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It's time to recalibrate your gray matter with what's happening in racing today. All it takes is "it's on!"—number plates not required. Born to naturally crush the climbs, the SB115 is evolved. Deft on the downs. Designed to race. Built to rally. A Lighter Switch Short-travel specific design of Switch Infinity, turned 90 degrees and optimized for lighter weight and efficiency. More Than Added Travel Crushing souls on the descent is more than half the fun. And a hell of a lot more than half the point. The SB115 has 115 genre-killing millimeters of travel, that work harder than ever before. 100% Anti-Squat Longer-Travel Setup, No Downside We custom tune the shock on every Yeti to compliment Switch Infinity's unique characteristics. Unlike other "short-travel" trail bikes, the SB115's suspension performs best even when set up with sag numbers (30%) akin to much longer travel bikes. We don't leave it to someone else to make every millimeter of the SB115's suspension travel count.

The rebel yell of the middle child. Fed a steady diet of super-tech climbs. The SB130 was built to crush the biggest terrain. No trail "too" anything. Point it up or down. Enter a last-minute enduro just for the eff of it. We say no one bike can rule all. But the SB130? One bike that rules. The SB130 possesses a distinct, big mountain feel for riders constantly exposed to uncharted terrain. - Long reach—Puts riders in a balanced position perfectly centered on the bike, ready to tackle the unknown. - 150mm fork—Because our 130mm of rear suspension outperforms similarly stroked forks and pairs well with our more forward-biased position. - Front end doesn't wander while climbing and stays composed when pointed downhill—the rider position remains neutral. Low Slung, Long Drop - Long stroke dropper post capability throughout the entire size range for greater agility. At home When You're Not - The deeper you go, the higher you climb, the later you brake, the more comfortable SB130 becomes. Bottom line, the term "trail bike" gets used pretty liberally at Yeti. Balance, Achieved - Refined for the unknown and everything in between, the SB130's Switch Infinity provides a more progressive ride without affecting the anti-squat properties. Silence is TURQ - Internally routed cable tubes from end to end for silent function and less translation of housing during suspension movement.

The rebel yell of the middle child. Fed a steady diet of super-tech climbs. The SB130 was built to crush the biggest terrain. No trail "too" anything. Point it up or down. Enter a last-minute enduro just for the eff of it. We say no one bike can rule all. But the SB130? One bike that rules. The SB130 possesses a distinct, big mountain feel for riders constantly exposed to uncharted terrain. - Long reach—Puts riders in a balanced position perfectly centered on the bike, ready to tackle the unknown. - 150mm fork—Because our 130mm of rear suspension outperforms similarly stroked forks and pairs well with our more forward-biased position. - Front end doesn't wanter climbing and stays composed when pointed downhill—the rider position remains neutral. Low Slung, Long Drop Long stroke dropper post capability throughout the entire size range for greater agility. At home When You're Not The deeper you go, the higher you climb, the later you brake, the more comfortable SB130 becomes. Bottom line, the term "trail bike" gets used pretty liberally at Yeti. Balance, Achieved Refined for the unknown and everything in between the SB130's Switch Infinity provides a more progressive ride without affecting the anti-squat properties. Silence is TURQ Internally routed cable tubes from end to end for silent function and less translation of housing during suspension movement.

Yeti's best-selling short just got a makeover. The Freeland 2.0 is the go-to option for those drawn to epic rides, now with a more streamlined look and improved fit. The best features of this staple short remain unchanged—a more substantial material and stash pockets that provide extra storage on long rides. The look is toned-down and casual, but this short is packed with useful features including a stretch-back panel, zip venting on the thighs, and lightweight material that offers excellent durability. - Silicone grip strip in waistband - Low profile, tech webbing waist adjustment - Stretch back panel - Zip thigh venting - Durable, lightweight material with 2-way stretch performance - Glide patches for smooth pedal strokes - Seamless, gusseted crotch - DWR - repels water - 14-inch inseam - Trail fit

