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The first word that comes to mind when describing the Revel Rail 29 is, playful. With 155mm of smooth, active Canfield Balance Formula (CBF) suspension it’s more than ready to send and smash on gnarly descents. But the Rail 29’s geometry is a bit shorter than other long-travel 29ers, making it extra flickable and poppy. It’s perfect for big mountain backcountry missions and Southern Utah technical trails.

Built for speed, the 2022 Pivot Firebird 29er is a big mountain enduro weapon. The new Firebird is longer and slacker with more travel (165mm rear/170mm front) and an updated DW Link suspension that smooths out blocky hits even more than before. And since it’s a DW Link bike, you know it can climb, too. Whether you’re looking to podium enduro races, hit big Rampage lines or set records on Southern Utah’s gnarliest downhills, the 2022 Pivot Firebird is more than ready.

We’re excited to be adding the new SCOR 4060 29er to our mountain bike rental fleet. This bike is getting a lot of very positive press. It comes in two configurations, the 140mm ST and the 160mm LT. Both bikes use the same carbon frame with a different stroke shock along with a flip chip and headset cup adjustment. The 4060 was designed to be a fun bike more than a race bike. The geometry is slack with a long front end and short chainstays. The result is a bike that’s stable but still playful and responsive. That’s a great combination for a Southern Utah mesa bike.

The Niner Jet 9 was “completely reimagined” in 2021. With a premium carbon frame, 120mm of rear-wheel suspension and smooth-rolling 29er wheels, the 2021 Niner Jet 9 is ready for nearly anything. The updated 2021 geometry is longer and slacker, transforming the former cross-country trail bike into a downcountry Southern Utah shredder. If you want a bike for all-day mesa adventures and the occasional XC or marathon race, the 2021 Niner Jet 9 is your bike.

Knolly’s original 29er, the Fugitive, is back and better than ever. Increased travel and longer, slacker geo make the Knolly Fugitive 138 an even more versatile and capable all-rounder trail bike. The patented FourBy4 suspension gives the new Fugitive that Knolly feel with unlimited traction and absolute confidence when things get rowdy. The Knolly Fugitive 138 is just as happy and comfortable doing shuttle laps as it is doing big pedal days in the mountains. Take the Fugitive out for a rip and find out if it’s the bike for you!

The Ibis Ripley AF 29er is an aluminum version of the bike Ibis calls, “beloved, category-defying, short-travel,” and “singletrack-scorching.” It’s a 120mm-travel 29er trail bike with DW Link suspension and a 130mm fork. The carbon Ripley V4 is one of our most popular rental bikes because it’s efficient, comfortable and fun to ride on nearly any trail. The new Ripley AF fits the same basic bill but with longer, slacker geometry to make it a bit more shredly on the DH. Of course, one of the Ripley AF’s main selling points is the price. The aluminum frame makes it considerably more affordable than the carbon V4, putting Ripley 29er fun and performance within reach of a much larger group of riders. Come ride the Ripley AF and find out for yourself!

Nothing feels like a Knolly. If you’re Knolly-curious but haven’t been tempted by the 27.5 Warden or the Fugitive 29er trail bike, the new Knolly Chilcotin might be just what you’re been looking for. It’s a 151mm-travel 29er designed for enduro racing and big mountain freeride. (There’s a 167mm Chilcotin, too.) Stretched-out, speed-friendly geometry and Knolly’s patented Fourby4 suspension ensure the new Chilcotin is ready for anything.

The Pivot Trail 429 has been Pivot’s best selling bike for many years. To borrow from the Pivot website “There’s a dizzying range of bikes out there these days — XC, trail, all-mountain, enduro… What if you just want a bike that rips on nearly every trail? This is that bike. The Trail 429 is brilliant just about everywhere. It accelerates and climbs like a cross-country bike yet more than holds its own on tough terrain… Effortless handling, incredible power transfer and blazing acceleration are what set the Trail 429 apart from so many other trail bikes.”

We’re psyched to be adding Canfield Bikes to our lineup with the new Canfield Tilt 29er. The Tilt is a 138mm rear-travel trail bike built around a carefully engineered alloy frame and Canfield’s patented CBF (Canfield Balance Formula) suspension system. Designed to be the ultimate all-rounder, the Canfield Tilt combines aggressive trail geometry with the exceptionally smooth yet efficient CBF suspension. If you’re the kind of rider that likes all-day missions with lots of chunk, the Canfield Tilt was built for you.

