Product Description
Brand |
Yeti Cycles |
Category |
MOUNTAIN |
Seller |
Backcountry |
You can pinch yourself, it's okay. We know, Yeti's SB130 Turq T3 XX1 Eagle AXS Carbon Wheel Mountain Bike hits right in the wheelhouse of dream bike, but we can assure you that this dream-worthy steed is indeed a reality. It took Yeti's teams of engineers some tinkering, but the SB130 manages to tick the boxes for all-mountain cruising, packing in Yeti's newest iteration of Turq carbon fiber, which has been refined for 2020 to improve both strength and stiffness while you ride, and is partnered up with some of the industry's finest components available. Yeti partners this build with SRAM's out-of-this-world wireless XX1 AXS Eagle drivetrain that wirelessly operates your drivetrain, skipping pesky cables for the tidiest cockpit you've seen outside of a single-speed, plus carbon bells and whistles here and there to keep a good thing going. The no-expenses-spared attitude is then continued with a set of DT Swiss carbon hoops that provide snappy engagement with minimal weight, so you can put down near instantaneous power on the trail. The bike itself offers you completely versatile geometry that excels at pretty much any terrain you point it down, from backcountry epics to hot laps with your crew on the weekend, it makes quick work of steep, technical terrain, and stays lively for smoother singletrack. If we said mountain bikes have gotten pretty good these days it would be the understatement of the year. We've reached a point in which our featherweight cross-country whips slam through rough terrain with more power than long-travel steeds of the past, and long-travel enduro sleds offer the pedaling efficiency of old-school hardtails. Different geometries, wheel sizes, and updated suspension designs create options for every kind of rider imaginable, and the SB130 takes the cake for those looking for a do-it-all 29er. The ideal SB130 rider is one that might find the SB100 a little under-gunned compared their riding buddies' rigs or on their typical riding terrain, whe...
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