Yeti ARC
Fox 34 Factory 130
SRAM Eagle XX1 drivetrain, shifters etc
Enve M630 wheelset (custom Enve decals)
I9 Hydra Hubs
Enve M6 Bars
I9 Stem
Fox Transfer Post w/ Wolftooth Lever
Goodyear Eclipse Ultimate R/T tires
Specialized S-Works Saddle
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- Album
- MTBs
- Category
- Bikes - XC
- Date Posted
- Dec 6, 2020 at 5:31Dec 6, 2020
- Location
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Tucson, Arizona, United States
- Trail
- Hope Camp
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- Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max
- Shutter Speed
- 1/436
- Aperture
- 2.0
- Focal Length
- 6.0 mm
- ISO Speed
- 20
- Date
- 2020:12:05
- Time
- 16:52:47
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4 Comments
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ninjatarian
(Dec 8, 2020 at 13:31)
How do you like it? Considering one, but on the fence about giving up the full squish.
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I’m enjoying it quite a bit, great climber and super fun on flow trails. I think I would prefer a 120 mil fork for on it though because on really steep technical climbs, it feels a little light in the front end. That’s just my personal preference though. I’m sure most would probably keep a 130 for the downs. I like it better than my SB130 though given the trails I usually ride are more flow and climbing.
I couldn’t give up a full squish for it though -I still have one, a SB115.
I couldn’t give up a full squish for it though -I still have one, a SB115.
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@chase2wheels: Sorta what I wanted to hear? lol. I just sold my Ripley frame and am interested in the Spur, but the price & availability (and simplicity) of the ARC is a draw to me. Plus, Yeti is one brand I’ve never owned.
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@ninjatarian: the Spur looks like a great frame. I really like hard tails for all the reasons you mentioned. The ARC has great lines visually too - great looking bike. I’ve owned five Yetis over the years, all were high quality. You couldn’t go wrong owning one.