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link to Yeti SB135 2026 Geometry

Yeti SB135 2026 Geometry

Overview The Yeti SB135 is Yeti's dedicated 27.5-inch trail bike, offering 135mm of rear travel paired with a 150mm fork. In a market dominated by 29ers and mixed-wheel setups, the SB135 makes a...

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link to Yeti SB140 2026 Geometry

Yeti SB140 2026 Geometry

Overview The Yeti SB140 is the brand's mid-travel 29er, sitting between the shorter-travel SB120 and the enduro-oriented SB160. With 140mm of rear travel paired with a 150mm fork (or 160mm in...

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link to Norco Sight 150 2026 Geometry

Norco Sight 150 2026 Geometry

Overview The Norco Sight Gen 5 150 is the shorter-travel version of Norco's flagship all-mountain platform. With 160mm of front travel paired with 150mm of rear travel, the Sight 150 sits in the...

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link to Norco Optic 2025 Geometry

Norco Optic 2025 Geometry

Overview The Norco Optic is Norco's trail bike, slotting below the Sight in the lineup with 140mm of front travel and 125mm of rear travel. Unlike the Sight's VPS HP high-pivot design, the Optic...

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link to YT Jeffsy 2025 Geometry

YT Jeffsy 2025 Geometry

Overview The YT Jeffsy is the German direct-to-consumer brand's flagship all-mountain bike, now in its 2025 iteration featuring the V4L (Virtual 4-Link) suspension platform. With 150mm of rear...

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link to YT Izzo 2025 Geometry

YT Izzo 2025 Geometry

Overview The YT Izzo is YT Industries' short-travel trail bike, sitting below the Jeffsy in YT's mountain bike lineup. With 140mm of front travel and 130mm of rear travel, the Izzo is built for...

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