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Current SB160 owner: an awesome bike that pedals extremely well for its travel, can be shuttled or pedalled all day, and would be the one bike they kept; their mullet SB165 didn't pedal as well.
“I currently have the SB160, it’s an awesome bike that pedals extremely good for the travel it has.”
Bought an SB160 after the Spire they wanted sold out: two rides in, loving it, very confidence-inspiring.
“Update: The spire sold so went with an SB160! 2 rides in and I love it - so confidence inspiring!!”
Just built up an SB160: the real deal, faster, more confidence-inspiring and nicer than the Specialized Enduro, Ripmo V2, Slayer and Rascal they've owned; but only worth it if you have steep terrain.
“I’ve owned/ridden many great bikes over the recent years. Specialized Enduro, Ibis Ripmo V2, Rocky Mountain Slayer, Revel Rascal. The Yeti is faster, more confidence inspiring, and just “nicer” than all of those.”
Replaced a Stumpjumper EVO with an SB160 (Mezzer fork): fine in mellow terrain, carries speed ridiculously well, and can be set up to stick to the ground or pop off everything; couldn't be happier.
“It’s fine in more mellow terrain, carries speed ridiculously well, and can be set up to stick to the ground or pop off everything. I replaced my stumpy EVO and couldn’t be happier.”
Rides an SB160 in Whistler for about 40 park days and 50 trail days a year: Switch Infinity maintenance is overhyped at maybe 30-45 minutes a month, and it's a rad bike.
“I ride an Sb160 in Whistler and get about 40 parks days and 50 regular days in a year, and the SI maintenance adds maybe 30-45 minutes of maintenance a month”
Owns an SB160: the best suspension they've used, ridiculously efficient while also working great downhill.
“I own an sb160 and can definitively say yeti suspension is the best I’ve ever used. It is ridiculously efficient, while also working great going down hill.”