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Ibought this as a frame and have built it up with Shimano slx 170mm cranks, deore drivetrain & brakes, wtb i29 wheels and a Z2 140mm fork, and 2.6 specialized butcher/purgatory tyres, superstar pedals & brandx dropper, Its just under 14kg. Paint job is gorgeous too. This is the 2021/22 bike , but frame is same for 2023/24 bike Frame is well thought out, massive tyre clearance even on 2.6s thanks to nicely sculpted stays. Lots of standover clearance too. Its not as slack as the ESD, but Z2s ride

Ilove this bike, I take to the Bike Park and ride it hard. It's great on Double Black and Big Jump lines. Its light enough that riding super steep terrain and rollers feels normal (heavier ebikes get outta sorts with all the weight and gravity pulling on all the LBs). The only changes I made are putting Magura brakes on it (but I do that will all my bikes) and swapping on some Maxxis tires. It makes climbing up for the next lap a joy and it makes impossible (for me) climbs doable. You get the

It was a lot of money to buy sight unseen and no test ride, but I was confident on the geo and set up of the bike. Order process was great, made some changes, added the XT brakes and Kashima Fox Factory suspension. Tire spec was on point as well. Set up was simple, although getting the shock pump onto the X2 was challenging and had to use a different pump is still worked out okay. Bosch motor is amazing, so much better than the Shimano, have had the bike for about 6 months, ride it about once a

Ineeded/wanted an ebike (I use them to set up enduro races) and the bike served me well. I would have to make sure I could charge the battery since I did not have a back up but it would get the job done. I discovered that although I would rather be on a "normal bike" that the ebike was great for recovery days and getting laps in as well, I ride it about once a week and my other bike 3-4 times a week. The mullet was pretty good but will stick with full 29er for now, even though I am short 5'9"

Pretty spendy so bear that in mind. However i’ve seen them for like $2.5k less than msrp.

This bike is excellent. She's a heavy girl, but man does she swing above her weight. It's simultaneously the best climbing and best descending bike I have ever owned. When it came out, it was excellent value compared to other full bikes and the stock spec was very well thought out. The geometry is excellent if you are not fortunate enough to live in alpine or mountain terrain, and the conservative numbers are great for actual trail riding where it's gnarly up and down the trail. The wheelbase

Custom build 2022 Yeti Arc running 130mm Pike Ultimate, XT/AXS and 30mm ID carbon wheels (Enve m70s and Kovee Pros). Have two set ups - one with XC tyres (Fastrack), the other with Dissector/Rekon (with CCore). With the trail tyres it is an incredible all-rounder - not much you couldn't ride, especially if a fork was shunted up to 150mm (ran a 150mm 36 for a while). With the XC tyres its a rocket. Overall, the bike feels really nicely balanced - long (enough) slack (enough) but still quick to