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All 575 added before January 07 are here.

To see the latest, please click here YOUR 575 page 2

 

Gavin's 2007 575 (added July 07)

Frame bought from Howard at Bromley Bikes, and then custom built by my lbs Banjo Cycles in Newbury.

I fully intended to buy a black frame, but couldn't resist the lure of full Yeti team colours when I got in the shop!

I wend for Fox Float RLC on the front, with full XT groupset, Avid Juicy Carbon brakes, Hope wheels, Chris King headset, Easton EA70 bars and stem, and a lovely Thomson seatpost.

It rides like a dream compared to my old Marin Rift Zone; much sharper. So far, every ride has been wet and muddy, so can't wait for summer!

Gavin, Berkshire

Chris's 2007 Yeti 575 (added June 07)

Just finished building this custom 2007 Yeti 575 in preparation for a trip to Les Arcs this summer. All Raceface, XT gearing and hubs, Mavic EN321 rims, Avid Juicy 7 (185mm) and Fox Float RLC forks. Comes in weighing 25lbs with the carbon chainstay.

Off to give it a proper blast around the local trails in Wales before heading out to France in July.

Chris - South Wales, UK

 

Peter's 2007 Yeti 575 (added June 07)

I've always wanted a Yeti since the days of the FRO in the early 90s, but then I gave up MTBing for a few years. I started again 3-4 years ago. The Stumpjumper FSR I have just sold was my only bike for ages until I built a hardtail for shorter/local/night rides. So I decided I could have something 'bigger' than the FSR for all day rides and trips to Wales/Scotland. After much research a 575 seemed to fit the bill best. It took me 6 months saving money and collecting parts before I bought the frame and built the bike.

Then I had one ride on it and then went on holiday for 2 weeks!

I've since doen a few more rides and managed to get the front and rear suspension balanced nicely. The bike seems to give me a lot more confidence and the ride is so supple and active, with very little bob considering it is basically a single pivot design. You can feel that Yeti have done their homework here, I think. The best compliment I can give it is that it feels like there is less suspension travel than my old (4 inch) FSR. But there isn't, it's just better controlled.

The spec -

Yeti 575, Medium, Carbon Swing Arm , Rockshox Pike 454 Air U-Turn forks, Hope Hoops Wheelset - Pro2 Hubs, DT Swiss 5.1 rims, WTB Moto Raptor 2.24 tyres, On-One 456 Stem, 80mm. (And I have a 60mm as well if I need it), Easton EA70 bars, Medium rise, ODI Yeti lock on grips, Chris King Headset, FSA FR 280 Seatpost, SDG Bel Air RL saddle, Magura Louise FR Barkes, 180/160 rotors, SRAM 2007 X9 Shifters and Rear mech, X-Gen Front mech, Shimano XT HT2 Chainset, Crank Bros Candy C pedals & PG 990 cassette and 991 chain

 

Pascal's Yeti 575 (added June 2007)

My name is Pascal and I'm French. Here is my 575 Yeti (2005) offered to me for my fortieth birthday. It is a fantastic Montain Bike ! Thanks to it I've discovered a new pleasure in riding and it also took me back to a second youth.

A big hand for you web site...  With very best regards,  Pascal

Albin's Yeti 575 (added June 2007)

 

I would like to show you my new 2007 Yeti 575 carbon (June 2007).

Brief spec.: * 2007 YETI 575 Carbon Small frame with Fox RP23. * 2007 RockShox Lyric 2 Step 115-160mm. * Chris King's Headset and hubs with Mavic 819 disc rims, DT spokes. * New Hope M4 brakes with floating disc in 180mm. * Complete XTR 07 groupset except XT Rapidfire. * Race Face's Deus Crankset and Handlebar. * Thomson's Stem and Seatpost, Gobi saddle. * Nokon's cable in Black. * Hope's clamp and skewers. Weight ~13.8 kg.

Happy trails and best regards. Albin.- Haute-Savoie

DJE's Yeti 575 - (added June 2007)

Dje's Yeti 575- Also check out his AS-X air.

