2014 Yeti SB5c X01 Original Lunch Ride & Custom Frame Bag

This is a well cared for carbon bike with significant upgrades. Frankly, I love it. This is a fantastic do-it-all bike that can be anyone's daily driver.

I call it the original lunch ride because it was turned into a lunch ride before they offered the SB5 lunch ride option. The shock and fork have been serviced at least yearly, and are in great shape. Jinji Cycles in Denver is the shop that has cared for it, and I'm happy to have you talk to them to get their opinion on how it's doing. This bike was originally the X01 (11 speed) option, or $6500~ retail value. Brakes are XT. Most recent full bike service was done June 30, with brake bleed, dropper post cable, and shock/fork service. Switch Infinity has been greased and maintained. I've never had any issues with it, and I will throw in the yeti grease gun with the bike. Condition: normal wear and tear with cosmetic scuffing. I've been lucky, no major crashes on it. I've put tape or clear shield on spots where I've noticed scuffing as time has gone by. Take it off, redo it if you like, keep it, whatever! Does not come with pedals. Tires are currently high roller 2 up front and an aggressor in the back. I'm about to throw on a DHF up front and move the high roller to the back. Purchase of the bike would include the new DHF if you move quick.

Significant Upgrades:

1) Fox 36 Fork (160 MM)
2) Easton Havoc Carbon Bar (760 mm)
3) Drivetrain: XX1 chain & e-13 Cassette (so nice) - these were just put on June 30. 34 tooth oval chainring.
4) Rear rim upgraded to the XM481 (30 mm internal). Complete wheel rebuild in 2018. I love this upgrade just as much as the Fox 36, a huge improvement.
5) Custom Frame Bag from Defiant. One of a kind and lets you keep everything you need on bike. No bag necessary for shorter rides.
6) Thompson Elite Dropper Post with wolftooth thumb remote
7) Fabric bottle attachments on the down tube. I will throw in the bottle as well (it is color coordinated). No unsightly bottle cage when you aren't carrying a bottle. Ok, it's not significant, but it's the small things.

If you have questions, let me know.