2019 Yeti SB5+ Medium Mountain Bike DT Swiss XM1501 XT GX Fox

Description: This bike hands out KOMs on most summer Trail DH runs, and rolls faster than fat bikes on hard pack winter runs with great control. The DT Swiss EX1501 wheels round up the Wrathchilds to low rolling resistance with higher psi for hard back ripping, then when riding chunder snow loose rocky icy rooty, run 'em lower psi and they flatten out like rock crawlers. Suspension is legendary Yeti, cush, faster you go the smoother and it feels. Doesnt' get squirrelly like my stumpy plus did. They have some good tread left, and for kicks you can buy studs and make them ice tires for winter specific backup and throw the 3.0 Minions on there. (Anyhow that's how I loved this bike, but ended up selling my Wrathchilds with studs before even mounting). Specs: Wheel Size: 27.5" / 650BMaterial: Carbon FiberFront Travel: 150 mmRear Travel: 130 mm DT XM1501 wheels, (featuring legendary 240 hubs), Wrathchilds 3.0 - used to be my winter tires, but they grip on rocks so kept em on year round this year. 50-60% wear.Yeti 760 Carbon bars with small nick since install test ride + Easton Haven stem.Shimano SLX brakes.Newer GX Cranks, I think 170mm I suppose (from memory).Yeti branded seat, top cap etc.Fox Suspention - factory spec1x11 XT shifter der, I think this is a SRAM XD driver hub. (I'm in the house bike is in the garage, will update soon but like a 10 dollar swap with these wheels so it doesn't matter). Pedals not includeed. Condition: Rare Color, overall good to great condition, but has been sitting in garage, Maybe have fluids changed and grease it to be minty new as from sitting to ripping we should take care of our rigs. Wear hours are minimal. Scratches normal to light for a couple tip overs in NE, and lots of bikes in racks in garage. Noticable on stem handlebars, and base of forks, mostly in wrap, which I am working on removing, and the couple of spots (rear left chainstay, front lower fork, very minimal) - pics. Adding even more pics if someone doesn't scoop it first. These don't last long here. For some reason, this bike' s value has increased in the last couple of years. I think its because of the elevated rear chainstays. Maybe DHers prefer? (if you want to be boring, I read you can put a SB5.5 rear triangle on the back, and have a normal 5.5, maybe cashing in on the 5+ rear triangle?) But these feel much stiffer and reactive. I would just ride this bike as is. It is a beast. No returns as it costs a hundo each way, and I've been scammed with that before. Ask questions. I have perfect feedback for a reason, its as described or better. Make sure you want it.

Price: 2399 USD

Location: Guilford, Connecticut

End Time: 2025-01-04T13:27:40.000Z

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