 on threads, grease under bolt head |
Lower Link 5mm Pinch Bolts | 10 | Loctite 243 |
Misc | ||
Rear Brake Caliper | 6 | Loctite 243 |
Seat Binder | 6 | Grease |
Derailleur Hanger Bolt | 25 | Dry (reverse thread!) |
Rear Axle | 12 | Grease |