Despite a close resemblance to the SB150 that has been in Yeti's lineup since 2018, the all new SB160 has critical refinements once you take a deepr dive into the bike we first spotted at the seventh round of Enduro World Series.

Yeti's SB160 is their latest long travel 29er that has it all when it comes to enduro bikes. From the new co-molded threaded bottom bracket and the secured cable management to the size specific chainstays and everything in between, Yeti has taken everything they learned from riding and racing the SB150 over the last few years and clearly applied that knowledge appropriately while developing the SB160. Some of these features include an updated pivot design with a compact shock extender, updated chainstay protection, a SRAM Universal Derailleur Hanger, and a short seat tube to allow for the dropper post of your dreams.

Yeti brings refinement to a proven platform while extending capability with the new SB160. An increase in travel comes with an update to kinematics, Switch Infinity components, along with changes to geometry and frame construction to create an all-new bike. Comfortable fit and feel are at the core of the redesign, with speed being the catalyst that brings it all together. We threw a leg over the updated SB160 for the last two months to see how the subtle changes add up.