Positioned between the Following and Wreckoning, the new 2021 Evil Offering 29er is an all-mountain, quiver-killer trail bike. The 140mm-travel all-carbon 29er comes with a 150mm fork and has longer, slacker geometry than the previous Offering. Evil’s DELTA System suspension (Dave’s Extra Legitimate Travel Apparatus) makes the bike super poppy and playful with excellent cornering traction and big hit plushness when you need it. If you’re looking for a Southern Utah mesa bike that’s also at home on big mountain singletrack and the dirt jumps, look no further than the 2021 Evil Offering.

Niner Bikes are back at OTE, Hurricane! Niner’s Rip 9 RDO 29er is their “do-it-all trail bike.” It has 140mm of rear travel, a beefy 150mm Fox 36 fork and a carefully-tuned RDO carbon frame. Made for all-mountain Rip-ping, the Rip 9 is longer, slacker and lower than any bike Niner has ever made. The CVA suspension (Constantly Varying Arc) with “calibrated anti-squat” makes the Rip 9 an exceptional climber that stays active nearly all the time. Whether you’re headed to the bike park at Brian Head or heading out for an all-day Gooseberry Mesa epic, the Niner Rip 9 RDO 29 is ready to party.

The long-awaited Esker 29er is here – come ride the new Esker Rowl in Hurricane, now! Designed to be a one-bike-quiver, the Rowl has 140mm of rear wheel travel, a 150mm fork, all-mountain geometry and Dave Weagel’s Orion suspension system. It has a unique feel that combines really efficient pedaling with super plush, active suspension. Esker says they “design and build mountain bikes for the whole mountain” and the Rowl is perfect for Southern Utah mesa riding. Gooseberry Mesa, Guacamole, JEM, even the Brian Head bike park – the Rowl will show you a good time on all of them. We loved the Esker Elkat 27.5 trail bike and are excited to now offer the Esker Rowl 29er trail bike in our rental fleet, as well.

Cross-country bikes aren’t usually our jam. But when Revel makes an XC bike, we pay attention. With their cutting-edge carbon frame designs and the amazing CBF (Canfield Balance Formula) suspension system, Revel has a reputation as a high-end boutique trail bike brand. So, it was a surprise when they announced the Ranger, a 115mm cross-country 29er. Don’t let the short travel fool you, though. Lycra is not required and the Ranger’s trail-friendly geometry and Canfield suspension make it feel like a whole lot more bike than the numbers indicate. Whether you’re looking for an XC race bike, a long-distance backcountry bike or you wanna do 50-mile Southern Utah mesa missions, the Revel Ranger is a super-efficient pedaler that’s as sendy as you want it to be.

It’s big, it’s bad, it’s back – the 2021 Evil Wreckoning 29er is out and we’ve got it! With 166mm of travel, a 170mm fork and rubble-smoothing 29er wheels, the Evil Wreckoning is an absolute mesa dominator. If you like big bikes with big wheels on big trails like Grafton Mesa, Flying Monkey or Brian Head black diamond bike park action, the new Evil Wreckoning is the bike you want to be on.

Version 3 of the original short-travel, aggressive 29er trail bike is here – introducing the 2020 Evil Following! The original Following was ahead of its time, combining sendy trail geometry with 29er wheels for an all-day pedal machine that could also rip the DH. The new Evil Following V3 took cues from current longer-slacker geometry trends but reined in the wheelbase and chose a relatively steep 67.2° head angle (X-Low setting) to keep the playful, poppy character the Following is known for. With 120mm of Delta System suspension in the rear, a 130mm fork and an even lighter, stiffer carbon frame, the new Evil Following is ready for Jem Trail laps or big backcountry rides that end at the bike park.

Our friends like to rip. A couple of years ago Ibis blessed us with the Ripmo – a long-travel carbon 29er made for big rides and big mountain trails. Now, you can rip even more on the new Ibis Ripmo V2. Based on the aluminum Ripmo AF, the carbon-framed V2 pairs the same travel (147mm rear/160mm front) with updated geometry that’s longer and a full degree slacker for seriously increased ripability. Like the AF, the new Ripmo V2 also has updated suspension that’s plusher off the top and more progressive so you can send it hard without worrying about bottoming out. If you’re looking for an all-mountain enduro 29er to dominate at Guacamole, Little Creek and the bike park, the Ibis Ripmo V2 serves up all the rip you can handle.