 

 

Adam's 2007 Yeti 575(added May 2007)

This is my new 2007 Yeti 575. Built by the guys at Keswick Mountain Bikes in April 2007

Brief Spec:

  • 2007 575 Medium Frame, Fox RP23
  • 2007 Fox TALAS RLC forks
  • Full 2007 XT groupset
  • Hope Pro 2 Hubs laced to Mavic 719 Disc rims with Continental ProTection Verticals
  • Avid Juicy 7 185mm brakes F+R
  • Thomson Stem and Seatpost and Raceface Atlas LR bars
  • Chris King Headset and SDG Bel Air RL Seat

i'm looking in to coming to the tribe meet, It's a bit far to travel, but I met two guys on 575's out on the trails in Keswick last weekend who are going and it sounds like it could be a greta weekend.

Happy Trails, Adam.

Carsten 575 - 2006 (added May 2007)

Frame YETI 575 with titanium kit 06, Fork Fox Float X TT 06, Complete XTR 07 with rapidfire. Wheels XTR 07, Race Face headset & Race Face Deus components. Ritchey Z-MAX evo. 2.10 tires, Continental supersonic tubes

Weight 11.5 kg (25 lbs)

Regards - Carsten - Denmark

Ermes Yeti 575 (added 28th April 07) 2007 Model frame.

I have finished assembley of my new Yeti 575, '07

I would like to see you publish the photos on the web site yetifan.

Regards - Ermes

Mark's 575 (Added April 2007)

Mark's Yeti 575 - new in April 07

Kevin's Yeti 575

This is my new 575 - picked up from Bromley Bikes this morning & ridden this afternoon:

I reckon i will be a yetifan for many years now.

 

Jose Cano 575

Hola soy Jose A. Cano y os envio la foto de mi nueva y flamante Yeti 575, tiene de todo:

Cuadro: YETI 575 2004, Potencia: Thomson 100 - 5º, Direccion: Cane creek S-6, Manillar: UNO U.L Sistem Fiber-Carbon, Horquilla: Fox Vanilla RL-125, Puños: ON-OFF doble densidad Pulsador, cambio: XTR 2002 Manetas freno disc: XT 2003 Pinza freno del.: XT 2003 4 pistones Disco: XT 2004, Neumatico del.: Continental Diesel Gravity 2.35, Llanta del: XT 2004 24 radios, Buje: XT 2004 Center Lock, Bielas: XT 2004, Pedalier: XT 2004, Pedales: 959, Cadena: Durace Amortiguador: 5th Element, Tija: Thomson Sillin: Selle Italia Pro-link, Desviador: XTR 2003 Pinza freno tras.: XT 2003 4 pistones, Disco: XT 2004, Casette: XTR 2003 Cambio tras. XTR 2002

Siento no poderos escribir en ingles, espero que lo podais traducir y sacarlo en la Web. Muchas gracias.

Jose A. Cano Haro

Hello I am Jose To Cano and send you the photos of my new and hot Yeti 575,

Thank you very much to translate and to add it in the Web. Jose To Cano Haro

Neil's 575

Here's my new 575 for the "your yeti's" section Bike was bought from Bromley Bikes after having their demonstrator for the bank holiday weekend.

It's got Pace RC40 forks, Thomson Stem & Seatpost, Full XT kit except deore discs and hubs with Mavic 717 rims, Easton EA50 Handlebars and is about to get a WTB Rocket V Stealth seat ( the old Specialized one on now just looks too tatty!). It rides superbly and I love it!

Regards Neil

Larry's 575

Stock disc version, Time ATAC pedals.....everything is perfect! (so far). Received as a gift from my wife on my 50th B-Day!

Purchased at the Spokesman, Santa Cruz, CA.

 

Raphaël's 575

Dt- Swiss Tubless Wheel, XTR Shifting, XT Crank, Hayes Mag + carbon, Tioga componente, Marzocchi Shiver SC 2003 120 mm

 

 

DT's 2005 575

Just got this 2005 fresh from the factory. New anodized paint job. I put Fox suspension, mavic ust rims, shimano xl derailers, thompson stems, hutcheson tires, egg beaters on it. Climbs with no bob and takes on anything but the biggest drops (4ft+) effortlessly.

DT in Oregon

 

Laurie's 575

2005 Fox RLC front end, Tubles Mavic rims, Thompson seat post and stem. Easton Bars, M4 Mini front & Rear with Goodrige lines 205mm front disc, XTR Chain Rings, XT Rear Mechs, XT Hubs, Panaracer Tubless Tyres.

