Today might have been one of the greatest days of my life! Fed Ex dropped off my new Yeti 575 Enduro at the bike shop i work at today and my manager was nice enough to let me build it up while on the clock! First trail ride tomorrow morning at 7 and i cant wait to get my new baby out on the trail! But here it is! tell me what you think!

Stokage! Looks nice, man. The only things I'd change right off the bat are swapping out for some quality pedals and a shorter stem.

what bturman said. i'd also convert to chainguide and a 2 speed set up in the front there. but she's looking really nice, i'm sure she rides well!!

alrighty, let's hear the update from the trail!

Well i have some Crankbros Eggbeaters for ridin with. Those are just some bmx pedals i have for just screwin around on it. And ya the plan is to run it 1x10 with the E13 LG-1 chainguide here pretty soon! But anyways just got back from the first ride.....INCREDIBLE! i guess thats the best word i can think of to describe it even though words cant describe how awesome it really was!

That's a great looking bike. Enjoy, and let us know if you need anything else.

Happy trails,

--John P.

John P. wrote:

That's a great looking ...more

John P. wrote:

That's a great looking bike. Enjoy, and let us know if you need anything else.

Happy trails,

--John P.

Thanks John. And will do!

bturman wrote:

Stokage! Looks nice, man. ...more

bturman wrote:

Stokage! Looks nice, man. The only things I'd change right off the bat are swapping out for some quality pedals and a shorter stem.

Out of curiosity, how does a shorter stem affect the performance of the bike?

downhillhawaii wrote:

Out of curiosity, how does ...more

downhillhawaii wrote:

Out of curiosity, how does a shorter stem affect the performance of the bike?

Shorter stems make the bike feel less "twitchy" and really go a long way toward improving bike control. Personally, I never run anything longer than a 60mm stem, even on my trail bike. 50mm on my DH and DJ rigs.