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With downcountry growing ever more popular, it was just a matter of time before Yeti gave their ASR cross-country bike the "Lunch Ride" treatment, turning up the rowdiness dial a bit while maintaining the lively pedaling characteristics and low weight of a bike originally made to chase miles and kilometers.
The new build gets a bigger fork and a new shock, burlier tires, and number of trail-worthy component tweaks. The result is an ASR with a whole new personality: the headtube gets slacker, the bike more capable, and the fun factor increases accordingly.
Yeti ASR LR Highlights
- 130mm FOX Factory 34SL (headtube slackens out to 66.1 deg)
- FOX Factory Float SL shock
- Maxxis Dissector and Forekaster tires
- SRAM Motive Brakes w/ 180mm rotors F&R
- Burgtec Enduro MK4 50mm stem
- YETI Carbon Bars - 760mm
- New ‘Timberline’ colorway
Yeti ASR LR Geometry
View key specs, compare bikes, and review the new Yeti ASR LR models in the Vital MTB Product section.
Any posted weights on frame only/frame with shock?
Nope, we weren't provided with that info.
It's the same frame as the ASR which is posted on their site - go to build kits and scroll to frame only, it's listed as 1.83kg with the Sidluxe shock (Turq series). Float SL and Sidluxe shock weight difference is a wash at ~20 gram delta.
Thanks kindly
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