 

 

Shane's 575

2005 575- Fox Forx, Matt Black finish, Easton bars, Hope brakes

 

 

 

 

David's 575.

Hola mi nombre es David y soy del Prat de LLobregat (Barcelona) y esta es mi yeti.Hace un mes que la tengo y estoy muy contento con ella. Os cuento que lleva:

  • cuadro yeti 575 ' 04
  • horquilla marzocchi bomber all mountain 1 150mm recorrido.
  • frenos disco Hayes nine.
  • ruedas Mavic cross roc.
  • tija, potencia y manillar Pazza.
  • transmision XT; LX ' 04
  • sillin flite titanium.

Espero que os guste un saludo y felicidades por vuestra pagina

Hello my name is David and I am of the Prat de LLobregat (Barcelona) and this is my yeti. Its a month that I have it and I am very contented with her. I take picture, yeti 575 ' 04 bracket marzocchi to bomber all mountain 1 150mm route brakes disc Hayes nine. Mavic wheels cross roc. tija, power and Pazza. handlebars transmission XT; LX ' 04 saddle flite titanium. I hope that you like a greeting and congratulations by your pagina(?)

Donalds 575 (Added 2005)

This is my 2005 575. My first Yeti I might add. It started life raw but I didn't like that so I got it painted Pink Panther Pink. Its built with a full XTR kit except for the bottom bracket which is a Race Face XC x-type BB. A 2005 Fox Talas RLC for the fork. The wheels are XM819 with DT super comp spokes. A Chris King headset, FSA K-Force light seatpost, FSA OS-140 stem and Answer Carbon Pro Taper OS handlebar round out the other main components. So far I've ridden it a few times and am still getting the suspension dialed in BUT its hard to believe that it has almost 6 inches of travel for how well it rides and climbs.

The paint was done by Brew Cycles in North Carolina and they did a kick ass job.

Pink is the New Black. Let the Revolution begin. Donald , North Carolina

Leigh's 575 (added 2005)

Thought i would send picture of my 575 after completeing 7 hours of riding ,bike was great,but my butt sufered a little

 

 

 

Dennis's Team colour 575 (added 2005)

Just picked up my new 575 in Turquoise.

Medium with Enduro kit.

Thanks,

Dennis

 

 Miahaels 575 (added 2005)

Here is my 575 I built from the frame up. It runs full XT, Avid mechanicals, Fox TALAS RLC fork, and WTB Weirwolf UST tires (which I have been highly impressed by).

In the distant future, once the bank account has recovered, I think some Chris King hubs may be in order. This bike is incredible on the Oklahoma single track it sees regularly and really shines out in Colorado on vacations.

A special thanks is in order to Mad Duck Sports in Texas for working with me on it

From the Turquoise Warrior(added 2005)

Everyone else seems to send of photos of pristine clean Yetis, so here's mine after a ride.

Yep, it's winter down here in New Zealand at the moment. It's weight is 25.9 lbs when clean with summer tyres on.

 

Lauries 575 (added 2005)

I took the bike to La Cluza, French Alps, and was running the bike all week on the Down Hill sections, 3.3 km decent, very steep, very fast, the bike performed superbly, I was able to race with some of the DH 10 inch travel bikes.

Regards

Laurence

André's 575 (added 2005

I like your website where in the world Yeti's bike are living..

cheers

André

 

 

Ian's 575 (added 2005)

After a week of gazing longingly at my Bromley Bike built 575, I introduced it to the UK's typical mudfest in the Lincolnshire Wolds.

This is my first Yeti and it performed brilliantly, took every line and never missed a gear even though you couldn't see the front and rear mech for mud and cow pats! Can't wait to try the Peak District technical climbs and down hills later in December, and hopefully I will get to Tribe Meet 06.

