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QuietKat Electric Bikes, the leader in off-road eBikes is proud to an- nounce the release of a brand new eBike model, the Ibex. The new Ibex represents the latest in full-suspen- sion electric bicycles from the leader in off-road eBikes for hunting, fishing, camping, overlanding and tactical applications.

The Ibex is the most sure-footed creature roaming the high-alpine terrain. Able to scale the steepest mountains, and maintain footing while in traveling at high speeds. The Ibex is an excellent climber and prefers habitats in rocky regions, along snow lines and above the al- pine forests. The all-new QuietKat Ibex earned its name trekking over the highest peaks and steepest terrain. Built for life above the tree line, the QuietKat Ibex de- ploys 4.8” CST Tires and the upgraded FireLink 4-Bar suspension in the rear, giv- ing you 130mm of travel to command rocky and rugged terrain. Going off the grid? The Bafang Ultra-Drive motor delivers incredible power and performance while the massive 21ah battery provides extra range to push further into the backcoun- try. And with TEKTRO hydraulic brakes and a fully adjustable air-suspension fork and rear shock, you can maneuver the most technical routes fearlessly. Reach the highest peaks, on the back of an Ibex.

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Hello my name is Mike Hungle. I am an outdoor writer and photographer from Regina, Saskatchewan. I enjoy writing how to articles and field-testing new gear. I grew up ice fishing and duck hunting with my dad. The outdoor tradition continues as I spend many a day outdoors with my son and daughter. We focus on what I often call the 3 W’s – walleye, whitetails and waterfowl but also pursue other big game animals, fish and upland game birds. My kids have been on the water and afield with me all their lives. They have caught many a fish, harvested some prime big game animals, inhaled plenty of fresh air and stopped to appreciate countless sun rises and sunsets. To see some of our adventures visit us on Instagram @hungle_outdoors and on the pages of this publication.

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