Tahoedog

I don't think Yeti can make up its mind on what to do. They seem to have more iterations of suspension design than most other companies. I have an aluminum sb66 from 2012 which rode well, although a bit heavy. They suddenly just quit making the bike two years later! Switched to a carbon a Tallboy LT, which blows it away in almost all aspects. You don't see Santa Cruz doing this, they stick with what they believe works. This thing looks so complicated and high maintainance, I don't expect it to last. The suspension shocks will get ground down by dirt on long dirty/wet rides, common with enduro riding. But no worry, by then Yeti will have another design. Are we there Yet(!).