It’s back and it’s shreddier than ever! Designed for all-mountain versatility, the 2020 Pivot Switchblade has a new carbon frame with more travel, contemporary geometry and an updated DW Link suspension system. With 29er wheels, 142mm of rear-wheel travel, a 160mm Fox 36 fork and longer, slacker geometry, the new Switchblade is even more of a magical, one-bike-fits-all creature than the original. If 29er wheels aren’t your jam, it can also be set up as 27.5+ or even a mullet bike with a 29-inch wheel up front and a 27.5-inch wheel in the back. The updated DW link is more progressive for coil shock compatibility; and the updated position-sensitive anti-squat kinematics make the 2020 Switchblade a goat when you’re pedaling through chunky technical terrain – something there’s no shortage of here in Southern Utah.

Do you like the cut of the Ibis Ripmo 29er but find it a bit pricy? Or maybe you feel more comfortable on a bike that’s made of actual metal. If either of these things is true, then the Ibis Ripmo AF might be right for you. The AF stands for Aluminum Frame, which makes this bike metal AF. The alloy frame also makes it a great deal. You can get a complete Ripmo AF starting at just $2999. With mucho-sendo, hella-slack geometry, 147mm of DW Link suspension and a super-adjustable 160mm DVO fork, the Ibis Ripmo AF is just itching for Grafton shuttle laps.

The Revel brand may be new but the people behind it are mountain bike industry vets and the 130mm Revel Rascal 29er is more than just another pretty face. The Rascal’s special sauce is a delicious blend of fun geometry, silky-smooth suspension and innovative carbon design. The Rascal uses Revel’s own special carbon layup for a frame they say is both stiffer and lighter than the competition. The geometry is near-perfect for a 29er trail bike – the longer wheelbase, slack 66° head angle and low bottom bracket make it stable and confident on steep, rocky descents; while short chainstays and a compact cockpit make it a quick, intuitive handler. Last but not least, the Revel Rascal’s Canfield Balance Formula (CBF) suspension provides superior pedal performance while slicing through the chunder like a hot knife through butter. Seriously – the Revel Rascal is so smooth! Come demo one of our Revel Rascal 29er rental bikes and see if you don’t think it’s in a class of its own.

All new for 2020, the Rocky Mountain Slayer has longer, slacker geometry, more travel and is now available with 29 or 27.5-inch wheels. The Slayer 29er has 170mm of travel and the 27.5 Slayer has 180mm of travel. We have the carbon 29er Slayer available for rent and Rocky also makes a more affordable, all alloy Slayer. In their first ride report, Pinkbike says the new Slayer is a, “return to its freeride roots.” We agree. While the 2020 Slayer pedals very well for a 170mm bike, it’s happiest in the middle of a long, rocky downhill. It’s one of the first bikes we’d choose to ride Grafton Mesa, Flying Monkey or the Brian Head bike park. Put a 200mm dual-crown fork on it and it’s ready for Red Bull Rampage. Do you think you’ve got what it takes to handle the Slayer?

Version 4 of the Ibis Ripley 29er is here and we’ve got ’em! Half a pound lighter than the LS with cutting-edge geometry and 120mm of rear wheel DW Link suspension – the new Ripley is one of our most versatile and fun big wheel trail bikes. It pedals like an XC racer and rips the singletrack donwhills like a BMX bike. If you’re all about big days but don’t want to hold back when it gets chunky, the Ibis Ripley V4 is the bike you want.

For a detailed Ripley review, including photos, specs, geometry and pricing, visit our Ibis Ripley V4 29er bike page.

The Pivot Mach 4 SL 29er is a super-light, race-bred, trail-eating machine and our pick for smaller, lighter riders who want a no-compromise Southern Utah mountain bike rental. Pivot has long been a friend of smaller mountain bikers, engineering great-fitting small and extra-small bikes. The Mach 4 SL’s light, stiff carbon frame, DW Link suspension and 29-inch wheels make it a powerful climber, comfortable pedaler and great all-around full-suspension rig. New-school geometry and 100mm of premium Fox suspension make it precise, playful and confident on the technical slickrock terrain you come to Southern Utah to ride. Small and extra small riders will have a great time exploring the Hurricane mesas on our Pivot Mach 4 SL 29er rental bikes.