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Yep I went from the Inbred to the Ribble, the two bikes are so different you can't even compare them. The inbred is a xc bike and the ribble a enduro, the latter is way more suitable for rough terrain and bike parks but feels quite slow on flat terrain. I love how the big fork and slack geo makes it feel like you ride everything, even rough downhill routes.
The difference between the grip and comfort of the 26" tyres and the 27.5x2.60 is massive too.
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This looks great. Looks like you had an Inbred in one of your pictures - did you go from that to the Ribble? And how do you find the difference? I'm tempted to do something very similar, as I've currently got an old school Inbred - 26" wheels, straight head tube, I'm surprised it's still rideable to be honest...