The full zip, race-inspired Ironton XC Jersey is an essential piece for your next XC race or putting in long miles on the trail. Gripper banding at the arm cuffs and interior hem keep this jersey in place when you're bar to bar between the tape. Three back stash pockets ensure you can carry plenty of snacks and tools. - Polyester, cool dry fabric - Back storage panels - Gripper banding at cuffs - Elastic with silicone gripper at interior hem

Some say the SB140 never met a dirt it didn’t like. We agree in spades. What’s your pleasure? Drag a bar. Make an edit. Stay out after dark. Try it. Land it. Or just stay at it. Happy to pedal. Greedy for more. The mayor of jibtown, proudly wearing the rip crown. The SB140. Down to fun.

"Race bred"—it’s not just a slogan printed on the SB150 top tube. We’ve been pinning on numbers and pinning the throttle since 1985. Designed for shorter fork offsets, the SB150s headtube angle is slackened and the seat tube angle is way steeper. The reach is also longer with shorter chainstays. Advantage? All of these elements increase the DH prowess and move the rider forward on the bike. But these advantages are not one-sided. The steeper seat angle, short fork offset, and forward riding position also keep the front wheel on the ground, the power to the pedals, and the steering quick and nimble when climbing. - Forward bias posture—Gives racers the room they need, and centers them on the bike. - 20mm longer travel fork—Pairs well with our forward-biased frame matching the vertical wheel travel of the rear suspension. - Slacker headtube—Lower bottom bracket and longer wheelbase. - Tested to DH standards—High-impact strength carbon lay-up tuned to go fast and tested to DH standards.

Master of the gnarniverse. Bold claim for some. Fact-checked humility for the SB165. At home outside the tape, beyond the norm. Taken on the trails nobody talks about. Trusted on the lines where mistakes can't happen. Comfortable with all the chaos. Pleased when you're puckered. Fearless of your fear. Secure in the Rough Chainguide ready out of the box. And standard equipment on all SB165 builds. Gravity Tested The SB165 is built tough. The frame meets Yeti DH testing standards, well beyond what others do for a 165mm trail bike. This thing will last for a lifetime, but we gave you a warranty to match just for good measure. Let'er Eat Chair lift, shuttle truck, or self-shuttle, the SB165 doesn't discriminate. If you choose to earn your turns, it's no slouch. New School Geo for New School Freeride - Devouring big terrain, the SB165 feels better the faster, steeper and deeper riders go. - Slacker than most DH bikes—The SB165 loves the steeps. - Steep Where it Counts—A steeper seat tube angle means pedaling back up isn't a slog. - Dual crown compatible—Capable and already on Reed's bike.

Master of the gnarniverse. Bold claim for some. Fact-checked humility for the SB165. At home outside the tape, beyond the norm. Taken on the trails nobody talks about. Trusted on the lines where mistakes can't happen. Comfortable with all the chaos. Pleased when you're puckered. Fearless of your fear. Secure in the Rough Chainguide ready out of the box. And standard equipment on all SB165 builds. Gravity Tested The SB165 is built tough. The frame meets Yeti DH testing standards, well beyond what others do for a 165mm trail bike. This thing will last for a lifetime, but we gave you a warranty to match just for good measure. Let'er Eat Chair lift, shuttle truck, or self-shuttle, the SB165 doesn't discriminate. If you choose to earn your turns, it's no slouch. New School Geo for New School Freeride - Devouring big terrain, the SB165 feels better the faster, steeper and deeper riders go. - Slacker than most DH bikes—The SB165 loves the steeps. - Steep Where it Counts—A steeper seat tube angle means pedaling back up isn't a slog. - Dual crown compatible—Capable and already on Reed's bike.

