Ibis Ripley 1st Gen V1
Frame

Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Ibis
- Name
- Ripley 1st Gen V1
- Discipline
- Mountain
- Material
- Carbon
- Head Tube
- Tapered
- Upper S.H.I.S
- ZS44/28.6
- Lower S.H.I.S
- EC49/40
- Max Fork Travel (mm)
- 120
- Seatpost Diameter (mm)
- 31.6
- Wheel Sizes
- 700c / 29"
- Frame Size
- S, M, L, XL
- Rear Axle Standard
- 12 × 142 mm
- Rear Derailleur Mount
- Standard Hanger
- BB Standard
- BB92 PRESSFIT
- Disc Brake Mount
- Post Mount
- Cable Routing
- Internal
Compatibility
Ibis Ripley 1st Gen V1 is a Ibis mtb frame. Everything listed below was matched on a specification we hold for both parts: the interface each pairing actually depends on, such as freehub body, speed count, actuation or mounting standard. Where we could not verify that interface, the part is left out rather than assumed to fit.
Brake calipers this frame mounts20
RecommendedShimano
2-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER (BR-MT200)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedShimano
2-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER (BR-MT500)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedShimano
4-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedShimano
4-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER (BR-MT420)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedShimano
4-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER (BR-MT520)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedFSA
AFTERBURNER MTB
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedLTWOO
Brake Caliper (BR-M00B-160F)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedLTWOO
Brake Caliper (BR-M00B-160R)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedLTWOO
Brake Caliper (BR-M01B-160F)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedLTWOO
Brake Caliper (BR-M01B-160R)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedShimano
DEORE 2-PISTON BRAKE CALIPER (BR-MT410)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
EVO GR4
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
EVO TR4
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
Evo X2
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedWheelTop
MA3000 Hydraulic Brake Caliper Set (MTB)
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
RX4+SL PM
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
Tech 3 Duo
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
Tech 4 V4
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
XCR Pro E4
- Both use a post mount disc brake
RecommendedHope
XCR Pro X2
- Both use a post mount disc brake
Bottom brackets for this frame shell8
RecommendedFSA
BB392 crank to press fit BB89.5/92mm frame
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
RecommendedShimano
DEORE XT PRESS-FIT BOTTOM BRACKET 89.5/92 MM SHELL WIDTH
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
RecommendedFSA
MegaExo MTB crank to press fit BB92 frame (24mm)
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
RecommendedFSA
MegaExo MTB crank to press fit BB92 frame with ceramic bearings
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
RecommendedShimano
PRESS-FIT BOTTOM BRACKET 89.5/92 MM
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
RecommendedShimano
SAINT PRESS-FIT BOTTOM BRACKET 104.5/107 MM SHELL WIDTH
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
RecommendedShimano
SAINT PRESS-FIT BOTTOM BRACKET 89.5/92 MM SHELL WIDTH
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
RecommendedShimano
XTR PRESS-FIT BOTTOM BRACKET 89.5/92 MM SHELL WIDTH
- Both are bb92 pressfit bottom bracket shells
Forks with a matching steerer and wheel size20
RecommendedDeda Elementi
Allroad Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedSalsa
Cutthroat Carbon Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedSalsa
Firestarter Carbon Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
Lauf
Grit
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
Lauf
Grit SL
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedENVE
Road In-Route Fork 43mm
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedENVE
Road In-Route Fork 50mm
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
Lauf
TR Boost 29
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedSalsa
Waxwing Carbon Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedFox
32 FACTORY TC - GRIP SL
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedFox
32 PERFORMANCE TAPER-CAST - GRIP
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedWhisky Parts Co
Carbon Gravel Fork No.9 MCX+
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedKinesis
CXD Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedKinesis
DC37 Disc Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedKinesis
Fork Aithein Carbon
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedKinesis
Fork Aithein Columbus Black
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
Wound Up
Gravel X Disc 1.5" Tapered
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedKinesis
GTD Disc Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedKinesis
GTD Fork
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
RecommendedRockShox
Judy
- Both use a tapered 1-1/8" to 1.5" steerer
- Both are built for 700c wheels
Frequently Asked Questions
What fits Ibis Ripley 1st Gen V1?
On this page we list brake calipers this frame mounts, bottom brackets for this frame shell, forks with a matching steerer and wheel size. Each listing was matched on a specification we hold for both parts; anything we could not verify is omitted rather than assumed to fit.
Can I mix Ibis Ripley 1st Gen V1 with road components?
Ibis Ripley 1st Gen V1 is recorded as a mtb component. Some standards do carry across (cassette spacing at a given speed count, for instance), but cable pull ratio and chainline frequently differ between mtb and road groups, so check the specific pairing rather than assuming it carries over.