Tag Archives: Yeti Cycles

Yeti Cycles has announced the release of the new SB140, the third and final platform refresh for MY23. The SB140 adds a versatile trail platform to the shorter travel SB120 and enduro-focused SB160. Yeti’s co-owners, Chris Conroy and Steve Hoogendoorn, said: “This year’s product line is the culmination of two …

This month, we take a look at the latest e-bikes and accessories from some of the leading brands in the sector, including Haibike, XLC, Benno Bikes, Wisper Bikes, Abus, Oxford, Sigma, Cube, Corratec, Muc-Off, Thok, Insync, Cannondale, Yeti Cycles, Michelin, Likoo Bikes and Perry eHopper Check out part one of our …

Yeti Cycles has released its first e-MTB, the 160E, featuring its new Sixfinity suspension platform. “We felt there was an opportunity to create an e-MTB that was built for racing,” said Chris Conroy, Yeti Cycles’ CEO. “All of our efforts coalesced around the simple goal of making the bike faster …

Yeti Cycles has launched its 2022 range, with ‘significant’ updates to specifications and colours. Key highlights include updates to the latest FOX suspension units, new colours and the introduction of Burgtec components across the whole range. SB115 “Labelled as a Down Country bike, the SB115 is designed for fast-paced XC …

As we look ahead to 2020’s BikeBiz Awards, we catch up with last year’s winners to find out what they’ve been up to since

This month we take a look at the latest mountain bikes and accessories from some of the leading brands in the sector, including TSG, Lapierre, RRP, Niner, Weldtite, NS Bikes, SDG, Continental, Gusset, XLC, Ergon, Giro, Yeti, Hutchinson Tires, Kali, Coyote, Scicon Sports, DT Swiss and Smith Optics TSG – …

COREbike 2020 kicked off yesterday at Whittlebury Hall

The winners were announced at the 11th annual ceremony, which returned to the Cycle Show at the NEC Birmingham in conjunction with the exhibitor after-party

The online vote will close on Friday 16th August at midday and the results will determine the 2019 BikeBiz Awards winners

The SB140 has a 65-degree head tube angle and a 77-degree seat tube angle, coupled with new kinematics and a longer reach