The rebel yell of the middle child. Fed a steady diet of super-tech climbs. The SB130 was built to crush the biggest terrain. No trail "too" anything. Point it up or down. Enter a last-minute enduro just for the eff of it. We say no one bike can rule all. But the SB130? One bike that rules. The SB130 possesses a distinct, big mountain feel for riders constantly exposed to uncharted terrain. - Long reach—Puts riders in a balanced position perfectly centered on the bike, ready to tackle the unknown. - 150mm fork—Because our 130mm of rear suspension outperforms similarly stroked forks and pairs well with our more forward-biased position. - Front end doesn't wanter climbing and stays composed when pointed downhill—the rider position remains neutral. Low Slung, Long Drop Long stroke dropper post capability throughout the entire size range for greater agility. At home When You're Not The deeper you go, the higher you climb, the later you brake, the more comfortable SB130 becomes. Bottom line, the term "trail bike" gets used pretty liberally at Yeti. Balance, Achieved Refined for the unknown and everything in between the SB130's Switch Infinity provides a more progressive ride without affecting the anti-squat properties. Silence is TURQ Internally routed cable tubes from end to end for silent function and less translation of housing during suspension movement.

Some say the SB140 never met a dirt it didn’t like. We agree in spades. What’s your pleasure? Drag a bar. Make an edit. Stay out after dark. Try it. Land it. Or just stay at it. Happy to pedal. Greedy for more. The mayor of jibtown, proudly wearing the rip crown. The SB140. Down to fun.

Some say the SB140 never met a dirt it didn’t like. We agree in spades. What’s your pleasure? Drag a bar. Make an edit. Stay out after dark. Try it. Land it. Or just stay at it. Happy to pedal. Greedy for more. The mayor of jibtown, proudly wearing the rip crown. The SB140. Down to fun.

"Race bred"—it’s not just a slogan printed on the SB150 top tube. We’ve been pinning on numbers and pinning the throttle since 1985. Designed for shorter fork offsets, the SB150s headtube angle is slackened and the seat tube angle is way steeper. The reach is also longer with shorter chainstays. Advantage? All of these elements increase the DH prowess and move the rider forward on the bike. But these advantages are not one-sided. The steeper seat angle, short fork offset, and forward riding position also keep the front wheel on the ground, the power to the pedals, and the steering quick and nimble when climbing. - Forward bias posture—Gives racers the room they need, and centers them on the bike. - 20mm longer travel fork—Pairs well with our forward-biased frame matching the vertical wheel travel of the rear suspension. - Slacker headtube—Lower bottom bracket and longer wheelbase. - Tested to DH standards—High-impact strength carbon lay-up tuned to go fast and tested to DH standards.

"Race bred"—it’s not just a slogan printed on the SB150 top tube. We’ve been pinning on numbers and pinning the throttle since 1985. Designed for shorter fork offsets, the SB150s headtube angle is slackened and the seat tube angle is way steeper. The reach is also longer with shorter chainstays. Advantage? All of these elements increase the DH prowess and move the rider forward on the bike. But these advantages are not one-sided. The steeper seat angle, short fork offset, and forward riding position also keep the front wheel on the ground, the power to the pedals, and the steering quick and nimble when climbing. - Forward bias posture—Gives racers the room they need, and centers them on the bike. - 20mm longer travel fork—Pairs well with our forward-biased frame matching the vertical wheel travel of the rear suspension. - Slacker headtube—Lower bottom bracket and longer wheelbase. - Tested to DH standards—High-impact strength carbon lay-up tuned to go fast and tested to DH standards.

Packed with the performance you have come to expect from the Yeti name, the Hardcore grips are a great choice for riders looking for a soft compound grip with excellent control. - Large, raised Yeti logo pad cushions your palms - Smaller angled Yeti logos offer traction for your fingers - Constructed of our proptietary soft compound material for great feel - Dual-ply design for better bar adhesion and longer grip life - Includes Push-In Bar Ends

All Wheels Manufacturing replacement derailleur hangers are produced in our Colorado shop to exacting tolerances. - CNC machined 6061 aluminum - Black anodized finish - Fasteners not Included - For Yeti with 148 Thru Axle Frames only - Replaces Yeti Part # 300060073