100% no, the specialized enduro feels like a worn out couch, super plush and dh feeling, the sixfinity has more support and energy return to it...
100% no, the specialized enduro feels like a worn out couch, super plush and dh feeling, the sixfinity has more support and energy return to it, and to me feels way better than the switch bikes which I tried all.
That being said, that was on the MTe-LTe and 160e
But I think it would be a similar feel to the MTE with more travel, so, I’d say a better suspension overall compared to the specialized enduro, more efficient for sure and still nice off the top
That's good to hear. Maybe I enjoyed the Enduro so much because of where I was riding and the added travel/stability. Since I'm looking for something with shorter travel than the Enduro, it would be good if it has more support and energy. I'm not an E-bike guy, but I've still seen most of the reviews of the Yeti E-bikes, and they seem to be universally praised. I'm hoping the glowing reports of the Sixfinity on the E-bikes translate to their pedal bikes.
Dang that looks production and incredibly sick 😯 Say that Vital had access to know more about this bike, what would you want to know? (hypothetically...
Dang that looks production and incredibly sick 😯
Say that Vital had access to know more about this bike, what would you want to know? (hypothetically speaking
Dang that looks production and incredibly sick 😯 Say that Vital had access to know more about this bike, what would you want to know? (hypothetically...
Dang that looks production and incredibly sick 😯
Say that Vital had access to know more about this bike, what would you want to know? (hypothetically speaking
How many root canal do I need to perform to be able to afford one ?
Is the downtube storage called the floss box and if not why ?
Is that turquoise Chris King headset stock on all build kits ?
Is the LT 180mm dual crown compatible ?
I am counting atleast 14 bearings counting the trunion one ? Is Yeti following SC and Spec footstep and giving out first owner free replacement bearing ?
Single chainstay length on all size or they grow with frame size & the replaceable dropout give the option for longer chainstay.
Most likely designed for 55mm chainline and 32t chainring but is 52mm chainline possible and smaller chainring like 30t or 28t for people that like to ride the 9-45 shimano cassette and gs derailleur ?
With chainstay length, wheel size flip chip and leverage rate progression lower shock mount, was it too much to make the headset ZS56/ZS56 instead of ZS44/ZS56 to open up reach and more head angle adjustment possibilities for tinkerer ?
using a oneup 210 but could fit a 240 easily on a size L sb160.
My thing is that I prefer having no more than 440 ST with 240 mm dropper fully slammed and with reach in 480-495 range. In a way it makes choosing a frame easier, as only handful of manufacturers have all this features combined.
While we’re at it and considering how much MTB stuff costs, the looks also better be appealing. I demoed and almost bought the MTE, was really hoping for its natural version, but Yeti missed the mark here. Guess I’ll go with the Firebird. Never had this brand on my radar but recently got amazed by its ride and build quality.
That's good to hear. Maybe I enjoyed the Enduro so much because of where I was riding and the added travel/stability. Since I'm looking for something with shorter travel than the Enduro, it would be good if it has more support and energy. I'm not an E-bike guy, but I've still seen most of the reviews of the Yeti E-bikes, and they seem to be universally praised. I'm hoping the glowing reports of the Sixfinity on the E-bikes translate to their pedal bikes.
It has cable ports don’t worry, it’s not axs only
I just saw one of the Pinkbike guys riding one at Sun Peaks today so this is probably coming out very soon.
How many root canal do I need to perform to be able to afford one ?
Is the downtube storage called the floss box and if not why ?
Is that turquoise Chris King headset stock on all build kits ?
Is the LT 180mm dual crown compatible ?
I am counting atleast 14 bearings counting the trunion one ? Is Yeti following SC and Spec footstep and giving out first owner free replacement bearing ?
Single chainstay length on all size or they grow with frame size & the replaceable dropout give the option for longer chainstay.
Most likely designed for 55mm chainline and 32t chainring but is 52mm chainline possible and smaller chainring like 30t or 28t for people that like to ride the 9-45 shimano cassette and gs derailleur ?
With chainstay length, wheel size flip chip and leverage rate progression lower shock mount, was it too much to make the headset ZS56/ZS56 instead of ZS44/ZS56 to open up reach and more head angle adjustment possibilities for tinkerer ?
My thing is that I prefer having no more than 440 ST with 240 mm dropper fully slammed and with reach in 480-495 range. In a way it makes choosing a frame easier, as only handful of manufacturers have all this features combined.
While we’re at it and considering how much MTB stuff costs, the looks also better be appealing. I demoed and almost bought the MTE, was really hoping for its natural version, but Yeti missed the mark here. Guess I’ll go with the Firebird. Never had this brand on my radar but recently got amazed by its ride and build quality.
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