Yeti SB140 Test Ride & Review
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Please join me Tuesday November 5th at 8:30 PM MST here for a live stream where we can answer any questions from the comment section below, discuss all things Yeti SB140 and hang out for a bit! See you tomorrow evening!
Hey, your link for the Yeti is pointing to the wrong bike. Great review.
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This bike smokes my times compared to my SB130. Not sure why this isn't considered an enduro bike. It handles everything my 150 can take but faster than my 130. The best bike of the Yeti lineup. True one bike quiver.
🙌 I'm missing sunny days like this in corner canyon with the cold having moved in
I agree, great bike! I did OuterBike Moab last month and of the 11 bikes I demoed, the Yeti SB140 was my favorite!! A little pricey but wow what a bike!
Another great video Jason. Looking forward to some ski videos.
I 100% agree with your review. it is the most fun I've ever had on a bike. It absolutely rockets off of jumps. I bought the exact same version you were riding. I'm 5'10" 160.
Hey there Amadeo, I have an eye on the sb140. Also 5'10'' and a bit tall, 32.5 inseam. How are you liking the M size bike, would it be to much to go for an L size. I do a lot of fire road climbing(standing up also) to get to the trail heads. How is the standing up pedalling feel?
Thanks, Best regards.
It would be fun to see you compare the SB140 and the Pivot Mach 5.5. Thanks for doing a review on a 27.5!
Looks a great bike lots of fun ! Would love you to demo the Yeti SB 165 looks awesome !! 👍👌
a fezzari review would sure be appreciated, signal peak and la sal peak - Great video!
This trail looks fun!
Nice vid again dude. This is the yeti I’d buy - if I was richer ha!
Excellent as always 👌
You are living the dream!! Great fitness and healthy life you set up for yourself. $7000+ on this beauty is worth it.
Thank you!
Would love to see a review for the new Orbea Occam
Another great video review.! Yeti definitely makes a nice bike.
dude, totally... I think they're the best looking bikes available!
Thank you! The video really helped me.
Glad it helped!
This is a great review.
Love these videos. In your opinion, I'm looking for a trail/enduro bike for socal trails and bike parks in the summer. Would you go bronson or the sb140? I'm 5'7 and enjoy 27.5 but not against 29.
Thanks again.
Hey Jason, any chance of testing a hardcore hardtail? Love the bikes and your reviews, but missing something no sense...
I did order the fanny pack . Thanks for the heads up 😊
Nice, you'll love it🤙
Would love to see transition scout review as well.
Yumyum in da house, BFT...!!!
Nice review! Any project of trying a 5010 V4 anytime soon? Cheers
How would you compare it to the Mach 5.5? My trails are a mix of flat and steep but short punchy climbs and descents with tight switchbacks. Wondering if the 5.5 is more maneuverable and all day pedal friendly or if you would recommend the sb140
hey awesome video,thanks for the info,btw just ordered Minimize Hydration Lumbar Pack
Nice, you'll love the pack... I seriously wear it every time I ride!
@@mtbyumyum Just ordered trail truffles also thanks for the discounts.
I've been wondering about this bike. But it sounds like its not as stable as a 29er. Jason, this or the Ripmo 29er? I know, two different sizes. I'll ask the question tomorrow in the live stream. Good video J...
Thanks for video- You made a couple comparisons to the Bronson- What are the main differences?
hey man. missed the livestream. what would you say about mulleting this bike? would it effect climbing power?
Great bike! Just built up an SB140, with X01 AXS. The shifting is awesome! For the rear end of the Yeti I put in a 0.4 volume spacer to allow for less LSC and more progression at the end of the stroke. Seems to make the rear end more supple and bottomless. You do any tuning to your bikes’ shock?
It would be cool if you borrowed a set of light carbon wheels in 27.5" for your switchblade to approximate the wheels on this Yeti, then do an A-B review with this & the Switchblade in 27.5"
Hey Jason! When are you doing a Giant Reign 29er review?
Nice imfo ...but i think that ibis is still the best frame that is made for trail bikes... out there.....i have the ibis SLR and I dont know if i go to an other bike yet..
Interesting to here your comment on the shimano 1x12 I'm a shimano ,fan brought a 2020 trance 2 29er with slx 1x12 .Glad that I waited for the shimano 12 speed love it.Love everything about the trance too especially tubeless out of the box ,hard to beat in the bang for bucks , am really glad i brought it ,yeti hard tails?
Yeah, the Trance is a cool bike that is an excellent bang for your buck!
