Mojo HD

The Mojo HD was a mountain bike frame produced by Ibis Cycles. It was a full-suspension frame designed for trail and all-mountain riding, known for its dw-link suspension system, which provided efficient pedaling and effective bump absorption. The "HD" designation indicated a more robust build compared to the standard Mojo, intended to handle more aggressive riding and larger drops. The Mojo HD was offered in various iterations over the years, often featuring updates to geometry, suspension kinematics, and materials, reflecting advancements in mountain bike technology. Key features often included a tapered headtube, internal cable routing, and compatibility with different wheel sizes (typically 26", 27.5", and 29" depending on the specific model year). Production of the Mojo HD has been discontinued by Ibis, with the company focusing on newer models.