Spec:

  • Yeti 575 Frame Black Anodized Finish, Fox Float RLC 130 Disc Only forks, Fox RP3 shock
  • Chris King Alloy headset, Thomson X4 stem, Easton CNT Monkeylite Bars, ODI Ruffian Lock on grips
  • SRAM X.O Trigger shifters, Avid Juicy 7 185mm front and rear brakes
  • SRAM X Gen front mech, SRAM X.O medium cage carbon cage rear mech
  • Thomson Elite 410mm seatpost, Fizik Gobi Saddle, Chris King ISO front disc hub, Chris King ISO rear disc hub, Mavic XM819d front and rear rims
  • Panaracer Cinder 2.25 Fold front and rear tyre, DT Comp Black spokes x64 with brass nipples
  • SRAM PC990 chain, SRAM PC990 cassette, RaceFace Atlas X-Type chainset
  • Shimano XTR QR wheel skewers, Shimano XC Pedals

Big thanks to Bromley Bike for their help and assistance. Ian

Daniel 575 (added 2006)

Equipments:

  • Fork : Fox 36R
  • Rearshox: will be updated with DHX Air very soon
  • Full XTR
  • Brakes: Hope Mono Mini - Wheels: Xmax UST
  • Handlebar : Easton carbon - Saddle : Fizik Gobi - SeatPost : Thomson Elite
  • Stem : Thomson Elite
  • Tire (for winter) : Schwalbe Nobby Nic

YetiFan from France - Daniel.

Amael 575 (added 2006)

  • It's my bike for European DH marathon
  • Frame: Yeti 575, Fork Fox Van RC2, Shox Fox RP3
  • Rear Derailleur arrière Sram X0, Shifters Sram Trigger X0, Stem FSA FR-200 OS, 50mm, HandlebarFSA K-Force DH Carbon
  • Brakes Hayes Mag+, Cranks FSA K-Force MegaExo + MRP System III Carbon, Rear cogs Sram PG -990, 11-34 dts
  • Rims DT Swiss EX5.1d, Hubs DT Swiss 440, Spokes DT Swiss Revolution Black, Seatpost FSA K -Force Light,Saddle San Marco Aspide
  • Pedals CrankBrothers Candy Ti

Lee's 575 (added 2006)

Just a couple of pics of my new 575 as built by Howard at Bromley bikes.

  • 575 Black Anodised
  • Pike 454
  • Shimano XT/XTR
  • Hope / XT Hubs
  • Chris King Pink Headset

Rode it in anger for the first time yesterday and what a difference from my previous Specialized Stupjumper absolutely amazing

Simons 575 (added 2006)

Here's some pics of my 575 with the new forks. Marzocchi Z.1 Light ETA: 150mm travel, lock down to 130mm. External rebound and compression damping. Coil Sprung. 5.5lb. £479. Similar features to the Fox but a riders price. The bike is better behaved in corners with the slacker head angle. The pictured tyres are a bit of overkill and I've got less than 5mm clearance on the rear. The big Bettys are a very balloony 2.4". I certainly won't be winning any races with it now it is a lot of fun and is set up for Switzerland and Spain.

 Cheers, Si.

Luis 575 (added 2006)

I'm from spain and this is my Yeti, thanks for all.

Luis

 

Annette's 575 (added 2006)

I wanted to show you the OTHER love of my wife. She can't go a day without thinking about her 575. Of course she had the guys down at Adventure Cycling pimp her ride with the pink Chris King Headset, Pink Terry Seat, and a Marzocchi Freeride Z150 SL. I can't really complain because the more she thinks about her Yeti the more we get to ride!!!!

Annette Barnett (owner) Matt Barnett (author) Greenwood Village, CO

P.S. We hope that the tribe gathering is in Salida again this summer. We were bummed that we couldn't make it last summer. The Crest Trail is one of our all time Favorites!!!!

Clint's 575 (added 2006)

Just thought Id send my yeti in so you can have a look and add it to your fantastic website.

Reading your website helped me make my decision to by my 575. ;-)

  • Frame: Yeti 575 05 with RP3 Team Tourquoise, Forks: Fox Talas RLC 06, Wheelset: Industrynine Hubs, Spokes, DT Swiss 4.1d Rims, Spokes: Industrynine , Brakes: Avid Juicy 7's
  • Pedals: Crank Brothers Candy SL, Cranks: Polished Shimano XT Hollowtech II, Rear Derailer: SRAM X-9 , Front Derailer: SRAM X -GEN
  • Shifters: SRAM XO Gripshift
  • Headset: Cane Creek S-3, Bars: Easton Scandium Riser, Stem: Thomson 110mm, Seat: Specialized BG
  • Seatpost: Thomson 27.2mm, Seat Collar: Yeti Brand
  • Cassette: Shimano XT , Chain: SRAM PC-99

I love this bike more and more everyday I ride it. Good Job Yeti ;-) -------- Regards, Clint Harris Australia

Jose 575

Hi friends, I´m Jose deGregorio and I come from Madrid, Spain

This is my new 575, a black-silver mix

Glad to meet everybody and happy trails!!

