Fullerton Bicycles: So. Cal's Newest Ibis Dealer!

Wow. I can't believe it we are finally kicking off a new brand at Fullerton Bicycles. We are really excited about this one. If you know my shops, we offer a limited selection of brands. After a lot of time talking with customers, friends and my employees, we decided the new brand must have a few key things going for them.

1. Bling Factor. We like it when our customers need bibs to catch the drool.
2. Quality product.
3. Something you won't find in every shop
4. A company that is PASSIONATE and puts a lot back into the community

So with all the reasons listed above, and a few more, we chose...



HEY LADIES. Did you know a woman is part owner of the company? :wave:
Roxy designed the clean lines of the Mojo frames. She's worked on tons of other products (including Camelbak and Light & Motion). Here's your chance to support a female-owned company!

Mojo SL
Super lightweight. Strong. Versatile. The frame that forced haters to admit carbon was here to stay.



Mojo SL-R
Completely new design. Shatters the beliefs that a lightweight frame can't be ridiculously strong. Eighty to ninety percent as strong as the HD models. 142mm rear axle. Maxle rear end. Large frame weighs 4.9lbs. Complete XTR bike weighs 22.4lbs. Even though they won't be available until June or July, customers have already started lining up. Perfect So. Cal bike!!!







Mojo HD 140
I'm really excited about this frame. Super stiff. Pedals like a XC bike. What I like about this frame is if you change out the rear shock and upper shock mount, this frame changes into a HD 160. Big Bear, Mammoth, Lake Tahoe, you may even have enough bike to safely finish the Fullerton Loop.



Mojo HD 160
If you are looking for a frame that pedals like your road bike and kills it when you point it downhill, stop looking. Just stop. Super light. Super strong! 67 degree head angle. MAXLE rear end. You will see a few guys racing them at Fontana!





Tranny
One of the most versatile frames on this (or any planet). Carbon. Slot machine (adjustable length chainstay). Frame weight right around 3 pounds. Geared. Single speed. Fourcross. Dual slalom. Build it any way you want.





Silk SL
Really clean looking carbon road frame. 58cm frame weighs 2.2lbs. Super strong. The Silk SL can survive a 900lb. frontal impact (at the front axle) before failure of the down tube. Not quite as strong as Dino's Iron Horse. It is stronger than many full suspension mountain bikes. LOADING ISSUE. TEMPORARY PIC. I'VE GOT A STORE TO RUN.



Hakkalugi
Cyclocross bike. Road bike. Commuter bike. Lightweight (2.4lb. / 55cm). Best of all, it's got "lugi" in the name!



"Hand Job" cantilever mount cable stop. I didn't give it the name, they did.



Next time I'm in Santa Cruz, I will give the Ibis family a call.
If they don't give me a guided tour, someone's gonna get cut!



29er
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Congratulations! Fullerton Bikes is the best bike shop in So Cal to carry IBIS.

I think we'll be talking about something around November or so.

 

AWESOME! Finally an awesome local shop carrying ibis

 

Lee, Thanks MAN! we are just having FUN.. we have a few test bikes in the mo-jo We should and hope to see the hd, and the new SL-r mid July,, we have a few guys on the list! I understand that IBIS has a long long back order list for these bikes... So put the Intense down and come demo one Lee! Your feed back is valued

 

cool. Have to stop by to check them out.

 

*drool*

 

After further consideration, I think all of my wife's and my Intense's are for sale (sold my Tracer VP a couple weeks ago). I think her 5.5 and SlopeStyle may be replaced by a Mojo SL, and my SlopeStyle may get replace by an HD, but I'll also still need a light trail/XC bike. :-k We'll definately have to talk!

 

Woooooohoooooooooo!!!!!!!!

 

Congrats on your choice! From the point of view of non-techie rider, I've always thought Ibis had sexy bikes, and these newer models look even better!

Mike, will you be able to get any XS sizes for the SL-R or HD 140?

 

Just in time for Christmas...better start saving my pennies now - or would that be dimes :lol:

 

Lee I think I just swallowed my spoon! Mr. Intense going to another brand out side of your own! wow this must be some good stuff we have at the shop..... I dont think they make BMX framse yet! You might have to hold back on them for a little while!

 

Maybe Orange for you?

 

A few people have been asking...

-If they order a SL-R now, will it arrive with the first shipment? (June/July)
If they order it in June/July (will they have to wait a few weeks... a month)

-With regard to the SL-R's, will they be available in all colors (black, silver, white and orange)...
Or will the first batch consist of one or two colors?

-Any idea when a built HD will find its way onto the showroom floor?

 

You just thought that because I used to ride one. Everything I ride looks sexy. 8)

WTH! Somebody get a raise I should know about? :-k

 

Was in fullerton bikes yesterday and those skittle color ibis bikes look awesome! They tried to get me to ride one but I wasn't about to go down that road. Coincidentally I have two custom longboards that are the same skittle colors as the ibis's in the shop right now.

 

we might see a HD in a few weeks!

 

I'm looking forward to riding that HD140. I placed my order today.

 

HatTrick you will be soooo stocked when you see your bike! I promise you that for sure! can you say BLING BLING! ?? Drool drool! I just ordered 25 big boy bibs! LOL

 

Man, that white one would look very very good under me.