When are you going to review the Revel Rascal and Rail? Would love to hear your thoughts compared to Tyler's on climbing, managing techy uphills, and of course how it descends.
I hear the Revel is a Badass climber
@@shredheadted2581Mind-blowing how good these bikes climb and handle. Very confidence inspiring. Interested to hear how they stack up to some of the other bikes Jason's ridden.
What’s rattling? The chain? Or is it cable housing flopping around..
Great video dude. What size are you riding here?
Hi, what higher rear travel shocks can I upgrade the SB140 to? is 140 the max? What about the front? Can we upgrade to 180mm? or 170mm is the max?
Could be a good bike for a mullet build (140 29er in front)
How do you feel about the short 37 rake or off set fork?
You ever demo any trek bikes ..like the fuel ex?
@MTByumyum - Yeti SB140 or Evil Calling? - thank you.
Every time you ride a bike down that smooth dirt highway you're like, Oh yeah.....oh yeah that feels great....oh yeah. Every. Bike. There's no difference in the as or leverage curves between switch infinity or a dw link design. It's just more complicated.
Do you prefer Yeti SB140 or Santa Cruz 5010?
Thanks for another great video. Your Rocky Mountain Altitude videos played a large part in me ending up buying one. How would you say the SB140 compares to the Altitude? One thing I seem challenged with is the seat tube height of the Altitude (thurs affecting dropper post extension also) and it looks like the SB140 might be much lower and also could go to Medium and have same reach as a Rocky Large.
Yeah, I really love the Rocky Mountain altitude. It's more playful and snappy feeling then this Yeti 140. And yeah, I have the same complaint with most of Rocky Mountains line up. The seat tube length is a little long for modern droppers that extend beyond 150 mm. You might check out the new Ibis HD 5. Has a very low seat tube length and still has that fun playful feel to it
@@mtbyumyum I'm looking for a well pedaling 27.5 bike for 5-4 wife intermediate rider. She isnt crushing big terrain but I'd like a somewhat forgiving ride that pedals well. Any favs in this category? Altitude is interesting, I have a custom 150/140 Instinct that I built based on your recommendation Jason (thx again).
@@vin9976 Mojo-4
Great video!!!! Could you share your thoughts on how the SB140 climbs compared to the SB130?
I would have to swap the tires so they're the same on both bikes... I would think the 130 though...
Do you have to pay to demo?
27.5 is where it’s at... I’m pissed at myself for buying 29ers... I have my SC Reserve 29ers on Pinkbike for sale... I want to go back to a + build on my Hightower. The 2.8’s gobbled up everything I threw at them... the 29ers feel like work and they messed up my geometry. Yeah... note to potential 2018 Hightower shoppers... the bike IS advertised as 27.5/29 compatible... but you have to buy a new fork to keep the HTA/STA consistent.
Yeah, I've been riding so many 29er the last year I almost forgot how much fun the 27.5 wheel sizes are. In fact, I just bought another 27.5 bike a few days ago. Loving it!
@@mtbyumyum What did you get?
@@herbehop probably hd5 ;p
Bought the SB140. Everything Jason said about this bike is 100% true
I can't imagine what Jason would've said while riding the SB140 if it had Carbon rims and 2.5" tires. Have you carbon rims on yours?
Stanner yes. I am on 30mm internal carbon hoops. Old ones ENVE M70 HV and they were then sold off.... replaced with Santa Cruz Reserved 30mm as well. The ENVEs were definitely better for acceleration and turns and the SCs were better for heavy hits and janky chatter downhills. Both wheel sets ran on 2.4 DHR II rears and 2.5 DHF fronts.
SB140 vs Bronson?
nice trail!! you guys are speedsters. what kind of bag you using btw?
theres a link in the description below the video with a 25% off code if you want to buy it... I use it every time I ride!
Got my SB5 Lunch Ride up for sale so I can get one of these....can't wait! Question - Would running a more traditional 2.5/2.3 or 2.4 combo change the way it rides compared to the stock 2.6/2.6 combo?
I have a Maxxis Forkaster 2.6 / Recon 2.6 on i9 305c carbon wheels and DHF 2.5WT / DHR II 2.4WT on Roval Traverse SL carbon wheels. Both sets with CushCore installed. I find that the SB140 rolls faster on the 2.6 wheelset. However it has more grip on the 2.5/2.4 wheelset.