Jon's 575

This is my 575 recently purchased from Bike Treks in Ambleside and most recently thrashed in the Lakes, Dalbeattie, and Mabie. It's not the most tricked out or super bling yeti, but it is mine (and its a Yeti!), and its the best bike I have ever ridden!

It's got Fox Van 36R forks on, with Avid Juicy 7 Discs (185 mm) with a Race Face Evolve stem and handlebar and Good 'n' Evil grips all resting on a Cane Creek headset. The Shifters are XT Rapid Fire (I don't like the Dual Control anyway!) Cranks are Hone, pedals are M959's (although I have just trashed one at Dalbeattie!), front mech is XT and rear mech is XTR. Seat post is Race Face Evolve, and saddle is a WTB Rocket.

Rear wheel is Mavic Crossland (they didn't have a disc-specific one and I couldn't wait!) with an LX cassette, front wheel is Hope Bulb on Sun Singletrack Rims. Chain is an SRAM Hollow pin. Tyres on the picture are Onza Porcupines (remember them!) but they have now been swapped for Panaracer Cinder Cones (2.25) as they didn't provide enough grip as they did on my old P7! I absolutely love this bike, it weighs 29 and a bit lbs (weights taken off weight weenies) and it flies up and down hills like nothing else! I can't weight to see what it is like when its lighter!

Arthur's 575 (2007)

2007 575 Crbon

  • Manitou Sherman sliders ( yes dual crown I used it on my heckler and it was great so I tried it on the Yeti and it rides Awsome still turnes on the dime and rolls over anything )
  • Easton Havoc AM wheels
  • XTR crank Derailers and shifters
  • Tompson Stem and Seatpost
  • Hope M4 mono breaks with floating rotors 8" front and 7" back
  • FSA Carbon DH risor bars
  • Xpedo pedals
  • TNT Ti cogset and Italia flight ti saddle
  • Bulldog 2.3 front and Scorpion 2.1 rear
  • Total weight 28.8 lb

Cheers Arthur from Toronto Canada

Lukas 575

 

 

 

 

Bike setup: Fox Van RLC, all blue is Hope: mono M4 brakes, hubs, stem, headset, skewers..., rest is shimano XT with classic XTR front derailleur and cables. ODI grips, Gobi seat, easton Monkey lite XC handlebars and EA 50 seatpost, pedals are Time SX, rims are Mavic 717 with DT swiss. On ground holds me Schwalbe nobby nic. Total 12.2kg - see Yeti of the Month DEC 2006

Damon 575

Here's a pic and a bit of blurb about my 575 for the 'your Yetis' page.

I bought my 575 from Poison Spider Bikes in Moab , Utah on a trip with Rocky Mountain Adventures in October 06. I hadn't even seen a 575 in the flesh before I ordered it. The bike is a Large Carbon Enduro with a Fox RP23 and 07 TALAS Fork, XT/717 rear wheel, Salsa seat QR and a 203mm front rotor. Poison Spider were excellent and really went the extra mile to make sure I was happy with the bike - I am!!

Link to thread about the trip: http://www.aimoo.com/forum/postview.cfm?id=388130&CategoryID=86966&threadid=2644097

Alex's 575

Please find my attached pictures of my new 575 built by Howard at Bromley Bikes.

The spec is as follows:

  • Avid Juicy 7 Carbon, (185mm Front, 160 Rear).
  • Richey WCS Carbon handlebars.
  • Thompson stem and seatpost.
  • XTR Rear mech and 9sp trigger shifters.
  • Pike 456 Dual Air U-Turn.
  • XT Front mech and chainset.
  • Mavic 819 tubeless with shwalbe nobley nic 2.25.

It is an absolute joy to ride, much faster than my previous steed. Many thanks to all at Bromley Bike Company in putting together such a nice ride. May get some Rockshox Lyrics on it for the bad stuff.
See you at the tribemeet. Alex.

