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MTBs - I'll show you mine, if you show me yours

scott dinhoferscott dinhofer
edited November 8, 2017 10:34AM in General Training Discussions
Inspired by @Mark Maurer's news feed post & @Laura Becker's recent social media postings.. 
now that we are heading into the Pre-OS time period, post up some pics of your alternate bikes (MTB, Gravel, or Cross)

My first (of 3)
Yeti SB5C (27.5) Full Suspension MTB
Build details - Easton Carbon Stem & Bar; SRAM XX1 1x drivetrain; Carbon Cranks; XTR Brakes; Enve M60 Carbon hoops w DTswiss 240 hubs; setup tubeless; 9.8 Dropper post, Chris King BB; Rockshox Pike Fork.. 



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  • Rich StanbaughRich Stanbaugh
    S-Works 29er StumpJumper Hardtail (now sold as an Epic)
    RockShox RS-1 Brain fork; Syntace F109, 6-degree rise stem; Shimano XTR Di2 11-speed w/ 36/26T up front and 11-40t at the rear; Roval Control SL 29 carbon wheels setup for tubeless.
  • Scott AlexanderScott Alexander
    Pivot 429SL Carbon.
    Her name is Leia (yes, the Star Wars Princess).



    • Frame weight from 5.2lbs (2.4Kg) and sub 23lb (10.4kg) complete.
    • 100mm of renowned dw-link® suspension tuned for race and trail handling.
    • World Cup caliber full carbon frame featuring leading edge carbon fiber materials and Pivot’s proprietary hollow core internal molding technology.
    • Pivot's race-winning, trail-slaying geometry.
    • 29x2.4 wheels for the fastest laps and superior rollover in technical terrain. Also have set of 27.5+x2.8 "fattie" wheels! This is a "convertible" bike that will fit multiple wheelsets.
    • SRAM Eagle 1x12 "pizza plate" cassette on the back.
    • Internal dropper post.
    • Cold forged alloy linkages with Enduro Max Cartridge Bearings.
    • Fox Float Kashima Factory shock, performance tuned for the Mach 429SL.
    • Updated to Boost™ 12 x 148mm rear spacing.
    • Designed to work with forks from 100-120 mm in travel.
  • Stephen SmithStephen Smith
    The Yeti is just gorgeous. It was near the top of my list, but I never got to demo it.

    I ended up w/ Ibis Mojo 3 ... 27.5 x 2.8 ... Love this thing, first non-aluminum, non-steel bike I've ever owned and only the second "new" bike I ever bought (first being steel Jamis Explorer MTB in 1995).

    Build ... pretty much stock, with the Ibis carbon wheels. Pure. Joy. Them's the Tetons in the background. 





  • Chris ChiappaChris Chiappa
    Rich Stanbaugh said:
    S-Works 29er StumpJumper Hardtail (now sold as an Epic)
    RockShox RS-1 Brain fork; Syntace F109, 6-degree rise stem; Shimano XTR Di2 11-speed w/ 36/26T up front and 11-40t at the rear; Roval Control SL 29 carbon wheels setup for tubeless.
    That's an amazing ride and it must be incredibly fast. How do you like the di2?
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