Raaw Jibb V2 LT 1

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Model
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Parts

Frame
RAAW
Jibb V2 LT
Long Travel - Large
Frame: RAAW Jibb V2 LT. Misc: Long Travel - Large
Rear Shock
Öhlins
TTX22m.2 Coil
185x55 - 571lb
Rear Shock: Öhlins TTX22m.2 Coil. Misc: 185x55 - 571lb
Fork
Marzocchi
Super Z
160mm
Fork: Marzocchi Super Z. Misc: 160mm
Headset
Cane Creek
Hellbender 70
Headset: Cane Creek Hellbender 70
Handlebar
Chromag
Fubar OSX LTD
Handlebar: Chromag Fubar OSX LTD
Stem
Chromag
Riza
38mm
Stem: Chromag Riza. Misc: 38mm
Grips
DEITY
Knuckleduster
Grips: DEITY Knuckleduster
Brakes
Magura
MT7 Pro
Brakes: Magura MT7 Pro
Brake Levers
Magura
MT7 Pro
Brake Levers: Magura MT7 Pro
Shifters
Shimano
Deore XT M8100 12-Speed
Shifters: Shimano Deore XT M8100 12-Speed
Rear Derailleur
Shimano
Deore XT M8100 12-Speed
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore XT M8100 12-Speed
Cranks
Shimano
Deore XT M8100
165mm
Cranks: Shimano Deore XT M8100. Misc: 165mm
Chainrings / Sprocket
Shimano
Deore XT
30 tooth
Chainrings / Sprocket: Shimano Deore XT. Misc: 30 tooth
Bottom Bracket
Shimano
Deore XT BB-MT800
Bottom Bracket: Shimano Deore XT BB-MT800
Chain
KMC
X12 Gold and Black
Chain: KMC X12 Gold and Black
Cassette / Rear Cog
Shimano
Deore XT M8100-12
10-51T
Cassette / Rear Cog: Shimano Deore XT M8100-12. Misc: 10-51T
Pedals
Chromag
Dagga
Pedals: Chromag Dagga
Front Rim
DT Swiss
EX 1700
28h
Front Rim: DT Swiss EX 1700. Misc: 28h
Rear Rim
DT Swiss
EX 1700
28h
Rear Rim: DT Swiss EX 1700. Misc: 28h
Hubs
DT Swiss
350 Straight Pull
Hubs: DT Swiss 350 Straight Pull
Spokes
DT Swiss
Competition
Spokes: DT Swiss Competition
Front Tire
Continental
Kryptotal Fr Enduro Soft
Front Tire: Continental Kryptotal Fr Enduro Soft
Rear Tire
Continental
Kryptotal Re Enduro Soft
Rear Tire: Continental Kryptotal Re Enduro Soft
Saddle
Ergon
SM Enduro
M/L
Saddle: Ergon SM Enduro. Misc: M/L
Seatpost
OneUp Components
V3 210mm
Shimmed to 190mm
Seatpost: OneUp Components V3 210mm. Misc: Shimmed to 190mm
Seatpost Clamp
Other
RAAW
Seatpost Clamp: Other RAAW
General Info

General Info

Model Year
2025
Model Year:
2025
Intended Use
Trail / All-Mountain
Intended Use:
Trail / All-Mountain
Weight
36 lb 0 oz (16,329 g)
Weight: 36 lb 0 oz (16,329 g)
Additional Info

Debated for many months over a Madonna V3 or a Jibb V2. I do a very larger mixture of riding, steep rough gnarly trails, flowy fast trail riding, even some long days pedaling through rolling XC trails in the Canadian Rockies and interior BC. I wanted something that could fit that mix of my riding preferences without switching between 3 different bikes day to day, as 60-70% of my riding is in that blue / black enduro / trail section of the MTB world. 

When I learned of the LT version of the Jibb V2 with 160/141 I was convinced this would be that great balance I needed in a bike, or I thought anyways...still unsure after many years on a 170/170 or 170/160 enduro.

First ride at the local towns mini flow trail park. For some context, I generally dislike these local trails as i find them tame, poorly built and with a sandy loamy round rock soil that doesn't always ride well, but unthaws quickly after our Canadian winters. Almost instantly on the first run, i knew i made the right choice, smooth, FAST, grippy, quiet and buttery. Pedaled so well on the short punchy climbs. 

I knew if it felt good here, it had to be amazing on proper trails, right?? 

A few weeks later and many more rides on proper Rocky mountain trails, and i am more in love than before. 

Smooth, fast, blasting through rough, rocky descents, but still flows well on tamer trails and supportive in the climbs, so surprisingly playful and fun, just so good. 

If you are like me and was worried the Madonna will be too much bike for everything besides the 10% of super aggressive trails or bike park days on you rides and the standard Jibb is just a bit too light on the travel for what you are wanting out of a bike. 

Seriously consider the Jibb V2 LT. You won't be disappointed, truly the best of both worlds and very excited to ride this bike, race this bike and put many hours and Km's on it this summer and know Raaw's quality and design, many years moving forward of riding. 

Thanks Raaw, keep up the good work

Additional Info:

Debated for many months over a Madonna V3 or a Jibb V2. I do a very larger mixture of riding, steep rough gnarly trails, flowy fast trail riding, even some long days pedaling through rolling XC trails in the Canadian Rockies and interior BC. I wanted something that could fit that mix of my riding preferences without switching between 3 different bikes day to day, as 60-70% of my riding is in that blue / black enduro / trail section of the MTB world. 

When I learned of the LT version of the Jibb V2 with 160/141 I was convinced this would be that great balance I needed in a bike, or I thought anyways...still unsure after many years on a 170/170 or 170/160 enduro.

First ride at the local towns mini flow trail park. For some context, I generally dislike these local trails as i find them tame, poorly built and with a sandy loamy round rock soil that doesn't always ride well, but unthaws quickly after our Canadian winters. Almost instantly on the first run, i knew i made the right choice, smooth, FAST, grippy, quiet and buttery. Pedaled so well on the short punchy climbs. 

I knew if it felt good here, it had to be amazing on proper trails, right?? 

A few weeks later and many more rides on proper Rocky mountain trails, and i am more in love than before. 

Smooth, fast, blasting through rough, rocky descents, but still flows well on tamer trails and supportive in the climbs, so surprisingly playful and fun, just so good. 

If you are like me and was worried the Madonna will be too much bike for everything besides the 10% of super aggressive trails or bike park days on you rides and the standard Jibb is just a bit too light on the travel for what you are wanting out of a bike. 

Seriously consider the Jibb V2 LT. You won't be disappointed, truly the best of both worlds and very excited to ride this bike, race this bike and put many hours and Km's on it this summer and know Raaw's quality and design, many years moving forward of riding. 

Thanks Raaw, keep up the good work

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