@@ngcreese1 Interesting! I wasn't expecting that. I did finally get an SB140, and am running a 2.5/2.5 Assegai/Aggressor combo now, but really wanted the 2.4 Dissector for the rear. Didn't want a DHRII on this bike.....Love the DHRII on the SB165, but for this bike I wanted something that rolls a little faster on the SB140. I am running Nobl TR38s, with no insert, so without going to an XC setup, my legs are getting a good amount of help from the setup, while remaining stout.
Please try and get a 2020 Norco Optic for a review. I would be super interested in your opinion.
And/or the new Sight!
You mention 5010, how do you think they compare climbing (standing/sitting) slow techy stuff? Also anything you like better on the 5010? (I own a 5010 V2 and considering SB140).
the sb140 feels like a much bigger more capable descending bike... not as playful or agile
"Man, the SB-140 might be the most fun I've had on a bike in a long time" 7:04 - Yet in later days you really kind of bash it and talk it down in several videos which leaves me wondering what you'd feel if you put switched to your favorite 2.4" tires and super light carbon rims like what you're using on your Ripley?
I'm trying to decide between the SB130 and SB140. I'm primarily going to use for a daily rider in the Dallas surrounding areas and race once a month in regional(Hill country and Arkansas) endure races. Which would you recommend? I'm an ex bmx racer btw.
coming from a bmx background you might like the smaller wheels... either way, just pick a wheel size... they're so similar. Good luck
Is this item good for tall men?
Yesssss
Do You feel a coil would work well on this? (I have never ridden a coil shock)
What are your thoughts/preference on the SB140 against the SC Bronson? Thanks.
The sb140 felt like the bigger bike but still climbed well... Would be fun to ride these back to back... maybe even try the sb140 as a mullet?!?! That could be cool!!
Like most Yeti's does body position need to be over the bars?
yes, a little forward body position, the better it gets
Hi , did it have a 2.6 dhf on the front ? Thx Pat
Yep
Nice! How would you compare this to a Mach 5.5? Similar travel.
Yeah, I would say the yeti is more stable at high speed. Both have a very planted feel though. Obviously the yeti has more modern geometry and it feels like a bigger bike in the same size in terms of overall length
@@mtbyumyum I'm beginning to think when you say "Planted" you're meaning basically heavy & sluggish, and not very lively, poppie or playful.
Hey there, I have an eye for the sb140, what would be your opinion on an L size frame for a 5'10.3'' tall guy with a 32.5' inseam. Usually my ride is a 1 to 2h fireroad climb to the trail head and then a 700m decent thru the woods to the valley...mostly flowy stuff with roots and rocks. I also like to stand up alot when climbing and ride flats. M or L? Would appreciate your opinion ✌😀 best regards.
Good ole carpet canyon
This Bike is Poppy and Composed in Jacobs Ladder
Witch one did you prefert between the SB130 and the SB140. I'm thinking buy one.
Steve Vézina I got an SB130. It rocks. I live in Texas tho... flat to hilly and lots of tech trails so it’s perfect. All really depends on your home terrain tho.
Do you think the medium size frame is too long for my height 171cm (5 "6)? I am currently riding on medium size HD4 and fit perfect
Yes, I would go small if I were you... hell, I might even go small on this bike and I'm 5'8"
@@mtbyumyum Merci !
I’m 5’6” and I got a Medium. The small was way too cramped for me. I got a 35 mm stem and a 25” rise on my Deity Skywire handlebar. Perfect!
@@snowsue1973 yes, the médium size is better choice
Not everyone loves 29er. me not. for me 29er got to much weight, especially on the wheels an tires. the rubbers an wheels are so much heavier and that's were the rotating mass is. I don't think 29ers have advantages over the 27,5 if your not racing.
Yeah, I've felt the same way particularly with heavy duty 2.5 tires....
how fast do you guys think youre going in those DH sections? looks super fun
It's about a three minutes segment with an average speed of about 25 miles an hour. High speeds around 34mph, low speeds around 12 or 13mph
Trying to decide: SB 130 or SB 140???? Any input appreciated.
they're really so close... pick a wheels size honestly!
@@mtbyumyum How do they compare in the air?
Im in florida. Its 80 today
lucky!
Did a year in dallas. Too industrial.
If you are ever in the jupiter area. Hit jd bike park. Dress cool lol.
A Yeti SB-140 I was going to buy read "Made in Vietnam." I won't spend $7,000 on a bike made in Vietnam. I'd much rather buy my new ride "Made in The USA." Now I'm looking @ a Guerrilla!
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