We' just built the latest in long-travel 29er bliss from Niner Bikes, the WFO.  Niner says WFO stands for Wide Full Open, but I have always know that acronym to mean something slightly different (Wide F'ing Open).  Go figure, they played it nice.  The bike doesn't play nice though - come try out our demo if you are leaning that direction. 

 RIP-9

The RIP is Niner's original award-winning daulie, and the updated 2009 improves on a good thing.  Beefy custom tubing mate to a tapered headtube.  New 1-piece forged linkages stiffen the rear end, and refinements such as adjustable seatpost cable routing tabs have been added.

Niner Frames

 

Special Edition IMBA MCR-9

Niner created their special edition MCR in a unique paint scheme celebrating the International Mountain Bike Association.  This is a fund raiser for IMBA, with Niner donating a portion of their proceeds to IMBA from the sale of these limited edition frame & fork sets - 25 total.

The Topo map scheme is sharp.  It was applied by Spectrum Powdercoat in Colorado Springs, who had done a run of framesets for me in the past as well - excellent work.  This theme and a thick coat of yellow set this MCR apart from all others.  A Matching rigid fork is included.  We have a medium.  The MCR is a Reynolds 853 steel tubeset, and a wonderful ride.

MCR-9

The standard MCR is no slouch either.  We currently have this large, gold, beauty in stock.

WFO-9 150

Love the big bike with the completely bomber WFO.  This model features a 150mm-spacing Maxel thru-axle for the ultimate in stiffness, and is equiped with a Fox DHX Air 5.0.

You can find NINER bikes here, and the NINER 2009 Catalog here