Yeti SB165 T3 MX

The mullet configuration—a 29-inch front wheel paired with a 27.5-inch rear—gives you the best of both worlds. The larger front wheel rolls over obstacles and maintains momentum, while the smaller rear wheel keeps the bike agile and easier to maneuver in tight, technical sections.

Yes, the frame kinematics are tuned specifically to work with coil shocks. This provides a highly progressive feel that offers excellent small-bump sensitivity while maintaining deep support and bottom-out resistance for aggressive riding.

Yeti's Switch Infinity pivot acts as a translating main pivot that changes direction as the bike moves through its travel. It allows the suspension to be incredibly supple at the start of the stroke for traction, while providing a stable, efficient pedaling platform in the mid-stroke.

While the SB165 is built for rowdy, gravity-focused terrain, its geometry and suspension efficiency make it surprisingly capable on climbs. It is an enduro bike, meaning it is designed to be ridden to the top of the trail, though it will feel most at home on steep, technical descents.

No, the frame features a standard threaded bottom bracket. This is a significant advantage for home mechanics, as it makes servicing or replacing the bottom bracket much simpler and more reliable than press-fit alternatives.

This bike is built for aggressive riders who prioritize descending performance and technical capability. If you spend your time on steep, unpredictable terrain, high-speed bike park laps, or challenging enduro stages, this platform offers the composure and traction you need.