Vaughn's 575

Here you go. Great site, it helped me make my decision on the 575. I've never regretted the decision at all. Here are a couple of pictures of my stock race disk. I had almost quit mountain biking because of a bike that just didn't work for me. I'd become a confirmed roadie. I bought the 575 and I'm falling in love with mountain biking all over again.

It is a stock 06 Race disk with RP23 and Float140 Chris King headset. My wife let me get it as my Christmas and Birthday present for the next 3 years according to her. I had my local bike shop order it from Yeti although they weren't a dealer at the time. They liked dealing with Yeti so much they became a dealer. One of the employees has already ordered an ASR as his race bike. Thanks to the guys at Bikes Unlimited..

Dez's 575- Black Betty.

Test rode a bunch of bikes at Mountain Mayhem this year, (Ransom, Blur, RC303 etc) and the Yeti 575 just blew me away. Had to have one!

I made an Ebay purchase because I couldn't really justify the expense of a brand new bike and found this perfect black 575, dripping with light-weight XTR parts and lovely black CrossMax wheels. It was a bit of an ordeal getting the bike over from the US, as it was sent in 2 packages and for a couple of weeks I had frame, forks, but no wheels! Somehow the box containing the wheels got lost in Parcel Farce's European hub and it took a lot of phone calls and chasing to get them finally delivered. Customs also thought it would be nice to charge me the full whack on tax and import duty, so I almost could've bought a new bike in the end!

Anyway, she's definitely worth it and I've just had to swap the bars for wider and the stem to shorter to get a fantastic, unbelievable light ride.

Spec is pretty much:

  • XTR groupset
  • Mavic Crossmax
  • Manitou Minute 4 forks
  • Easton CT2 Carbon seatpost
  • Easton MG60 stem
  • USE Atom cabon risers
  • Hopefully see you at the Tribe meet.

cheers, Dez

Yetifur's 575

Built with the carbon frame, it has Spinergy Xyclones, SRAM X9, Thomson post & stem, Race Face carbon OS bars, CB Eggbeaters, Fox TALAS RLC's and Avid Juicy. My fave bike i've ever owned !

Cheers,

Yetifur

Big T's 575

My new Yeti 575, weighing a mere 22.8lbs!!! I hope this can be added to your site as I was incredibly surprised when I weighed it.

Carbon back end, Pace RC41XCAM, King Ti headset, WCS V3 stem, Easton SL bars, pork rind grips, XTR 2007 dual shifters, rear & front mechs. USE carbon seatpost, Tune speedneedle saddle, Tune fastfoot cranks, quad ti pedals, and naturally superlight wheels, Tune superchaffer, King/Kong with Stans ZTR340, (yes 340g rims), CX rays, Explorer supersonics with enough grip for off-road riding. If I fitted an road block and maxxis flyweighs it would be about 22.3lbs, but not off-road worthy (weight weenied), though lightbikes rules!!

With a superlight wheel set this is like a rocket, with trail plushness. Highly recommended.

Carson's 575 (20007)

3 pix of my new 2007 575. The one of my daughter is the same expression my wife had upon seeing the bike...she got over it. Yeti has some new friends hanging from the ceiling. Carson from Texas.

 

Laurent's 575

I'm Laurent and i live in Dijon - France.

I ride my yeti 575 since one year and I enjoy it everytime.

It is lightly built like following (12,7kgs) :

  • - Frame : yeti 575 05 aluminium, Fork : Fox talas 130 fork, Shox : Fox RP3
  • - Wheelset : Spinergy xyclond disc, Brakes : Formula ORO 180/180,
  • - Cranks : Shimano XT hollowtech II 22-32-bash, rear derailer : Sram X9, front derailer : Shimano XT, shifters : Sram X9
  • - HeadSet : WTB Momentum, handlebar : Funn 710mm, grips : Race Face lock-on, Stem : Thomson X4 70mm, Seatpost : Race Face Evolve DH, Saddle : SDG Bel Air Ti, seat collar : Salsa
  • - Pedals : Crank brothers egg beater

I will soon built it with Pike 140 or Totem 2 step air 160.

Sam's 575

Here's the detail...

  • 2005 575 Black Ano large RP3 shock
  • Rock Shox Revelation 426 Air U-Turn
  • Chris King Headset
  • Hope headset spacers
  • Hope Mono Mini brakes with Goodridge lines, custom levers, 180mm front, 160mm rear
  • XO trigger shifters
  • XTR front der & XO rear derXT crankset
    XT cassette 11-32 & XTR chain
  • Thomson Elite stem 100mm x 5deg rise & Easton Monkeylight carbon bars 1.25" rise
  • ODI Lizzard Skins lock-on grips & Thomson Elite seatpost with Hope seatpost clamp and a WTB Rocket Stealth Ti saddle
  • Spinergy Xyclone Disc wheelset fitted with Hope skewers and Kenda Nevegal 2.1 tyres
  • Weight 12.7kg
  • Cheers fellas, Sam from Australia

Andy's 575

I have just picked up my very first yeti, a 575. Man I love this thing:

    • Yeti 575 carbon (Black Ano)
    • Fox Float RLC 140's
    • XTR Brakes, Shifters, Mechs!
    • King headset
    • Easton Bar
    • Thomson stem
    • Mavic Crossmax SLR with Maxxis Larsen UST tyres.
    • Andy

Gary's Yeti 575 2007.

I just picked this up from Leisure Lakes Wolverhampton this week!.

A medium size Yeti ASR 575 in team turquoise with carbon rear end, built up with XTR group set, Hope 'Hoops' FR wheels, Hope M4 disc brakes, Fox Vanilla forks (they are very plush), Chris King headset, Thompson post and stem, Raceface carbon bars, finished with a Yeti WTB titanium rail saddle. Even with the coil front forks, four pot disc brakes and free ride wheels, it incredibly still weighs less than 28lbs!

With regards, Gazza'.

Trey's 575

I just finished building this `06 575. I got a great deal on a frame. I'm so excited. I work near the Yeti factory and I ride the trails around Golden all the time so riding a bike designed for and tested on my usual trails sounds like the perfect bike. The trails are all covered in snow and mud right now, so it's got to stay on the rack for a while but I did get it a little muddy once. Felt like I'd ridden the bike for a decade.

Trey

Adrian's 575

This is my first full build and done on a budget. It all started with a used, but virtually new unmarked bargain frame bought on impulse from USA via ebay, (bought on impulse ...under the influence of some nice red wine). Everything else was purchased in the 2006 New Year sales, apart from a few bits from my old bike and tyres from Germany.

Forks are 2007 Marzocchi All Mountain 3's. Slightly weighty but very plush. Can't complain for the price, but might have to upgrade to something with compression damping in the future. Chris King headset... this is it's third bike in 7 years. Magura Louise brakes, bargain from Merlin Cycles in Leyland, Lancs...along with the forks and amazing value 2007 Mavic Crossride disc wheels. Other bits... Schwalbe Nobby Nics from Germany, FRM Webstem off old bike... very light but strong. Easton Monkeylite risers (bought in Singapore at less than half UK price). Truvativ Firex chainset. Another sales bargain, nice finish with shiney rings and the easiest BB I've ever fitted. Deore Rapidefire shifters... Why pay more..plus I despise those dual control things. Old (Y2K) XT rear mech, but unused (spare). Hone front mech...same as XT but cheaper...lovely crisp shifts. No-name carbon seatpost, not light but cheap and seems to be decent quality. Planet X saddle. Another bargain and suprisingly comfy for the price. Splashed out on new cables & outers. Finally, switched from the still nice Specialized BG grips to Ergons coz of a dodgy wrist.... these put the finishing touch to an already amazingly comfy bike that rides a lot lighter than it's 30 and a bit pounds. Lighter forks and a few other bits in the future will only improve this gem.

Keith's 575

Imported my 575 frame 2004 but brand new from Canada.

took the hope m4s, fox forks and bars from my now redundant marin wolfridge .stuck on some xt holotech.xtr cables.

had a beer pizza and bike building night round matts shed,den eat all the pizza. first ride 23.03.07. Every one said how cool yetis are, but one ride and i was hooked.

Cris's 575

Here's a couple of my 575 for the "Your Yeti's" section. I have had since August '06 and love the ride... it always impresse me... Greetings from the Costa Rican Yeti freak in Saarbruecken!! Cheers, Cris